Afghanistan
Britain’s Cameron to Taliban: Join Afghan Politics
Britain’s Cameron to Taliban: Join Afghan Politics
“Foreigners” were said to be sheltering at the Mir Ali guesthouse where today’s attack took place.
Pakistan – Abbottabad Commission decides modalities
US Predators killed at least four “militants” in a strike in North Waziristan. The Taliban killed three Pakistani soldiers in an IED attack on a convoy in North Waziristan. The Taliban escaped an operation launched by the military in central Kurram.
US links Pakistan’s ISI to journalist killing: Report
If the past is any indication, the report is very likely wrong.
General Rod’s War
Pak takes land, air route to hunt Taliban on terror turf
Global race on to match US drone capabilities
Departing US Envoy Sees Progress in Afghanistan, and Pitfalls Ahead
Pakistan’s Spies Tied to Slaying of a Journalist
Swiss hostages moved to tribal areas in Pakistan
The Pakistani military launched an operation against the Taliban in Kurram. The Taliban are reported to have launched an attack into Bajaur from Kunar in Afghanistan; one policeman was killed.
Afghanistan – Parliament wants to sever diplomatic ties with Pakistan
Kandahar’s Zherai District Cleared of Militants
Deadly Shelling by Pakistan Into Afghanistan Is Stoking Tensions
Pakistani Military Still Cultivates Militant Groups, a Former Fighter Says
Scandals taint revered Pakistan military
The Taliban killed three policemen in an attack on a station in Shangla. “Gunmen” moved two kidnapped Swiss citizens from Zhob to South Waziristan. Police arrested the Taliban’s “intelligence chief” in Islamabad.
Islamization A Catch-22 For Pakistani Military
Border strife in Afghanistan shows wider tensions
McCain: Afghan Drawdown ‘Unnecessary Risk’
Headley initially refused to entertain questions on Rana
Contest in Pak’s Punjab univ: An ode to Osama
ISI aids and abets terrorist sanctuaries in Pak: Ex-US general
‘Assassination of Pak minority affairs minister organised by Ilyas Kashmiri’
Security forces arrested a Turkish man as he tried to enter North Waziristan. NATO is attempting to shift up to 75 percent of its supplies from Pakistan to routes in northern Afghanistan.
Anti-Pakistan demo held in Kabul
Afghans infuriated by shelling from Pakistan
US turns to other routes to supply Afghan war as relations with Pakistan fray