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WikiLeaks revelations: Gitmo files contain information on ‘courier’
Names of Abu Ahmad alKuwaiti and Abu Faraj alLibbi appear in the files.
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Karachi was a hub of foreign fighters and terrorists transiting through the region
Al Qaeda chose Karachi as the workshop for its media and financial operations, strategic planning and hideout.
Guantanamo files: Former detainee accuses WikiLeaks of false claims
Algerian national alJazairi insists he was not involved in Sheraton bombings, other attacks.
WikiLeaks: Gitmo authorities believed JUI was a terrorist organisation
Jamaat is listed as an associated force with which al Qaeda or Taliban have or had a relationship.
ISI works under government supervision: Gilani
Prime Minister insists Pakistan’s nuclear programme is in safe hands.
Indian govt response to WikiLeaks the worst: Julian Assange
Wikileaks founder, in interview to Times Now, says he believes Indian PM is misleading the nation about Wikileaks.
Memos from Guantanamo: ‘Algerian involved in Pak attacks was double agent’
Files reveal Adil Hadi was on payroll of British, Canadian secret services.
WikiLeaks: Pakistan raps move to defame ISI
ISI is being wrongfully defamed and is under exclusive control of the military says Rehman Malik.
WikiLeaks reveals: ‘US classified ISI as terror affiliate’
Documents say the US had designated ISI as a ‘militant force or organisation’ that support al Qaeda or Taliban.
WiikiLeaks reveal bin Laden's post-9/11 movements
The Post was among a group of US and European news outlets provided early access to the classified military files.
'Nuclear hellstorm' if bin Laden caught: 9/11 mastermind
Sheikh Mohammed warns that alQaeda will blow up a hidden nuclear bomb in Europe if bin Laden is caught.
Wikileaks: US released 'high-risk' Guantanamo detainees
US released dozens of "high-risk" Guantanamo inmates and held over 150 innocent men for years, says report.
Documentary: Discovery to air show on WikiLeaks
Discovery Channel's one-off episode investigation into Wikileaks website will feature interview with Julian Assange.
Wikileaks Memos: ‘Iran, Pakistan eyed Swiss technology’
WikiLeaks reveal Iran, Pakistan and North Korea wanted to buy material for possible military use from Swiss companies.
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