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Pakistan 'suicide bombers' kill 45 in Lahore
Pakistan 'suicide bombers' kill 45 in Lahore
Mar. 12th (BBC News) - Two suicide bombers have killed at least 45 people in the Pakistani city of Lahore, officials say.
 
Karzai tells Pakistan 'no proxy wars' in Afghanistan
Karzai tells Pakistan 'no proxy wars' in Afghanistan
ISLAMABAD, Mar. 11th (Dawn) - Afghan President Hamid Karzai told Pakistan on Thursday his country did not want to become a battle ground for proxy wars and welcomed an offer from Islamabad to help with peace efforts.
 
America’s Aerial Assassins
America’s Aerial Assassins
2010 is the tenth and deadliest year in Washington’s use of unmanned aerial vehicles (drones) for targeted assassinations and untargeted “collateral damage.”
 
One in three killed by US drone strikes is a civilian
One in three killed by US drone strikes is a civilian
Mar. 8th (Raw Story) - The US military has used drones to attack suspected terrorists in Pakistan since at least 2004. Proponents of the small, unmanned planes say they are capable of "surgical strikes" that reduce civilian casualties and effectively combat terrorism.
 
US al-Qaeda spokesman Adam Gadahn 'held in Pakistan'
US al-Qaeda spokesman Adam Gadahn 'held in Pakistan'
Mar. 7 (BBC News) - A US-born spokesman for al-Qaeda has been arrested in Karachi, Pakistani security officials have said.
 
Al-Qaeda leader Qazi Zafar killed in drone attack
Al-Qaeda leader Qazi Zafar killed in drone attack
PESHAWAR, Feb. 25 (Dawn) - A top Al-Qaeda operative Qazi Zafar suspected of being involved in the US consulate Karachi bombing has been killed in a US drone strike in Dandi Darpakhel village near North Waziristan’s main town of Miramshah on Wednesday.
 
US general praises Pakistan arrests of Taliban leaders, says they came from intel breakthrough
US general praises Pakistan arrests of Taliban leaders, says they came from intel breakthrough
ISLAMABAD, Feb. 23 (CP) — The recent arrests of Afghan Taliban leaders in Pakistan were the result of intelligence breakthroughs and none was involved in reconciliation talks with the Afghan government, the U.S. general who oversees the war in Afghanistan said Tuesday.
 
ISI and the Afghan Taliban
ISI and the Afghan Taliban
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Despite the chorus of positivity emanating from Washington and several media outlets, the capture of Mullah Baradar in Karachi does not entail a hard swing towards cooperation on the part of the Pakistani government. 
 
Taliban arrest motives questioned
Taliban arrest motives questioned
Feb. 21 (Al Jazeera) - Pakistan's latest moves against Taliban fighters on their territory have been hailed by the United States, but others have questioned whether the increased co-operation is a ploy by Islamabad to assert its position as a key player in negotiations with the movement.
 
Obama briefed on Pakistan-Afghan situation
Obama briefed on Pakistan-Afghan situation
WASHINGTON, Feb. 18 (Dawn) - US President Barack Obama has reviewed the situation in Pakistan and Afghanistan with his senior officials and diplomats as his administration continues a two-pronged offensive to subdue militants in that region.
 
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