Pakistan defies U.S. on curbing attacks International Herald Tribune | : Pakistani officials are making it increasingly clear that they have no interest in stopping cross-border attacks by militants into Afghanistan, prompting a new level of frustration from Americans who see the infiltration as a crucial strategic priority in the war in Afghanistan. | On Wednesday n...
Curfew imposed on Indian city after bombings kill 80 AOL JAIPUR, India (AP) - Police imposed a daylong curfew Wednesday in the western Indian city of Jaipur to prevent retaliatory violence after a series of blasts in crowded areas left at least 80 people dead. | Authorities suspect Islamic militants were behind the explosions, and they moved quickly to pr...
Pakistan protests suspected US missile strike Houston Chronicle TOOLS | ISLAMABAD, Pakistan - Pakistan's army lodged a formal protest Friday to "allied forces" in neighboring Afghanistan over a suspected U.S. missile strike this week that killed 14 people in a Pakistani border village. | Army spokesman Maj. Gen. ...
Pakistan protests suspected U.S. missile strike USA Today Posted | Comment | Recommend | | | ISLAMABAD, Pakistan (AP) — Pakistan's army lodged a formal protest Friday to "allied forces" in neighboring Afghanistan over a suspected U.S. missile strike this week that killed 14 people...
Pakistan protests suspected US missile strike AOL ISLAMABAD, Pakistan (AP) - Pakistan's army lodged a formal protest Friday to "allied forces" in neighboring Afghanistan over a suspected U.S. missile strike this week that killed 14 people in a Pakistani border village. | Army spokesman Maj. Gen. Ath...
Pakistan protests suspected US missile strike Philadelphia Daily News | ZARAR KHAN | The Associated Press | ISLAMABAD, Pakistan - Pakistan's army lodged a formal protest Friday to "allied forces" in neighboring Afghanistan over a suspected U.S. missile strike this week that killed 14 people in a Pakistani border villag...
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Al-Qaeda in Iraq leader Abu Ayyub al-Masri captured The Times div#related-article-links p a, div#related-article-links p a:visited { color:#06c; } | Iraqi forces claimed tonight to have arrested the head of Al-Qaeda in Iraq during an operatio...
Pak must bring its tribal area under control: US The Times Of India | WASHINGTON: The United States said on Monday it wanted Pakistan to live up to its commitment of urgently bringing security under control in its remote tribal areas allegedly used...
Foreign repairs of U.S. planes worry some lawmakers STL Today By POST-DISPATCH WASHINGTON BUREAU | WASHINGTON - El Salvador is a hot destination for U.S. airlines. US Airways, JetBlue and other carriers are zipping down there, but not with lo...
Militants kill 1 soldier in Pakistan tribal area after alleged US missile strike Star Tribune | KHAR, Pakistan - Suspected Islamic militants have killed a Pakistani soldier in revenge for an alleged U.S. missile strike near the Afghan border, an official said Friday. | Authorities found the bullet-riddled body of the paramilitary soldier earl...
Militants Kill Soldier In Pakistan Tribal Area CBS News Suspected Islamic militants have killed a Pakistani soldier in revenge for an alleged U.S. missile strike near the Afghan border, an official said Friday. | Authorities found the bullet-riddled body of the paramilitary soldier early Friday about 6 mi...
MPs bid to block 42 day detention BBC News | Rebel Labour MPs have tabled a Commons amendment in a bid to thwart government plans to extend pre-charge detention for terror suspects to 42 days. | Among those to sign it are several backbenchers who previously backed a 90-day limit, suggesting t...
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US unveils nuclear, oil deals with Saudi Middle East Online RIYADH - The White House announced major new cooperation agreements with Saudi Arabia on Friday as US President George W. Bush made his second visit to the oil superpower this year. | The agreements cover cooperation on civil nuclear power and protecting the kingdom's oil infrastructure which has come under attack by militants. | "The Saudis bear a...
New Bin Laden Tape: Who Cares? ABC News By BRIAN ROSS and REHAB EL-BURI | May 16, 2008 | FONT SIZE | Isolated and in hiding, Osama bin Laden's taped messages no longer have the power to send shivers through the Western world. A third audio message has been released by Osama bin Laden. | The release overnight of his third audiotape message of 2008, timed to the 60th anniversary celebratio...
