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Times Online
October 11, 2008
Washington Post
October 11, 2008
By ISHTIAQ MAHSUD AP DERA
Ismail Khan -- Two Pakistani intelligence officials say a suspected US missile strike has killed three people near a
market close ...
France24
October 10, 2008
A suicide blast killed at least 15 people and wounded another 30 at an anti-
Taliban tribal meeting in a volatile Pakistani region bordering
Afghanistan on ...
Daily Times
October 10, 2008
Needless to say, the
Pakistani Taliban have not listened to him. This takes us back to the jihad against the Soviets when the
Mujahideen commanders did not ...
Times of India
October 10, 2008
The second war is between the
Pakistani Army and the
Pakistani Taliban.
al-Qaeda leader-ship is believed to be in
Pakistan. US presidential candidate Barack ...
Asia Times Online
October 10, 2008
By Syed Saleem Shahzad The
Taliban are escalating the conflict in
Pakistan's cities, aiming to strike before
the US and its partners can dig in for the ...
Washington Post
October 9, 2008
By Sumit Ganguly Here's an alarming thought:
Pakistan is in even scarier shape than most of the so-called experts are willing to admit. ...
Reuters Canada
October 9, 2008
Miranshah,
Pakistan (Reuters) - A US
missile attack by a pilotless drone killed at least six people on Thursday, including 3 Arabs, in a Pakistani tribal ...
Mathaba.Net
October 9, 2008
Pakistani Taliban Tuesday denied any hand in a deadly suicide attack on a lawmaker in eastern
Punjab province and strongly condemned the blast. ...
Times of India
October 8, 2008
Islamabad: The rare special briefing for Pakistani lawmakers in Parliament on the country's security situation including the threat posed by
al-Qaida and ...
Taipei Times
October 8, 2008
Pakistani lawmakers were heading into a debate yesterday over the government's tough line against
terrorism amid rising violence between security forces and ...
The National
October 8, 2008
Khaleej Times
October 8, 2008
Catching the
Pakistan military off guard was dramatic growth of the
Pakistani Taleban. Pakistani
Pashtun tribesmen in the border region were quickly ...
Truthdig
October 8, 2008
By William Pfaff By
Chris Hedges By John Holmes By EJ Dionne By William Pfaff There are only two real issues left in the foreign policy debate between John ...
Voice of America
October 8, 2008
The News International
October 6, 2008
IraqSlogger
October 6, 2008
A freeze frame image from a video of the Pakistani Taliban providing suicide bomber training to boys. AfPax Insider has obtained a lengthy video of the ...
Long War Journal
October 5, 2008
30, several major news sources reported that
Pakistani Taliban leader and
South Waziristan warlord
Baitullah Mehsud died of natural causes related to kidney ...
International Herald Tribune
October 5, 2008
AP DERA
Ismail Khan,
Pakistan: The angry
Taliban reaction to the latest suspected US missile strike in Pakistan could be an indication that a top militant ...
Regional Times
October 5, 2008
Daily Times
October 5, 2008
Pakistan faces an insurgency led by the
Pakistani Taliban with their core base in the tribal areas. They appear well entrenched there, and their activities ...
Press Trust of India
October 4, 2008
Islamabad, Oct 4 (PTI) Amid conflicting reports about his death following prolonged illness,
Pakistani Taliban chief
Baitullah Mehsud made an appearance in ...
PRESS TV
October 3, 2008
Pakistani forces have killed 25 militants and wounded several others in
Bajaur Agency in operations aimed at curbing insurgency in the area. ...
Asharq Alawsat
October 3, 2008
Even after the emergence of
Pakistani Taliban and its declaration of war against the
Islamabad government and the fact that it asserted responsibility for ...
Earthtimes (press release)
October 3, 2008
Newsday
October 3, 2008
The UN declared the Pakistani capital unsafe for the
children of its international staff yesterday and ordered them out, putting the once tranquil city on a ...
Princeton University The Daily Princetonian
October 2, 2008
By Jonathan Evans
Pakistan's foreign minister, Shah Mahmood Qureshi, addressed such questions as how Pakistan will aid in
the United States' ongoing fight ...
Warsaw Business Journal
October 2, 2008
Pakistani Taliban has claimed responsibility for
kidnapping a Polish
engineer, who was kidnapped by an unknown gunman on Sunday while his two drivers and a ...
Mirror.co.uk
October 2, 2008
Six people have been killed by a US missile strike in
Pakistan, intelligence officials claimed yesterday. The attack targeted the home of a
Taliban leader ...
Hindustan Times
October 2, 2008
Confusion prevails over the fate of
Pakistani Taliban chief
Baitullah Mehsud, with his 'spokesman' on Thursday refuting media reports that the militant had ...
WWJ
October 1, 2008
Bloomberg
October 1, 2008
According to local media reports, the
Pakistani Taliban has claimed responsibility for carrying out suicide attacks including a
bombing outside an arms ...
KXMC
October 1, 2008
WASHINGTON (AP) A financial bailout plan could be resuscitated on Capitol Hill today. The Senate is expected to easily pass a revised measure. ...
Asahi Shimbun
October 1, 2008
Pakistan is being rocked by multiple crises. Lawlessness is not the only problem. The political standing of the administration of new President Asif Ali ...
Ottawa Citizen
October 1, 2008
A missile strike by a suspected US
spy drone hit a house in a Pakistani tribal area bordering
Afghanistan yesterday, killing at least four people and ...
Voice of America
October 1, 2008
By VOA News
Pakistani officials say a suspected US drone fired missiles at a house in northwest
Pakistan, killing at least six people. ...
Long War Journal
October 1, 2008
By Bill RoggioSeptember 30, 2008 4:38 PM Unconfirmed reports from Pakistani indicate that
Baitullah Mehsud, the leader of the
Pakistani Taliban, ...
Reuters India
October 1, 2008
The area is a known sanctuary for Pakistani Taliban and foreign militants near the Afghan border. "We have reports of five dead including foreign militants ...
New Yorker
October 1, 2008
... campaign slightly easier, at least in the short run:
Baitullah Mehsud, the leader of the
Pakistani Taliban, has apparently died from natural causes. ...
Open Democracy
October 1, 2008
The most senior
Taliban leader in
Pakistan, Beitullah Mehsud, is rumoured to have died late on Monday after suffering kidney failure. ...
