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Pakistan’s Islamist Militia Ansar Ul-Islam And Its Fight For Influence
Pakistan’s Islamist Militia Ansar Ul-Islam And Its Fight For Influence
The video featured Adnan Rasheed, a dangerous Pakistani jihadist who was freed in a jailbreak last year; Yassin Chouka, a wanted German commander in the Islamic Movement of Uzbekistan; and Abdul Hakeem, a previously unknown Russian IMU member.
Pakistan ends blockage for 3,700 Afghan containers
Top Afghan commander: If UK leaves Afghanistan, Taliban will return to launch global jihad
Pakistan to build amusement park in Osama bin Laden town
Thirteen security personnel, 12 Taliban fighters, and 10 civilians were killed after the Taliban launched an assault on a checkpoint in Lakki Marwat. The Taliban killed two more soldiers in an IED attack in Arakzai.
Pakistan Fines Afghan Traders $50m for Stalled Containers
The HRW report provoked an undiplomatic response from the Pakistani military and ISI.
Thirteen Pakistani military personnel, 11 civilians, and 12 Taliban fighters are reported to have been killed. The Taliban said the attack was carried out to avenge the deaths of two senior commanders killed in recent US drone strikes.
A suicide bomber killed 22 civilians in an attack outside of two mosques in Hangu. Six Pakistanis were killed after mortars fired from Afghanistan struck in South Waziristan.
As NATO Prepares for Afghan Withdrawal, Uzbekistan Seeks War’s Leftovers
The bomber detonated close to two nearby mosques, one Shia and one Sunni, in Hangu. The attack may have been carried out by the Movement of the Taliban in Pakistan, the Lashkar-e-Jhangvi, or both groups.
‘Admitting you are a secularist can get you killed in Pakistan’
The reconciliation between Faqir Mohammed and Abu Bakr, the new emir in Bajaur, shows that the Movement of the Taliban in Pakistan is far from defeated and disorganized, as the Pakistani government has claimed. The Taliban’s leaders were able to convene the shura, send a delegation to Bajaur to mediate the dispute, and organize the reconciliation of the factions in the tribal agency.
Drone Strike Lawsuit Raises Concerns on Intelligence Sharing
Afghanistan, Macedonia Big Movers In Press-Freedom Index
The Pakistani military claimed it killed 33 Taliban and Lashkar-e-Islam fighters in airstrikes in Khyber and Arakzai tribal agencies. The Taliban, which has been battling the rival Ansarul Islam in Khyber, denied the Pakistani military’s claims.
ISAF willing to help provide election security
Pakistan still global jihad hub
In Former Taliban Sanctuary, An Eerie Silence Takes Over
Fifty-three people were killed after the Movement of the Taliban in Pakistan and Ansarul Islam clashed in Khyber’s Tirah Valley. Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa’s information minister called for peace talks with the Taliban.
Pakistan – ANP asks govt to disclose Abbottabad findings
Afghan MOI Downplays Security Forces Joining Insurgents
Zero Dark Thirty will not be shown in Pakistan cinemas
Two policemen, including a Deputy Superintendent of Police, and two civilians were killed in a bombing in Karachi. Pakistan admitted to holding more than 700 terrorism suspects without charging them with crimes.
Desecrations alarm Pakistan’s Ahmadi sect
American Mumbai plotter to be sentenced in Chicago
Ahmed Abdullah Saleh al Khazmari al Zahrani, who is better known as Abu Maryam al Zahrani, is thought to be based in Pakistan and has been spotted in Iran.
Pakistan’s first anti-blasphemy telefilm premiered
The Taliban executed a “US spy” who they claimed is responsible for the drone strike that killed mullah Nazir in South Waziristan. The Taliban’s spokesman vowed that his group would attack a Hindu group in Kashmir.