An Evolving Afghan Policy - American Chronicle
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An Evolving Afghan Policy
American Chronicle … triumph for the forces of Islamic extremism, al-Qaeda would once again gain a foothold, and the return of the Taliban would likely destabilize Pakistan. … |
Schools close in Pakistan following university bombings - Emirates Business 24/7
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Schools close in Pakistan following university bombings
Emirates Business 24/7 … in Pakistan after suspected militants bombed a university close to the capital, sowing fear across the country as the army presses a major anti–Taliban … and more » |
Worries not over for Pakistanis fleeing Waziristan assault (Feature) - Monsters and Critics.com
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Worries not over for Pakistanis fleeing Waziristan assault (Feature)
Monsters and Critics.com But the refugees — who are mostly from the Mehsud tribe like Pakistani Taliban leader Hakimullah Mehsud, who leads Tehrik-e–Taliban Pakistan (TTP), … and more » |
Good morning, -stans! Well, maybe at some point . . . - Washington Post
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Good morning, –stans! Well, maybe at some point …
Washington Post This makes AM reception spotty in the Taliban–infested border regions, though shortwave comes through. “Are they looking for a little gratuity perchance? … and more » |
UK Pakistanis share nation's pain - BBC News
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UK Pakistanis share nation’s pain
BBC News In the tribal area of Waziristan, tens of thousands of civilians fled their homes this week as Pakistan’s army continued to pound the Taliban and al-Qaeda. … and more » |