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Situated between Algeria and Libya along the Mediterranean, the tiny North African Republic of Tunisia is not a nation known for making headlines. But its small size betrays its importance in U.S. foreign policy in the Arab world and how that policy...
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Pakistan insisted Monday it had no deal allowing the U.S. to fire missiles at militant hideouts after an American newspaper quoted the new president as suggesting...
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AP, Dera Ismail Khan
Suspected militants fired rockets at the home of the top provincial official in northwestern Pakistan, the latest in a surge of attacks that have rocked the lawless...
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The recent election of Mr Asif Ali Zardari as President of Pakistan with 68 per cent of the votes cast, has returned to supreme power the family of former Prime...
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I invite serious discusion on above subject.We regularly goes through articles of Zahida Hina,Wasim Raza and others of Pakistan in our newspapers and...
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UK envoy to Afghanistan has said that the NATO campaign would fail and that the best hope was to instal an acceptable dictator in Kabul.
According to a report...
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AP, Islamabad
A Pakistani wish list for the next U.S. president might read something like this: an end to cross-border strikes on militants, more aid for the country’s battered...
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AP, Dera Ismail Khan
Two people wounded in a suspected U.S. missile strike in Pakistan’s northwest have died, bringing the death toll to 24 in an assault that has deeply angered the...
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Pakistanis were leery of their government’s anti-terror cooperation with the United States even before President Bush authorized U.S. military action inside...
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With some overly friendly comments to Gov. Sarah Palin at the United Nations, Asif Ali Zardari has succeeded in uniting one of Pakistan’s hard-line mosques and...
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AP, Dera Ismail Khan
Two suspected U.S. missile strikes Friday on villages close to the border with Afghanistan killed at least 12 people, most of the militants, Pakistani intelligence...
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AP, Dera Ismail Khan
Pakistani intelligence officials say two suspected U.S. missile strikes close to the Afghan border have killed three people.
made popular Oct 3 2008
Fighting between militants and the military has driven thousands of people into refugee camps in Pakistan’s tribal areas.
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AP, Islamabad
Pakistan’s war against Islamic extremists will go on until the country is “terrorism-free,” a senior official said Friday after mounting violence...
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AP, Islamabad
A senior Pakistani official says the government is fighting a war that will continue until the country is free of terrorism.
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AP, Islamabad
The U.N. declared the Pakistani capital unsafe for the children of its international staff Thursday and ordered them out, putting the once tranquil city on a par with...
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AP, Peshawar
A police officer says at least four people have been killed by a suicide bomber who blew himself up close to a politician’s home in northwest Pakistan.
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AP, New Delhi
India said Thursday that U.S. congressional approval of a civilian nuclear pact was a sign that “the world needs India as India needs the world.” Pakistan...
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AP, Islamabad
The U.N. ordered children of its international staff to leave the Pakistani capital and other areas it considered unsafe, raising its security level following the...
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AP, Islamabad
United Nations officials say the world body has raised its security level for the Pakistani capital after the truck bombing of Islamabad’s Marriott Hotel.
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AP, Islamabad
United Nations officials say the world body has raised its security level for the Pakistani capital after the truck bombing of Islamabad’s Marriott Hotel.
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Novelist McEvan has said that he hates militant Islam. He has also defended his friend Martin Amis who has also expressed his dislike for Islam. McEvan says anyone who...
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At least 15 policemen died in a suicide bomb attack in Pakistan’s capital Sunday. The blast rocked the gathering of thousands of Islamists observing the one-year...
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Thousands of Islamists gathered Sunday in Pakistan’s capital to mark the one-year anniversary of a deadly military crackdown on the radical Red Mosque.More than...
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Bangladesh government has introduced a tougher law to combat religious terrorism in the country. The Anti-Terrorism Ordinance 2008 passed this week empowers:
* The...
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AP, Karachi
Dozens of Islamists in Pakistan have staged a protest over an anti-Quran film made by a Dutch lawmaker.The film sets verses of the Muslim holy book against a background...
made popular Mar 28 2008
Violence wave is terrorosing Pakistan and the country is witnessing recurrent violent suicide bomb blasts since the army crackdown on the ‘Red Mosque...
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The reverberations of Musharraf’s attack on radical Islamists in Red Mosque has started showing its wicked pangs as now the country is witnessing tremendous rise...
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A victim of rape in Iraq has tried to go against the social custom of suffering mutely but instead has jeopardized her life. She has openly condemned the Iraqi police...
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The government of India is trying hard to develop good bilateral relations with Pakistan. On the other hand, the Pakistani government is remained under pressure from...
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So, there’s no way Al-Qaeda can set up its shop in Somalia. As the Islamist fighters are on the run from triumphant Somali forces and their Ethiopian allies, the...
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Islamist fighters are on the run from triumphant Somali government forces and their Ethiopian allies, have dug themselves into trenches around the fishing village of...
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Many UN relief operations in the Darfur region of Sudan, which has been racked by conflict, are in danger of collapsing within the next few weeks or months, according...
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Entering into the footsteps of the volatile Middle East, the South Asian countries seem to be destined to be those countries whom peace elude perennially.
Sri Lanka:...
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Spiegel Online highlights the plight of Muslim women living in Berlin.
Islam For Today raises the voice against the ill treatment of Algeria’s women at the hands...
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