Thu. December 04, 2008
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New York Times
December 4, 2008
New York Times
December 4, 2008
Decisions Mr. Obama and other leaders make will matter more. Take the assertion that the world is on a path to a multipolar system with
China, ...
Independent
December 4, 2008
America's plans to enlist Afghan
militias in the war against the
Taliban are running into difficulties while still in their infancy. ...
Xinhua
December 4, 2008
3 (Xinhua) -- Turkish Presidential Office said in a statement released on Wednesday that the leaders of
Pakistan and
Afghanistan would hold further talk in ...
Voice of America
December 4, 2008
Pakistan Dawn
December 4, 2008
New York Times
December 3, 2008
Straits Times
December 3, 2008
CNN
December 3, 2008
As
NATO refuses to add more troops and the
Taliban gain more strength militarily and politically around the country, a plan by Gates to rescue that military ...
Daily Times
December 3, 2008
By Daud Khattak
Peshawar: The
NWFP government has asked the federal government to take decisive action against a
Taliban builup in Jamrud, a senior official ...
Washington Post
December 3, 2008
Middle East Media Research Institute
December 3, 2008
In return,
Pakistani Army officials have called the
Taliban commanders "Pakistani patriots." The Roznama Jang report added: "As a positive sign that this ...
ABS CBN News
December 3, 2008
Separately also on Tuesday, US-led troops killed three
Taliban fighters believed to coordinate and direct militant "terrorist" activities in Andar district ...
Seattle Times
December 2, 2008
2 leader, praised the three
Bali bombers recently executed in
Indonesia and criticized Arab leaders for participating in a UN interfaith conference in a ...
Reuters India
December 2, 2008
Tehran Times
December 2, 2008
International Herald Tribune
December 2, 2008
Washington Post
December 2, 2008
US officials on Monday largely corroborated
India's assertions, with one counterterrorism official saying intelligence information showed that preparations ...
Telegraph.co.uk
December 1, 2008
It is now doubtful whether any official will go. Gen Kiyani had previously pledged to weed out pro-jihadi elements and reform the agency but the u-turn ...
FOXNews
December 1, 2008
It has also been frequently reported that the ISI supported the
Taliban during the pre-9/11 years when the Taliban controlled the
Afghan government and ...
guardian.co.uk
December 1, 2008
It was not clear who was responsible, but
Taliban militants regularly assassinate government
officials in their attempt to weaken the grip of President ...
Long War Journal
December 1, 2008
By Bill RoggioDecember 1, 2008 12:49 PM A senior
Pakistani military official called two senior
Taliban leaders "patriots," signaling a shift in posture ...
Press Trust of India
December 1, 2008
If
India attacked
Pakistan, the local
Taliban would set aside its differences with the government and defend the frontiers, militant leader Maulana Faqir ...
Voice of America
December 1, 2008
Actions that have provoked suspected
Taliban extremists to retaliate with frequent attacks on security forces and government
officials. ...
Xinhua
December 1, 2008
1 (Xinhua) -- Continued violence and conflicts have claimed the lives of a district chief and a
Taliban local commander in
Afghanistan,
officials said ...
guardian.co.uk
December 1, 2008
NATO says it is investigating alternative supply routes through Central
Asian nations to reach its forces, which are fighting a resurgent
Taliban seven ...
guardian.co.uk
December 1, 2008
It was not clear who was responsible, but
Taliban militants regularly assassinate government
officials in their attempt to weaken the grip of President ...
CNN
December 1, 2008
Speaking from an undisclosed location,
Taliban spokesman Zabiullah Mujahid said his
organization was behind the attack.
Kansas City Star
November 30, 2008
Daily Times
November 30, 2008
The News International
November 30, 2008
New York Times
November 30, 2008
But while the civilian leaders, including President
Asif Ali Zardari, called for calm on Saturday, Pakistani security
officials warned that they were ...
Times of India
November 30, 2008
If
India attacked
Pakistan, the local
Taliban would set aside its differences with the government and defend the frontiers, militant leader Maulana Faqir ...
International Herald Tribune
November 30, 2008
Christian Science Monitor
November 30, 2008
He's also trying to rein in suspected elements of
Pakistan's intelligence service that have supported terrorists in
Kashmir, as well as the
Taliban in ...
Sydney Morning Herald
November 30, 2008
The OMLT program is a crash-course for the ranks and the leadership of the 70000- strong
Afghan National Army in the finer, if more mundane aspects of ...
