Pakistan
Police arrests Taliban planning Karachi attacks
Police arrests Taliban planning Karachi attacks
Mixed portraits of Oregon terrorism suspect
Displaced Pakistanis prepare for risky return to South Waziristan
The Taliban threatened to kill Hamid Saeed Kazmi, Pakistan’s Federal Minister for Religious Affairs, if he didn’t resign. Kazmi was the target of a suicide attack in September 2009. The Taliban kidnapped four truckers and torched three trucks in Mohmand.
Turkey did not invite India on Afghan meet to appease Pak
Suspect in Oregon bomb plot is called confused
A Pakistani tribesman from the al Qaeda haven of Mir Ali in North Waziristan is threatening to sue the US government if he is not paid for what he claims is the wrongful death of his brother and son in a US Predator strike on Dec. 31, 2009. From The Associated Press: A Pakistani man […]
Analysis: Karachi’s political turbulence fuels Muslim militancy
Oregon Muslim leaders fear retribution after plot
Pakistan confirms Wikileaks claim of US nuclear appeals
West’s war in Afghanistan is failing, says ICG
NATO Afghan exit could mean civil war, Kandaharis say
Cables shine light into secret diplomatic channels
Another vehicle was hit as it traveled in an area of North Waziristan known to host foreign terrorists plotting to attack Europe and the US.
The Taliban took credit for the attack in Paktika, which was carried out by two suicide bombers wearing police uniforms.
A soldier and a civilian were killed during a clash with “miscreants” in Darra Adam Khel. The Interior Ministry offered a reward to those who inform on the Pakistani Taliban. The Mehsud tribe said internal refugees would return to South Waziristan in December.
34,000 women paramedics go missing after Pakistan floods
Afghan spy agency denies talks with Taliban impostor
The “high-ranking Islamic Movement of Uzbekistan senior leader” facilitates suicide attacks in the north and is in close contact with leaders in Pakistan.
Tajikistan recalls students from Islamic schools abroad
Headley bares bigger ISI hand in 26/11 attacks
US general McChrystal approved peace talks with fake Taliban leader
Report: British intelligence agency funded Taliban impostor
Pakistan – North Pakistan ceasefire under threat
International jihadists use Karachi as hub
No honeymoon for NATO’s ‘enduring partnership’ In Afghanistan
For the second time this week, ISAF denied reports that its helicopters penetrated Pakistani airspace in North Waziristan.
Unmanned strike aircraft hit a vehicle as it traveled through the Mir Ali area, which has been the epicenter of an al Qaeda plot to attack the West.
MI6 ‘blamed for Taliban impostor’
Karzai aide blames British for bringing Taliban impostor to talks