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Criticizing Pakistan's Military: Dangerous, As Is Life
NPR Asma Jehangir, a human rights advocate and lawyer in Lahore, Pakistan, is an outspoken critic of the military. Asma Jehangir, a human rights advocate and lawyer in Lahore, Pakistan, is an outspoken critic of the military. Pakistan's powerful army faces … |
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Pakistan constitutes commission to probe Osama bin Laden killing
Economic Times ISLAMABAD: The Pakistan government today formed a commission to probe the killing of al Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden in a covert US raid in the garrison city of Abbottabad and to determine the nature and causes of lapses associated with the incident. … Pakistan PM announces probe into bin Laden raid Gwyn: Pakistan looks to China in aftermath of bin Laden raid 'Divorce not an option' for Pakistan, US despite tempestuous relationship |
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 Moneycontrol.com |
Pakistan ISI had no role in Mumbai plot: court
Khaleej Times The leadership of Pakistan's ISI agency was not involved in planning the deadly 2008 Mumbai attacks, self-confessed plotter David Coleman Headley testified Tuesday. Headley, who has pleaded guilty to 12 terror charges arising out of the attacks on … How Do We Know Pakistan Terror Witness is Telling the Truth? Headley disclosures to add to already fraught US-Pak ties:CRS Headley: Militant had targeted Lockheed Martin |
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Pakistan's spymaster Hamid Gul: angel of jihad or windbag provocateur?
The Guardian Hamid Gul, 74, retired chief of Pakistan's Inter-Services Intelligence directorate and now a prominent pro-Taliban media commentator, at his office in Rawalpindi. Photograph: Declan Walsh Of the many dramas to grip Pakistan since the death of Osama bin … Pakistan Is Seen Readying Attack on Militants GOP plan increases defense spending As US-Pakistan ties cool, China waits with open arms |
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Misbah-ul- Haq 'willing' but not 'desperate' for Pakistan's captaincy
International News Network Belfast: Pakistan test series captain Misbah- ul- Haq has said he is not desperate for captaincy and his priority is to perform well as a player for Pakistan. He said he is happy to lead the side but playing under someone's captaincy is not an issue … Saudi Arabia to stand by Pakistan : Saudi envoy Afghanistan series gives Pakistan glimmer of hope Pakistan suspends Afridi's contract |
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Pakistan Detains Three in Base Attack
Wall Street Journal Mr. Malik was suspected by Pakistani officials to have links with al Qaeda and Lashkar-e-Jhangvi, a Punjab-based sectarian group linked to the Pakistan Taliban. Mr. Malik couldn't be reached for comment. Interior Minister Rehman Malik has said the … Pakistan ex-commando is detained Strike on Mehran base: Pakistan Navy's sacked commando, brother arrested PNS Mehran probe: Navy to present report this week |
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Criticizing Pakistan Military: Dangerous, As Is Life
NPR Asma Jehangir, a human rights advocate and lawyer in Lahore, Pakistan, is an outspoken critic of the military. Asma Jehangir, a human rights advocate and lawyer in Lahore, Pakistan, is an outspoken critic of the military. Pakistan's powerful army faces … |
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Pakistan’s Shahid Afridi told AFP on Monday he was retiring from all international cricket, saying he was dejected after being replaced as one-day captain following a fiery clash with coach Waqar Younis.
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Pakistan ex-commando is detained
BBC News The Pakistan Taliban said the raid was to avenge Osama Bin Laden's killing by US special forces in the Pakistani town of Abbottabad on 2 May. Ten soldiers died and 15 were wounded in the attack. Two attackers were also killed and a third blew himself … Pakistan Detains Three in Base Attack Former Pakistani Navy Commando Arrested in Sweep for Attack Suspects Strike on Mehran base: Pakistan Navy's sacked commando, brother arrested |
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Women breaking barriers in Navy, not SEALs yet
Waterbury Republican American Elite Navy SEALs storm a walled compound in Pakistan and take out the world's most wanted terrorist. While America's last 10 years of war have propelled women into new and far more risky roles across the military, there are still … Women's role in the Navy expands, but not to SEALs |
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