The Pakistani media's response to the arrest of top Afghan Taliban military commander Mullah Abdul Ghani Baradar has been surprisingly muted.
Mullah Baradar was arrested near Karachi in a joint raid by the CIA and the Pakistani military's intelligence service on 8 February.
The arrest made international headlines throughout the day on Tuesday.
But Pakistani newspapers and television channels barely covered the news, with some completely ignoring it.
Analysts say the blackout was because Pakistan's government and the army are wary of being seen as an American poodle.
By: Brant
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