On August 14, 2013 the world watched in horror as the Egyptian army commanded by General Sisi mercilessly slaughtered, bludgeoned and bulldozed protestors with indiscriminate force in Cairo. So intense was the clean-up operation that Cairo's streets quickly resembled rivers of blood, and street corners were swiftly transformed into makeshift hospitals and morgues. Hundreds were dead and thousands were injured at the hands of army, security forces and the secret…

Headlines: MIT: Future Smartphones Will ‘Listen to Everything All the Time' Egypt: Global Outcry Steps Up Pressure on US to Suspend Aid to Military Ex-NATO Chief: 15,000 Troops Should Stay in Afghanistan after 2014 US Asks India, Pakistan to Contribute to Stability in South Asia Details: MIT: Future Smartphones Will ‘Listen to Everything All the Time' A report by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology hails the era of "technologies that…

"As much as official Washington hopes it can muddle through Egypt's prolonged transition with its interests intact, the American position in Egypt will change and it will wane." -- Steven A. Cook In the aftermath of Morsi's ouster, three issues were widely debated namely: the coup instigated by the US and executed by General el-Sisi, failure of political Islam during Morsi's tenure in office and what it means for the…

News: The arrogant American viceroy to Pakistan, John Kerry visited Islamabad and immediately blamed local militant groups for violating Pakistan's sovereignty. In an exclusive interview with Geo News, US Secretary of State John Kerry said that terrorist groups such as Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT), Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) and Al-Qaeda were violating the sovereignty of Pakistan. Comment: For most Pakistanis, it is America that is aggressively violating Pakistani airspace and killing Pakistani citizens…