Q4 - 2007
| S. No. | Title | Author | Description | Link |
| 001 | Project Report: US-Pakistan Strategic Dialogue | Dr. Peter Lavoy and Ms. Rebekah Dietz | Project Report: US-Pakistan Strategic Dialogue |
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| 002 | Political elite: poverty of thought | Kamran Bokhari | To a great degree, the pathetic performance of the political parties and the divided nature… |  |
| 003 | Pakistan’s Nuclear Weapons: Proliferation and Security Issues | Paul Kerr and Mary Beth Nikitin | Pakistani and some U.S. officials argue that Islamabad has taken a number ofsteps to prevent further proliferation... | |
| oo4 | The Plan To Topple Pakistan's Military | Ahmed Quraishi | This is not about Musharraf anymore. This is about clipping the wings of a strong Pakistan military. | |
| 005 | Letter from Pakistan: Resisting Feudalism? |
OPINION By SABIHA SUMAR and S. SATHANANTHAN |
But for Musharraf, Pakistan's national interest comes first. He refused to go along with Bush on Iraq. That was the first fissure | |
| 006 | Swat and Counter-Jihadist Opeations | STRATFOR | Pakistani troops reportedly seized a key mountain eak Nov. 27 and shut down pirate radio station operated by a jihadist group... | |
| 007 | Mr. Mohammad Ali Jinnah's Speech On His Election as First President of the Constituent Assembly of Pakistan | Mr. M. A. Jinnah | Black-marketing is another curse. Well, I know that black-marketers are frequently caught and punished. Judicial sentences are passed, or sometimes fines only are imposed. | |
| 008 | Mr. Mohammad Ali Jinnah's Speech at a Public Meeting at Dhaka | Mr. M. A Jinnah | I need hardly say that it gives me the greatest pleasure to visit East Bengal. East Bengal is the most important component of Pakistan, inhabited as it is by the largest single bloc of Muslims in the world. |
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| 009 | Pakistan: The Military Sans Musharraf | STRATFOR | Pakistan leader Gen. Pervez Musharraf finally stepped down as military chief... | |
| 010 | Building Confidence in Pakistan’s Nuclear Security |
Kenneth N. Luongo Gen. (Ret.) Naeem Salik |
Pakistani President Pervez Musharraf’s decision last month to declare a national emergency and suspend the constitution has ratcheted up concerns about the safety and security of that country’s nuclear arsenal. |
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| 011 | Painful Economic Decisions Await New Government | Khaleeq Kiani, The News | Those who have followed the country's economic policy closely believe that for nearly the past two years, decisions were led by ad hocism and political pressure rather than prudent economics. | |
| 012 | Iran's Nuclear Programme - Vol. 13, Issue 10, Dec 07 | The International Institute For Strategic Studies | The new National Intelligence Estimate (NIE), which represents the analysis of all 16 US intelligence agencies, contradicts a 2005 NIE assessment that Iran was ‘determined to build a nuclear weapon’. | |
| 013 | Terror Shadows loom large | Wilson John, ORF | The nature of threat has changed so much that the 'barrier- approach' of prevention could lull the security agencies into a false sense of security | |
| 014 | ANP Manifesto & Renaming NWFP | Pakistan since 1947, is a culmination of many different races, each representing a different culture and heritage | |
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| 015 | Thoughts on "Conditionality" in the New U.S. Aid Bill | Kashif Zafar | By virtue of their actions, the Congressional Democrats have fired a clear warning shot to remind President Musharraf and military top brass in Pakistan | |