i think pakistani people have a terrible government a terrible regime i think the government of pakistan is really awful. it is totally corrupt and i don't know how you can be corrupt ties a country you know it it's easy to see a corruption is the great sin of a country saudi arabia egypt lebanon you can name them or and they're all true they are corrupt but how do you do you corrupt a country i don't know and i don't know how you do it with park is. going to do with iraq and robert how do you how a country that is so corrupt can it be a good stanch ally of the united states in its war on terror as i started out the program oh yes of course the united states wants corrupt countries it loves corrupt countries you know that vietnam was a corrupt country and the united states loved it and supposed to and went to war for it. merica loves corrupt countries because they will do what they're told to do when they're paid money this is the problem ok the the real the real issue is how would you deal with a country that has become corrupted ok i'll give you up to i don't know the anglesea so this

pakistanis and when they used to be in need confirmation from you people would say was from the poor segments of society now it's moving up into the middle class is that it fair characterization. i think if you can you can judge it by this particular incident it's an isolated incident and the thing is the main the root of the problem is the u.s. occupation of afghanistan you have to realize there is more pashtuns in pakistan than in afghanistan so it affects pakistani society just as badly as it does in afghanistan and every drone attack every time there are civilians killed which is on a daily basis these days it sets back. to you know to. improve the u.s. image every every person killed every single drone attack it's just the all effort back and it's going to make it much more difficult than normal and of billions of aids or. can ever fix that ok and robert you know in looking at the sort of cold war on terror i mean i was explaining to my my colleagues here at on the cross talk a little the way you use the word war on terror well i love the way. the war on terror i know how you fe

a pakistani diplomat said, this bear is not a policy, either. somewhere between -- dispair is not a policy, either. we would have sought not only some of the papers but have some new people to talk about how they see the future of pakistan. the missed out there and turn this meeting back over to -- it is my task to remind everybody, as you leave this meeting, please turn on your cellphones. moeed. >> they are supposed to be off right now. let me introduce mr. chamberlain -- mr. chamberlain, which will look at the bridge into a chair the first panel. embassador chamberlain, the president of the middle east interview, she has served as u.s. ambassador at various places, including pakistan in 2002-2002, which is all of you know was really in the hot seat. she also served on the boards of several groups, including the american academy for diplomacy, the global heritage foundation, the search for common ground, among others. we have meeting biographies outside. we will keep the introduction very short period >> i would like to say that it is my great

completely destroyed by the pakistani military. when the military moved in, they arrested those who had sided with the taliban. >> most of the population was ridden out of here. >> that is why the pakistani government believes these 14-year-olds to 17-year-olds can be rehabilitated. did anybody try to tell you it was okay to kill? they used to tell us fighting the pakistani army was the right thing to do, he said. he was scared of the taliban. the program here includes long hours of basic education, job and technical training, and daily sessions with psychologists, religious education is also intense. >> whatever was told to them previously was with the taliban, not true and right. it's not all about being radical. it's about being a decent human being first. >> you'll never go back to the taliban? >> no. >> yet, it's built on far more than trust. only 11 of the 152 students have been reintegrated into their communities, but there's a rigid set of standards. >> they have to under go a polygraph test, a resident is counseling them,

what does the pakistani army want to achieve?ying to washington that we are victims going back to being the masters of wallabies proxy operations, they want to gain influence in the region. now, they might tell you, look at the suffering of our people. people do suffer in tribal areas. you continue to hear the news of the suffering of people in tribal areas. one bomb blast in the inner cities of pakistan and they take it seriously. pakistan believe that by promoting these groups, it will be like fire in the servants' quarters. it will not burn down the main palace. before them, tribal areas have continued to burn forever. what we do not see clearly is a u.s. strategy that is consistent on the fundamental issue of pakistan. a country that despite your protests, despite the threat of sanctions and one time sanctions, they did a refresher. a country that promised you -- trust us, but leave us. 9/11 has changed us. i was with them yesterday and they said they had not changed. they were the same. but she believed in them. now, the uni

pakistan, on the other hand, regularly makes the list of failed states.many pakistanis can only watch the progress happening on the other side of the border without beingable to replicate it. and for india pakistan represents a huge potential market for its products. at a recent meeting in new delhi, businessmen from both sides discussed the possibility of collaborating in several sectors, including information technology a sector set to quadruple its exports in the next decade. >>bashir: india has really perfected the areas of business process outsourcing, the it services, the call centres and medical transcription and so on, so there is a lot that we can cooperate and learn from. andthe other important factor is that india has great ambitions, the 2020 plan to grow from 50 billionto let's say 200 billion - and they have calculated that they cannot do it by themselves. that's why they have set up outsourcing centres in egypt, and probably they are setting up in the philippines...so why not in pakistan? >>reporter: despite fears in islamabad that freer trade could flood pakistan with

making headlines around the world a suicide car bomber has attacked a vehicle carrying a senior pakistani police official in northwest pakistan killing him and four other deputy superintendent of southern peshawar died along with his driver bodyguards and some by eight other people who are going to attack no group has admitted the bombing but more has been repeatedly targeted by the pakistani taliban. or korea is calling for defense talks with the south to be held tomorrow two weeks earlier than planned last week sold agreed to take part in negotiations and a step towards easing tension on the peninsula if held they would be the first talks between the two countries since the north felt a south korean island in november gang insist it was in retaliation of souls large scale military drills close to the maritime border. and authorities in oman say they have uncovered a spy ring working for the united arab emirates the network has reportedly been spying on the country's government and military among state media said several alleged agents have been arrested the united arab emirates which is

other headlines from around the world the side car that has attacked a vehicle carrying a senior pakistani police official in northwest pakistan killing him and four others the deputy superintendent of southern died along with his driver two bodyguards and a passer by eight other people were wounded in the attack well no group has admitted the bombing but the world has been repeatedly targeted by the pakistani taliban. north korea is calling for defense talks with the south to be held to morrow that's two weeks earlier than last week seoul agreed to take part in negotiations in a step towards easing tension on the peninsula relations between the two countries are wrapping their lowest for decades after the sinking of a southern warship last march well since then the south has engaged in a large scale military drills close to the maritime border. authorities in oman save they have uncovered a spy ring working for the united arab emirates the network has reportedly been spying on the country's government and military all want state media said several alleged agents have been arrested all the

if the attack but no group has admitted the bombing but more has been repeatedly targeted by the pakistani taliban. north korea is calling for defense talks with the south to be held tomorrow two weeks earlier than planned last week seoul agreed to take part in the go see a sions in a step towards easing tension on the peninsula well relations between the two countries are at their lowest for decades after the sinking of a southern warship last march all since the south has engaged in large scale military drills close to the very time border. authorities in oman say they have uncovered a spy ring are working for the united arab emirates the network has reportedly been spying on the country's government and military state media said as several alleged agents have been arrested but the united arab emirates which is a close ally of the u.s. is denying the accusations. over to cambodia now where lawyers of three x. leaders of the could where rouge regime have called for their immediate release the elderly defendants have been held in pretrial detention at the you went back to court since two t

has been targeted by the pakistani taliban. north korea is calling for defense talks with the south to be held tomorrow two weeks earlier than planned last week sold agreed to take part in a go see a shims and a step towards easing tension on the peninsula if held they would be the first talks between the two since the north shelled a south korean island in november insist it was in retaliation of souls large scale military drills close to the maritime border. and authorities in oman say they have uncovered a spy ring working for the united arab emirates the network has reportedly been spying on the country's government and military among state media said several alleged agents have been arrested the united arab emirates which is a close ally of the u.s. is denying the accusations. to cambodia now where boyer's of three x. leaders of the community rouge regime have called for their immediate release in the early for the elderly i should say defendants have been held in pretrial detention as they went back court since two thousa

i am not sure i would go that far and i am not sure that we have the expertise of afghan and pakistani culture that we need. but that isn't that's as much about american culture as it does about anything else i'm not sure that do it claridge knows anything more about our afghan and pakistani cult culture than anybody we have in the cia but what i think it does say is that everything about our policy right there is sort of. you know at the mercy of our a lack of information our inability to get good information. and i'm not sure that we're going to meet you we're talking about this earlier i'm richer we're going to fix any of the problems we have in afghanistan and that information is just one of them and it's clear that when the military or when you know kind of cowboys within the military went to claridge's in the first place to get involved intelligence they thought they were getting what they wanted but that doesn't necessarily mean they weren't getting that information it means they weren't getting what they want you know and so i think i you know i think it's you know in the in th

this is a tough battle and tension within the pakistanis. the caller is right. there is an uneasiness with what pakistan does with the money we send, as well as whether or not they're fully committee. is this something that no doubt each administration has had to deal with. host: in egypt on new year's day, this photo from "the telegraph" in great britain. guest: this is an incredibly event.ant inven this is a serious attack, not only within egypt, but signals a broadening, perhaps, of the sectarian tension within the region and certainly an attempt by al-qaeda elements to foment the kinds of sectarian tension we've seen in other parts of the world. we have not seen a lot of this in egypt. there has been some within the christian and muslim population in the past, but this is a severe case. this has really served as a flash point. it has not only highlighted problems within egypt, but highlighted the potential tension between the minority and the muslim majority. and how the government response here will be very important. can they protect the minority? can they

a pakistani government minister tells us he will keep on opposing the death penalty despite threats toill him. a group of health experts is mourning breast feeding babies for six months before starting them on -- warning breast feeding babies. there is some evidence it leads to iron deficiency and allergies. this contradicts current advice from the world health organization. >> for nearly a decade mothers had been advised to give their babies breast milk until six months old. now the advice has been questioned by child health experts who say that is too long for some children. >> by sometime between 4-6 months, content of nutrients in human milk starts to become insufficient to meet the babies requirements. it has been controversial at what point that occurs. it probably occurs at different points for different babies. >> when they reviewed recent studies, they found evidence to suggest some babies could sever ira deficiencies if mothers waited until their babies were six months old to introduce solids. research shows and events may be prone to allergies and warned parents to start the

so we would like the pakistanis to be not to faced but when faced. we would like them to shut down there at assistance of the taliban and the camps that are used to support terrorists. but the pakistani government is both unwilling and is unable to do that. the pakistani civilian authorities are weak and when we press them to do the things we want them to do they say, you know, we don't have the power to do that and if we try to do that, our government and will collapse and they may well be right. if we were to say to them hokie we will go in and do it, they say they make an enemy of pakistan and pakistan to make things even more complicated is a nuclear-armed state. so what we do is keep paying them, keep nagging at them and hope things will improve without any particular reason to believe that they will. >> with a hopeful note. yes, ma'am. right here. i agree with every word unfortunately. the argument has been made that our presence in the middle east is what creates the radicalism and extremism that you were referring to but you said that by prot

hello, it is an assassination that has shaken the already turbulent world of pakistani politics. as he got out of his car in islamabad,the governor of punjab, salman taseer, has been shot dead by his own security detail. he was a well-known figure on the liberal wing of politics with outspoken secular views. he recently made a stand against the country's blasphemy laws. a report now from the pakistani capital. >> this is the popular shopping district where the governor was shot dead in broad daylight. the enemy was within. police say the killer was an elite commando from his own security team. police are now gathering evidence here at the scene in the heart of the capital. it is just a short time since the attack took place the governor of the punjab province was at a cafe. he was attacked as he walked back to his car. and he was shot repeatedly at close range. one official says he bragged to police about killing a blasphemer. salman taseer was in the firing line since the calling for the release of a christian woman who was sentenced to death for blaspheming muhammed. he condemn

so we continue to support the pakistani government.an't say at this point that the fact that they have this current political situation necessarily distracts them from what they're -- what else they're doing. >> will you continue -- >> a follow-up to that. you're asking the pakistani government to do things that are not necessarily very popular in pakistan. one of them is the fight against the militants, which -- in the drone attacks, which are not particularly popular. others are the kinds of economic reforms and particularly tax reforms that they would need to take to keep to their imf commitments. having a pakistani government that appears to be tottering, given that two of its minority coalition partners have bolted from the federal government, surely doesn't make it any easier to win public support for some of the policies that the united states would like to see pakistan take, both in terms of fighting the militants, as kami said, or on the economic front. >> well, i would say, arshad, that these are decisions for the government

was spending in weapons to the afghan mujahedeen through the pakistani military which were the sort of go betweens led by the isi, the pakistani intelligence agency which is the main supporters of the afghan taliban. and the u.s. continues to say as we hear from president obama and secretary of state clinton and admiral mullen of the joint chiefs and certainly general petraeus and his predecessors were very frustrated with the pakistani government not doing more to go after the afghan taliban based in their country. well, hello, they are not going to go after them, they are going to support them because they see them as their only possibility for having a surrogate in afghanistan later. now, why is that? it's because the u.s., iran, russia and india, crucially india, have all backed the same side in afghan's long running civil war. meaning, the so-called northern alliance. the non-punjab parts of the afghan government, which now they used to be called warlords. now they're called vice premiers and things like that. and now they are called the government but that's where you have this h

this is a tough battle and tension within the pakistanis. the caller is right. there is an uneasiness with what pakistan does with the money we send, as well as whether or not they're fully committee. is this something that no doubt each administration has had to deal with. host: in egypt on new year's day, this photo from "the telegraph" in great britain. guest: this is an incredibly event.ant inven this is a serious attack, not only within egypt, but signals a broadening, perhaps, of the sectarian tension within the region and certainly an attempt by al-qaeda elements to foment the kinds of sectarian tension we've seen in other parts of the world. we have not seen a lot of this in egypt. there has been some within the christian and muslim population in the past, but this is a severe case. this has really served as a flash point. it has not only highlighted problems within egypt, but highlighted the potential tension between the minority and the muslim majority. and how the government response here will be very important. can they protect the minority? can they

pakistanis hate meshes and they hate americans more all the time and every drone strike makes more enemies and the depth of anti-american feeling in pakistan is just... >> extraordinary. >> and i don't see how you can overcome that. >> rose: this question, why we there? >> we're there to defeat al qaeda. that's the purpose of our mission in afghanistan. it's not the build the nation of afghanistan. it's to make afghanistan safe from al qaeda. but al qaeda is in pakistan. >> rose: exactly. i don't want to do the drill because you know it too well. we're there to defeat al qaeda but there's not that much al qaeda in afghanistan. >> there's hardly any. >> rose: so, i mean... >> it's the closest we can get to pakistan. >> rose: because it's close closest to pakistan where the kald is. >> and if we left the karzai government could not survive. the taliban would come back and then you would have more areas where al qaeda could presumably live and prosper. >> rose: so therefore you hear this, maybe joe biden was right after all when he says, look, we ought to be... it was his whole argument made

delayed pakistani cricket is accused of match fixing will have to wait until next month to hear their . latest on the boston strong yeah. but first russian cross country skiing nicholai pointed out of has been banned for two years after being caught with equipment to take drugs the international ski federation said last september swiss border guards found he was carrying intravenous equipment and a derivative of blood and got out of the campaign for russia at the winter olympics in vancouver but is no longer part of the national team the twenty eight year old is a world championship medalist in ringlets but will now be banned until september twenty eighth twelve. now and i saw three of the five top five teams were in action the k h l n cheese day all aiming to close the gap on leaders act bars and guard that they're going over style about means level on points at the summit because schools are made up some ground between you grow tall one with the season scoring twice and then the other game on tuesday at least two chasing a playoff spot before you can you know you are top. three paki

that was very counterproductive and the pakistanis think that they've lost more soldiers fighting the taliban than we have. the united states and nato combined in afghanistan. and they say it's true. and second we are offering pakistan a long-term strategic partnership, and i think that pakistan considers us a fair friend with some justification and we need to try to get past that. and our interest and their interests are more aligned today than they were several years ago so that is a good thing that we shouldn't expect miracles and if i was the general feeling i would be making the same decisions. he's going to be bordering on afghanistan and india, pakistan is forever. we are going to leave at some point. >> host: i have to say i'm a little disappointed, but not surprised to come up with a magic solution to the problem of pakistan. i wish somebody would figure out how to solve it -- >> guest: but let me tell you a very concrete thing that would be good. 60% of pakistan's economy is the textile business. you know, we tax, the tax on the french textiles are rather low in this country

he was tied to the pakistani taliban and lived his life in the u.s.. obviously to people in afghanistan. you have to recognize negotiating with them is the only solution. the hamid karzai government, not much better than the taliban. we don't see any of that. in canada are we see not only counterinsurgency, but what reminds you of what the russians -- and massive military power. there's a solution of radicalization of the taliban. this is not the nasty and -- natural constituency. and what should be done. we would have to know lockerbie who we are to see any hope in the middle east which means we have to stop supporting israel and its occupation of palestine with dictatorship in egypt and saudi arabia and pakistan and elsewhere. is inconceivable in foreign policy. i am a journalist and have a problem finding business. >> one of the things that is more interesting about the transition in iraqi government is the relationship between miley key and looked on all solder. it is interesting this new relationship. you don't really hear that name in this countr

pakistan, on the other hand, regularly makes the list of failed states.many pakistanis can only watch the progress happening on the other side of the border without beingable to replicate it. and for india pakistan represents a huge potential market for its products. at a recent meeting in new delhi, businessmen from both sides discussed the possibility of collaborating in several sectors, including information technology a sector set to quadruple its exports in the next decade. >>bashir: india has really perfected the areas of business process outsourcing, the it services, the call centres and medical transcription and so on, so there is a lot that we can cooperate and learn from. andthe other important factor is that india has great ambitions, the 2020 plan to grow from 50 billionto let's say 200 billion - and they have calculated that they cannot do it by themselves. that's why they have set up outsourcing centres in egypt, and probably they are setting up in the philippines...so why not in pakistan? >>reporter: despite fears in islamabad that freer trade could flood pakistan with

a senior police official and four other officers have been killed in two terror attacks in the pakistani city of peshawar local officials say a teenager blew itself up beside a police van carrying the deputy police superintendent and two policemen more than a dozen were also at the bronx in a separate attack one police officer was killed by an explosive device detonated near the vehicle no group has so far claimed responsibility for the attack. seoul has reportedly rejected a proposal to move forward according to south korean news agencies north korea had called for defense talks with the south to be held tuesday two weeks earlier than planned last week sold agreed to take part in negotiations and a step towards easing tensions on the peninsula relations between the two countries are at their lowest for decades following a skirmish. when the neighbors and the south hosting war games near the maritime border. a cycle on hit all struggling as flood ravaged state of queensland on monday morning but cost only minor damage the storm operated trees and knocked down power lines no injuries were

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badlands take out the war along afghan pakistani badlands and substituted for a cross and that instantly will finally start making sense until the washington decision makers real accomplished this linguistic exercise they are doomed to play all along this vicious circle paying lip service to the threat coming from pakistan while ignoring the clear and present danger terrorism that comes from against it. well doing forget you can get the latest on all stories along websites of course that's also you dot com as take a look at what's online from blog now the rush to find the right page document dump for a treaty with the u.s. get all the analysis and reaction force it means for global security. the world famous the bolshoi theatre takes longer in by storm with all its ways three top awards from bush's critics the full story and much more is that almost a dot com. a quick look now at some other news making headlines around the world this hour and five people killed in a busy tunnel in northwest pakistan mine thousand others were injured most of them were taken to the hospital in peshawar the

badland take out the war alone afghan pakistani badland and substituted for a cross and that instantly will finally start making sense until that washington decision makers we'll accomplish that this linguistic exercise they are doomed to play all along this vicious circle paying lip service to the threat coming from pakistan while ignoring the clear and present danger of narco terrorism that comes from afghanistan. let's get to some other international news making headlines around the world this hour five people have been killed by a bomb in a busy road tunnel in northwest pakistan nineteen others were wounded in the explosion most of the injured were taken to a nearby hospital for what it's thought either the taliban or al qaeda militants. the african union says it's forming a panel of heads of state to solve the political crisis in the ivory coast within a month the move came after three days of talks in ethiopia following widespread under arrest since november's disputed elections. is still refusing to step down despite calls from the international community who say the opposition

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senior police official and full of officers have been killed in two terror attacks in the pakistanis two city of peshawar local officials say a teenager blew himself up beside a police van carrying the deputy police superintendent and two policemen more than the doesn't work also by the blast in a separate attack one police officer was killed by an explosive device detonated near his vehicle no group to say fall claimed responsibility for the attack. seoul has reportedly rejected pyongyang as proposal to move peace talks forward according to south korean news agencies north korea had called for defense talks with the south to be held tuesday two weeks earlier than planned last week sold agreed to take part in a go see. it isn't a step towards easing tensions on the peninsula relations between the two countries are the lowest for decades following a skirmish between the neighbors on the south war games near the maritime border. in just over five minutes time i have crossed to discuss how democracy is turning into a profitable industry but first the business deals with sharing. welcome

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you know only in the pakistani tribal areas days also be used in northern afghanistan and it is you know mounting darks in you know in central asia it is it has successfully mobilized its cargreen and the cardio parts of. missions like islamic movement of uzbekistan in public and. i think it's done so. i think that they have recruited you know a lot of not a lot of people from russia as well especially from the community and. those are not necessarily you know actions but they have also muslim converts from the. russians so new york felt the effects of al qaeda back on september the eleventh two thousand and one the middle east has felt the effects of al qaeda indonesia are also feeling the effects has al qaeda really become a global presence and do you think the world now is waking up to that possibility. well the international players already realize the. threat and. actually be warned. extended south asia including india pakistan of one star and no central asian republics and russia could be a great involved here. and you know and. they would not going would restrict themselves into t

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badland to count the ward alone afghan pakistani badland and substituted for a cross and that instantly will finally start making sense until the washington decision makers real accomplish these linguistic exercise they are doomed to play all along this vicious circle paying lip service to the threat coming from pakistan while ignoring their clear and present danger terrorism that comes from afghanistan. diplomatic cables released by wiki leaks reveal that the u.s. government had been plotting to topple the egyptian president for the past three years well the fall show washington had been secretly backing we needed figures behind the uprising in egypt it comes as dozens have been killed and over two thousand injured in the violent ad to government protest since tuesday demonstrators are demanding that president mubarak steps down but he's refusing to quit instead he's dismissed his government has started appointing a new cabinet rust follow similar riots and to measure who's president was toppled before fleeing into exile well arty's policy or has the latest from the egyptian capital ca

interests in the region i agree that pakistan should look after its own security interests but i think pakistani leaders need to ask themselves whether providing a permissive environment for militant groups that are increasingly turning their guns on the pakistani state is really the best way to move forward ensure their own regional security and position but look the us also has to look after its security interests and it also needs a friendly government in afghanistan that will not provide al qaeda safe haven so that it can conduct another terrorist attack like it did on nine eleven. i. in full here all see in around ten minutes time the take away now going to solve day with you know. hello time to bring you the latest from the world of business the best performing asset class lots to hear was precious metals sound best among those was palladium journalists believe the rally is not yet exhausted despite a doubling in price in twenty ten forecasts for the fun standard finding for that switch highlight continuing to month from that water industry as car sales in china gave him the meshal is also

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