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Coming up Short on Pakistan
9 hours ago ago from Pak Tea House
Interviewer: Jayshree Bajoria, Staff Writer, Council on Foreign Relations December 14, 2009 President Barack Obama's strategy approving a U.S. troop surge in Afghanistan called success there inextricably linked to our partnership with Pakistan. But the U.S.-Pakistan relationship is riddled with problems. U.S. officials are concerned about terrorist safe havens in Pakistan's border areas, and there are reports that the United States may ...
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14 hours ago ago from Afghanistan News Monitoring
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18 hours ago ago from New World Order Truth
Posted by Philip Dru on 12/18/09 Categorized as Pakistan , War of Terror Bristling at criticism from Washington, Pakistan's army dismissed U.S. pressure to open a front against Afghan militants operating on its territory, saying Thursday it was stretched to the limit in a bloody war against its own Taliban. The disagreement is an early sign of the problems ahead in Pakistan for the Obama administration, which desperately needs the ...
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12 hours ago ago from News Essentials
Pakistan, US lock horns over 'war on terror' Fri, 18 Dec 2009 09:20:48 GMT The Pakistani army rejects US pressure to open a new front against Afghan militants operating on its territory, a move that has added to tensions between the two countries. In an interview Thursday in Rawalpindi, army spokesman Brig. Syed Azmat Ali denied allegations that the country was sheltering the Afghan militants. "We can't start fighting in North ...
Related contentHow far a destabilized Pakistan suits India!
12 hours ago ago from Tea Break | Pakistan Blog aggregator | Take a tea-break; have a mind blogging experience
How far a destabilized Pakistan suits India! With 30,000 more United States troops on their way to Afghanistan, it is getting clearer now that they will not suffice and that larger challenges loom. Afghanistan is also increasingly developing into a political proxy war between India and Pakistan. Pakistan, which backed the mujahideen against the Soviets in the 1980’s and offered a safe haven, a breeding ground to the Taliban ...
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Bomb Explodes by Pakistani Mosque
22 hours ago ago from Wall Street Journal
ISLAMABAD A suicide car bomber detonated his explosives near a mosque inside a police compound in northwestern Pakistan on Friday, killing 10 people in the latest attack by suspected Taliban militants waging war against the Pakistani government. The Taliban have stepped up their campaign of violence since the military launched a major offensive in mid-October in the militant stronghold of South Waziristan in Pakistan's lawless tribal area ...
Related contentU.S. Drone Missile Strike Kills 6 Militants in Pakistan
5 hours ago ago from FOX News
U.S. Drone Missile Strike Kills 6 Militants in Pakistan Friday, December 18, 2009 Print MIR ALI, Pakistan Intelligence officials say a suspected U.S. drone missile strike has killed six militants in Pakistan's lawless tribal area near the Afghan border. It was the third such attack in the past 24 hours in an area of North Waziristan controlled by a militant commander who has targeted coalition troops in Afghanistan. The officials ...
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21 hours ago ago from NPR
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