Aamir Latif

GlobalPost

Aamir Latif began his journalism career in 1997 working for Pakistan Press International, an independent news agency. He has worked as the Karachi Bureau Chief of Pakistan’s biggest news agency, Online News Network, for past 10 years. Additionally, he worked in the investigation section of US News and World Report from 2001 to 2008, where he contributed to several investigative reports, including Saudi funding of Jihadi networks, U.S. efforts to win hearts and minds through dollars, and "Tracking Bin Laden." His reporting focuses on counterterrorism and security related issues.  He has a masters degree in mass communication from University of Karachi, and diploma in media and public affairs from George Washington University Washington, D.C.


Closure of NATO supply routes leaves thousands of Pakistanis jobless

Conflict

More economic pain as Zardari faces a confidence vote next week.

Pakistan: Saudi Arabia intevenes to heal rift between army and government

Conflict

NATO relying on smugglers along Pakistan’s border, Pakistan officials say

Conflict

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The World

NATO convoys a soft target in Pakistan

Agence France-Presse
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Pakistan: The day the music died

Agence France-Presse

Taliban inmates assert control over country’s jails, shut down music classes.

The World

Security concerns as Pakistan floods persist

Agence France-Presse

As security forces focus on relief efforts, militants move to regroup.

The World

In Pakistan floods, US military shows its softer side

In humanitarian role, US military tries to win over hearts and minds in Pakistan.

The World

In disaster’s wake, a popular resurgence for Pakistan’s Army

Military and religious groups fill void left by a floundering civilian government.

The World

Pakistan blocks key NATO supply route

Agence France-Presse

In retaliation for NATO drone attacks inside Pakistan, major supply route to Afghanistan is cut.