Pakistan
India accuses Pakistan of Kashmir ceasefire violation
India accuses Pakistan of Kashmir ceasefire violation
Pakistan militants seeking to exploit flood chaos
Militants overtake India as top threat to Pakistan, says ISI
US reassures India on military aid to Pakistan
Kashmir youths take on the Indian state as separatist struggle starts again
Saudi says deal reached on BlackBerry services
Lahore, the Taliban’s new target; Ahmed Rashid losing faith in Pakistan’s future
Poll: Nearly 6 in 10 Pakistanis view US as enemy
David Cameron: Pakistan is promoting the ‘export of terror™
India criticises Pakistan over WikiLeaks charges
‘US alerted Pakistan, Afghanistan about military leaks™
India, Iran distrustful of renewed Afghan-Pakistan ties
Deadly terror group expands area of operations, Mullen says
Indian concerns over Pak-US ties misplaced: Holbrooke
Militants looking to trigger Indo-Pak conflict: Mullen
US worries about repeat of Mumbai attacks: Mullen
US admits ISI-Taliban links, assures India role in Afghanistan not diminished
New sanctions crimp Iran’s shipping business as insurers withhold coverage
India state-run banks ‘turn away Muslims’
‘Most wanted™ militant killed in Indian-Administered Kashmir
India claims that the Pakistani Navy directly trained the Lashkar-e-Taiba members who carried out the 2008 terror assault on the city of Mumbai. The information reportedly came from the interrogation of LeT operative David Coleman Headley.
Police have uncovered a network of 14 Taliban-style sharia courts in the state of Kerala that are operated by the Popular Front of India. The network is backed by Wahhabists in the Gulf. During raids, police found al Qaeda tapes, Islamist documents, and explosives.
Clinton to visit Pakistan to discuss its crucial Afghan role
Pakistan: Baloch future questioned after separatist’s murder
India: Pakistan’s ISI had direct control over Mumbai attacks
Indian foreign minister to press Pakistan on Mumbai probe in talks
India’s home minister claimed Pakistan’s Inter-Services Intelligence directorate was “literally controlling and coordinating” the 2008 terror assault on Mumbai “from the beginning till the end,” and Lashkar-e-Taiba leader Hafiz Saeed was also intimately involved in the attack. Saeed “was not a peripheral player,” the minister stated. “He knew everything.”
Al-Qaeda aims to cash in on Kashmir
Pakistan – Government orders ‘crackdown’ on militants
Former US envoy calls for Afghanistan™s partition