Tue. December 02, 2008
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TVNZ
December 2, 2008
Pakistan has a history of using militants to further foreign policy objectives. It supported militants fighting Indian forces in the disputed
Kashmir region ...
Council on Foreign Relations
December 2, 2008
In the 2001 flare up, Washington played a significant role diffusing tensions by formally acknowledging links between Kashmiri terrorist groups operating in ...
International Herald Tribune
December 2, 2008
But elements of
Pakistan's military and security forces have been known to give succor and support to militants just in order to bedevil
India over
Kashmir. ...
Washington Post
December 2, 2008
BBC News
December 2, 2008
CNN
December 2, 2008
Then came the territorial dispute over the prized
Himalayan region of
Kashmir, three
wars, a nuclear face-off and decades of spying on one another through ...
International Herald Tribune
December 2, 2008
FOXNews
December 2, 2008
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Kashmir remains divided between Pakistani-controlled and Indian-controlled territories, and
Islamabad in years past has reportedly allowed militant groups ...
Hartford Courant
December 1, 2008
Asia Times Online
December 1, 2008
His switch from the
Kashmiri struggle to the Afghan resistance was an authentic
religious instruction to those in the camps in Kashmir to move to support ...
Forbes
November 30, 2008
Across large swathes of eastern
India, Naxalite rebels have fought the central government to a standstill. Separatist guerrillas in the Northeast have ...
Telegraph.co.uk
November 30, 2008
guardian.co.uk
November 30, 2008
Scotsman
November 30, 2008
Associated Press of Pakistan
November 30, 2008
However, the pro-Indian sympathies of the state's
Hindu Maharajah, as well as the Kashmiri origins of the Indian Prime Minister,
Jawaharlal Nehru, ...
Bloomberg
November 30, 2008
India may halt talks with its neighbor and suspend the five-year ceasefire on the Line of Control that separates the two sides in
Kashmir, NDTV reported ...
Chicago Tribune
November 30, 2008
The two nations have fought two of their three
wars over
Kashmir, now divided between
Pakistan and
India by the Line of Control. After
Islamic militant ...
Pakistan Dawn
November 30, 2008
Kashmiri leaders have appealed to people to boycott the polls, arguing that elections strengthen
India's occupation over the disputed region. "The militants ...
Bloomberg
November 29, 2008
CNN
November 28, 2008
Newsweek
November 28, 2008
Experts say these groups have extensive support networks in
Pakistan, and some accuse Pakistan of using these insurgent groups to wage a proxy war in the ...
Times of India
November 28, 2008
But it pointed out that in the past, US and Indian intelligence services have used communications intercepts to tie Kashmiri militants to terrorist strikes. ...
guardian.co.uk
November 28, 2008
Analysts say the militants are more fragmented than before and that although the Pakistani security establishment maintains some control over some of them, ...
Washington Post
November 28, 2008
When armed Kashmiri militants tried to take over the Indian parliament in December 2001, the fallout was immediate, as both countries responded with a ...
New York Times
November 28, 2008
A State Department report issued this year called
Lashkar-e-Taiba "one of the largest and most proficient of the Kashmiri-focused militant groups. ...
Xinhua
November 28, 2008
The Post
November 28, 2008
Srinagar: Seven Lashker-e-Taiba (LT) militants were killed across the
Kashmir valley Friday in two separate
gun-batttles with security forces, ...
Telegraph.co.uk
November 28, 2008
Already a disturbing theme is emerging: that two of the world's most bitter and intractable conflicts, in
Afghanistan and
Kashmir, could be merging into one ...
Hindu
November 28, 2008
Srinagar: At least seven militants were killed in
Jammu and
Kashmir in two separate encounters with security forces, who also unearthed an Improvised ...
guardian.co.uk
November 28, 2008
In the past the ISI has been accused of supporting Islamist
militants in Kashmir and
Afghanistan. The election earlier this year of president Asif Ali ...
International Herald Tribune
November 28, 2008
Times Online
November 28, 2008
People from other provinces of
India cannot settle in
Kashmir. The militant are doing a wrong thing but for a right reason.... The lesson here is, surely, ...
New York Times
November 28, 2008
A State Department report released earlier this year called
Lashkar-e-Taiba "one of the largest and most proficient of the Kashmiri-focused militant groups. ...
The Post
November 28, 2008
Mi-35 attack helicopters pulped rebel positions with 57mm
rockets when Pakistani troops radioed the IAF for support during the 2004 Bukavu crisis. ...
Times Online
November 28, 2008
It helped that Shah Mehmood Quereshi,
Pakistan's Foreign Minister, in Delhi for the stuttering talks on
Kashmir, condemned the attacks and called for joint ...
Reuters India
November 28, 2008
Dec 1989:
Jammu and
Kashmir Liberation Front rebels
kidnap daughter of Indian home minister, demand five separatist leaders are freed for her release. ...
Sydney Morning Herald
November 28, 2008
Are you aware how many of them have been killed in
Kashmir this week?" Around two dozen militants in their early 20s, armed with automatic
rifles and ...
Hindu
November 28, 2008
Srinagar (IANS): Five women among the 71 candidates in five assembly constituencies in north
Kashmir's Kupwara district, which go to the polls on Nov 30, ...
Times of India
November 28, 2008
The militants were killed in a day-long encounter with security forces at Gujar Pati area of Bandipora in North
Kashmir on Thursday, the sources said. ...
Scotsman
November 28, 2008
India has accused
Pakistan of a string of attacks, including the 2001 assault on the Indian parliament in Delhi by militants fighting Indian rule in
Kashmir ...
