Pervez Hoodboy's Whither Pakistan: A Five-Year Forecast

Born on July 11, 1950, Pervez Hoodbhoy went to primary education at the Karachi grammar school and received a master's degree in solid state physics at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. He is currently a professor of nuclear energy and high energy physics at Quaid-e-Azam University in Islamabad. Hoodbhoy is a famous writer, essayist and critic who is often asked to show increasingly limited liberal view in Pakistan. His articles such as "negotiations with TTP" and "why kill Arif Shahid" will insist on anti - extremist views and prevent compromise with fanatics.

In this article, Pervaiz Hoodbhoy explains "Where is Pakistan headed? Forecast in five years" and the perception that the militant threats in the United States and Pakistan have brought Pakistan's decline. How to organize an article is attractive to the reader. The authors did not discuss whether Pakistan's decline is good or not. He proposed the necessary guidance points for us to check all claims. Some authors that Pakistan is exaggerated in the media of the United States agree with the author. The influence of mass media is what people usually think

Five-Year Forecast "Pervaiz Hoodbhoy has taught at Quaid-i-Azam University in Islamabad for 35 years and is currently teaching at the University of Lahore University of Management School. The audience, except Pakistani citizens, government and military, With the exception of Pakistani army and government can play an important role until he accepted this extreme threat.

In September 2006, Pakistani President Pervez Musharraf signed a controversial settlement agreement with seven extremist groups who call himself "Pakistan Taliban". Pakistani troops withdrew from the area and agreed to admit Taliban autonomy as long as they promised not to invade Afghanistan or Pakistan army. Critics say this agreement provides a safe base for terrorists to fight and supporters believe that containment is the only practical policy and military solutions to the Taliban are useless Only militants can be created