Wajid Ali Syed | League of India

Wajid Ali Syed

Journalist

Wajid Ali Syed is a journalist from Lahore, Pakistan, who has worked with the leading news networks of the world and has earned great laurels at a young age. He writes for Pakistan Foreign Policy blogs and also for The Pakistan Update.

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Did a Pakistani official sell info to CIA to settle in the West? (Foreign-Affairs)

[View from Pakistan] Did a Pakistani intelligence official sell the information about the whereabouts of Osama bin Laden to the US last year to get millions of dollars and relocate to a western country with a new non-Pakistani passport?

By: Wajid Ali Syed
The Sorry State of Pakistan (Foreign-Affairs)

Persons with liberal thoughts (in Pakistan) need protection, which requires some strategy as well as strength. It has to organize itself and build an anti-mullah manpower. It’s a war now, and decisions taken today will reflect the systems adopted in the future. And that will change everything on the ground.

By: Wajid Ali Syed

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The People Pay (Foreign-Affairs)

The PPP government that now is playing the victim card had many chances to put the all-powerful army and notorious ISI in their place. The party instead preferred to opt for political survival.

By: Wajid Ali Syed
The Sorry State of Pakistan (Foreign-Affairs)

[Neighbourhood] After 2001 Pakistanis were spoon fed the propaganda that the violence in Pakistan is due to America's presence in Afghanistan. As a result, many hate the U.S. intervention and see Islamists as the defenders of Pakistani sovereignty.

By: Wajid Ali Syed
The $800 Million Game (Foreign-Affairs)

[View from Pakistan] Pakistan had received about $1.9 billion in military assistance from the U.S. in fiscal 2010, which ended Sept. 30, including about $300 million in grants to buy U.S. defense equipment.

By: Wajid Ali Syed
The Saudi Hollywood Makeover (Foreign-Affairs)

[View from Pakistan] Like a couple teetering on divorce but frozen in mutually dependent inertia, the U.S. wants one thing while Pakistan wants another, at least most of the time.

By: Wajid Ali Syed
Truth Will Set You Free (Foreign-Affairs)

[View from Pakistan] The relationship between the U.S. and Pakistan has almost always been termed as crucial. It has also been characterized as complicated because of the mistrust on both sides.

By: Wajid Ali Syed
Laughing Through Tragedy (Foreign-Affairs)

[View from Pakistan] Some find humor in tragedy. They try to find reasons to laugh especially when helpless. Such has been the case with Pakistan.

By: Wajid Ali Syed
Pakistan Army: Earn Your Keep (Foreign-Affairs)

[View from Pakistan] You can't fool all of the people all of the time. At some point reality catches up to you. Just like it did in Pakistan over the past week.

By: Wajid Ali Syed
Hoopla! (Foreign-Affairs)

[View from Pakistan] Bin Ladin is dead. Again. In the last ten years he has been reported “killed” at least four times. The only difference this time was that the President of the United States announced the death of the number one terrorist in the world.

By: Wajid Ali Syed
No Trespassing: US facing Home-Grown Terror (Foreign-Affairs)

Seeds of jihad have taken hold and bloomed in some unexpected places. In two small towns in the United States, radical fundamentalism is alive and well – and flourishing out in the open, US officials fear.

By: Wajid Ali Syed

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