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It is amazing how a little assistance can help you in grooming your business. A few tips from some of the most successful business giants are hence discussed as under. Starbucks is one of the most leading and successful companies today. It has developed from a single coffee shop to a $4.1 billion international […]
Mitt Romney- A Blessing for the United States of America or Just another Face The American people are ready for a change and the time is ripe as well since nearly four years of unfulfilled promises have led the hard working citizens of the United States of America to their breaking point. With 2012 being […]
Britain could send extra military assets to the Strait of Hormuz to deter any attempt by Iran to block Persian Gulf oil tanker traffic, the country’s defense secretary said Tuesday, as Tehran accused the European Union of trying to create tension with a ban on the purchase of its oil. Two British and French warships […]
Starbucks was founded in 1970’s with its head quarters in America. Howard Shultz joined Starbucks in 1982 and during his visit to Milan; he visited a famous coffee shop in Italy and was deeply moved by the coffee culture. Schulz wished to have the same love for coffee in the United States. He knew that […]
The death reports of Hakimullah Mehsud, the chief of defunct Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP), are once again proving false. A private TV channel quoting sources reported Hakimullah Mehsud is still live and safe in some unidentified location of North Waziristan, the tribal area of Pakistan. “Hakimullah is well and safe in North Waziristan the news related […]
Time to devise new terms of engagement with United States To revise ties with the United States, the Parliamentary Committee on National Security (PCNS) proposed a set of recommendations to parliament. As many as 35 recommendations have been finalized after numerous sittings by the parliamentary body. The body was asked to prepare a set of […]
U.S. resumes spy attacks in Pakistan With a couple of missile strikes in the last two days, the U.S. drone campaign has been reactivated in Pakistan. The drone strikes remained suspended for two months after a NATO air-strike that killed 24 Pakistani troops in Slala check posts, Mohmand Agency. In order to mend worsening ties […]
CIA to resume drone strikes in Pakistan soon While the media and people of Pakistan is busy discussing the Memogate scandal, formation of two new provinces and the return of former President and retired Chief f Army Staff Pervez Musharraf, the governments and intelligence agencies of both America and Pakistan are working out a deal […]
After pursuing an offensive foreign policy for at least four years, the American President, Barak Obama, seems to have read the ground realities well towards the end of his tenure. His recent stance to pull out troops from Iraq and Afghanistan is evident of the fact that he wants to market America as a peace […]
Pakistan to accelerate the gas-pipeline project with Iran Despite constant pressure from United States of America, Pakistan is moving forward to take help from Iran in the on-going energy crisis in the country and the foreign office spokesperson, Abdul Basit has said both the countries are trying to complete the gas pipeline project as soon […]
There is no free lunch: Resumption of NATO oil supplies link with surcharge ‘There is no free lunch’ is a famous American adage that what it is facing today. Pakistani Defence Minister, Ahmed Mukhtar, clearly stated that the supply to NATO/ISAF forces will only be resumed if they pay the road surcharge as per the […]
US keen to improve relationship with Pakistan after NATO attack incident The United States has said that it will continue to work with Pakistan towards improving the vitally important bilateral relationship, which saw significant challenges throughout the year. The State Department’s comments came amid strains on the bilateral relationship over November 26 NATO cross-border attacks […]
