Seymour Hersh has penned a piece on the safety of Pakistan’s nuclear arsenal in The New Yorker. This being a taboo topic in Pakistan, the author is being attacked on the veracity of his sources. Full Article at Dawn

When CIA Director Leon Panetta revealed that for eight years the Agency ran a secret program to hunt down and kill top leaders of the Afghan-Arab database of disposable Western intelligence assets known as al-Qaeda, it set off a political... Full Article at Global Research

‘Sy’ is short for Seymour Hersh, the indefatigably curious journalist. He’s a news digger; a scoop scavenger. The type we call “investigative”. Full Article at Dawn

The Situation Room With Wolf Blitzer Fort Hood shooting: Rep. Peter Hoekstra (R-Mich.). Cancer; mammogram debate: Breast cancer survivor Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz (D-Fla.). Afghanistan; Pakistan: Seymour Hersh. Iran: Con Coughlin, the Telegraph. Full Article at Los Angeles Times

Michael Krepon, in both his recent ACW article and in the Stimson Center Occasional Paper on the 1990 Indo-Pak crisis , does a thorough job of discussing the problems associated with some the conclusions raised in Seymour Hersh’s past investigative... Full Article at Arms Control Wonk

Seymour Hersh deserves every one of many awards for investigative journalism he has received, but not for his reporting on Pakistan, where his sourcing is weak and his conclusions are suspect. Full Article at Arms Control Wonk

wolfblitzercnn: The New Yorker's Seymour Hersh comes to The SitRoom today to report on the security of Pakistan's nuclear arsenal. wolfblitzercnn: Major Hasan visited a strip club in Killeen even as he prayed five times a day. Full Article at CNN

Comment Monday, November 16, 2009 The angry reaction in Pakistan to Seymour Hershs article in the New Yorker, once viewed in the context of its ludicrous contents, seems justifiable. Full Article at The News

Islamabad: An elite US special forces squad operating covertly could already be at the US embassy in Islamabad to prevent the takeover of Pakistani nuclear weapons by the Taliban, Pulitzer-winning American journalist Seymour Hersh has claimed. Full Article at DNA India

Sunday, November 15, 2009 Talks to Dr Shahid Masood; Geo to repeat telecast of Meray Mutabiq at 2:05pm today ISLAMABAD: Pulitzer prize winning American journalist Seymour Hersh has claimed that an elite US special forces squad which operates... Full Article at The News

American journalist Seymour Hersh has destroyed his own chances of ever getting a visa to Pakistan. His recent New Yorker article about the US securing Pakistans nuclear arsenal has sent Pakistans journalistic circles into overdrive. Full Article at Indian Express

Seymour Hersh’s article in the New Yorker, questioning the security of Pakistan’s nuclear arsenal, has caused quite a stir in Pakistan. Pakistani military officials reacted angrily to the article, calling it “absurd and plain mischievous”. Full Article at Center for Strategic and International Studies

The (Obama administration’s) policy required Pakistan to deploy more troops at the Afghan border to go after the Taliban. Full Article at The Acorn

Religion, cricket and nuclear weapons — though perhaps not always in that order — are emotionally charged subjects in Pakistan. Does Seymour Hersh of The New Yorker know this? Of course. Full Article at Dawn

On last night's "Rachel Maddow Show", the New Yorker's Seymour Hersh commended President Obama for taking the reins in Afghanistan. Hersh stated that Presidents must decide their own war strategies. Full Article at Newsbusters

Pakistan has an estimated 80 to 100 nuclear warheads. How secure are they? What are the chances they could fall into the hands of the extremists currently challenging Pakistani authorities? Full Article at NPR

This isn't just any envoy. General Karl Eikenberry has served two tours of duty in Afghanistan, the second as head of the Combined Forces Command. After the second Afghan tour, Eikenberry was Chairman of the NATO Joint Military Committee. Full Article at The Agonist | thoughtful, global, timely

In a bid to address international concerns about the safety of nuclear assets in Pakistan, a Parliamentary Committee on Defence proposes to seek immediate legal sanction for the Nuclear Command Authority New Ordinance 2007. Full Article at Webindia123

The deadly attack on the army's General Headquarters' by terrorists, followed by a full blown controversy stirred by a recent scathing article by Pulitzer winner journalist Seymour Hersh, questioning safety of the programme was said to have forced the... Full Article at New Kerala