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Key Mumbai terror attacks trial opens in Chicago
Headley will explain how he funnelled his surveillance to Pakistani militants.
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Study ties new al Qaeda chief to murder of Daniel Pearl
The findings revealed that alAdel discussed Pearl's abduction with Khalid Sheikh Mohammad.
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Background and motives: Who is Mullah Omar?
Taliban acknowledge Mullah Omar as their supreme leader who wields control through the supreme leadership council.
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Counter-terrorism cooperation: Canada seeks extradition of two students
The pair is suspected of planning to join the Taliban against Nato troops.
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Germany brokers US-Taliban talks: Report
A conference on Afghanistan will be held in Bonn on December 5.
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Six killed in suicide attack on Afghan police HQ
Four suicide bombers dressed in border police uniforms broke into the traffic police headquarters in Khost city.
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Goodbye, cruel world
For some cultures and for more than a few cults, suicide isn't the taboo we consider it to be.
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Police surround compound in east Afghanistan siege
Afghan security forces surround govt building after 4 Taliban insurgents staged a brazen assault on Sunday.
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India's dilemma: ‘Many Pakistanis, so we need multiple policies’
Cable reflects India’s ‘problem’ in dealing with Pakistan’s civilian government.
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Wikileaks: Once upon a time on Kashmir
India-Pak relations can not be held hostage to Kashmir issue: Qureshi.
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Indo-Pak composite dialogue: No movement on Sir Creek talks
Both sides exchange maps, agree to meet again.
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Obama names Patterson to key post of envoy to Egypt
Former Pakistan troubleshooter Anne Patterson named as the next US ambassador to Egypt.
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Palestinian borders: Israel’s Netanyahu rejects Obama proposal
Obama made clearest US commitment yet to pre-1967 border.
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WikiLeaks: US warned of possible LeT attack against India
Clinton had warned that an attack launched from Pakistani soil would complicate the US govt's ability to provide aid.
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Aligning objectives: Reset ties with US, says ex-envoy
‘Pakistan has been made a scapegoat for the US failure in Afghanistan’.
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Arab outreach: Obama presents Mideast peace vision
The US scheme will serve as incentive for states to embrace people power and turn towards democracy: Official.
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Disputed territory: Pakistan, India resume talks on Sir Creek
Pakistan and India have vowed to sit on the negotiating table with a positive mind.
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Second goof-up in India's 'most-wanted' list
Another fugitive, Feroz Abdul Rashid Khan, was arrested from a village in Navi Mumbai in February 2010.
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US and Saudi Arabia working on new defense projects
The US will provide dozens of new US-built F-15 combat aircraft worth $60 billion to Saudi Arabia.
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Osama raid: Obama to thank CIA officers
A number of US intelligence agencies were instrumental in tracking down Bin Laden, including the CIA and NSA.
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Protest Crackdown: US sanctions Syrian president, six aides
Obama tells Bashar al-Assad to launch a transition to democracy or step down.
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Saudi Arabia refuses to accept Osama’s family
Officials blame al Qaeda for killing of Saudi diplomat, grenade attack.
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IMF chief under suicide watch in NY prison
Strauss-Kahn wears a specially designed suit, slip-on shoes with no laces.
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Obama's image falls across Muslim world: Poll
Survey finds Obama unpopular in much of the Muslim world, days before speech on revolutions sweeping the Arab world.
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'Military leader' of al Qaeda arrested in Iraq: Ministry
The four arrested are the most dangerous, most wanted figures of al Qaeda, says spokesman.
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Osama raid: Obama to thank CIA officers
U.S. President Obama plans to visit Central Intelligence Agency headquarters on Friday to thank intelligence officers.
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25 die in Afghan anti-NATO protest and suicide blast
2,000 people took to the streets of Taloqan, protesting against the deadly NATO raid.
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India admits blunder in 'most-wanted' list
Home Secretary says ministry takes responsibility mistake after a terror suspect was found in Mumbai.
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US has to observe international law: UK minister
Alistair Burt says the UK is keen on helping ease Islamabad- Washington tension.
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Fugitive on ‘most wanted’ list living in Mumbai
Wazhul Kamar Khan currently on bail, claims to have never visited Pakistan.
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India takes 142 terrorists off wanted list
Those cleared include various heads of Sikh extremist groups.
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Four NATO soldiers killed in Afghan bomb blast
The Taliban had announced the start of a new offensive, vowing to increase bomb attacks and guerrilla-style raids.
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Irish militants warn of bomb in central London
Threat was made on eve of Queen Elizabeth historic visit to Ireland.
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Al Qaeda "cadres" still help Afghan Taliban: US commander
US commander says it is too early to say if the death of Bin Laden has an impact on the Taliban.
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Father of Bin Laden's wife rebuffed union at first
Amal Abdul-Fattah married Bin Laden at 18, before 9/11, father says family do not support Bin Laden or al Qaeda.
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Bin Laden was a US prisoner before being killed: Ahmedinejad
Ahmedinejad says he had exact information Osama was held by the American military for sometime before being killed.
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Israelis mow down 13 Palestinians on three borders
Israeli troops shoot Palestinian protestors on the day they mourn the creation of the state of Israel.
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Family of detained Pakistani-Americans deny funding TTP
Say the money was used only to fund a madrassa, not to finance militancy in Swat.
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Israeli forces kill 4 Syrians on frontier - Syria TV
Israeli gunfire killed four people after dozens of Palestinian refugees infiltrated the Israeli side.
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Dozens shot in Israeli-occupied Golan:Israel Radio
Dozens of people wounded in a shooting incident on the Israeli-occupied Golan Heights
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An Indian saviour: From Mohali, with love
SP Singh Oberoi gave pardon money to a court in Sharjah to free two Pakistanis from the jaws of death.
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IMF chief charged with sex attack in New York hotel
IMF chief and possible French presidential contender arrested and charged with assault,including an attempted rape.
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Indian soldier killed in Kashmir border shooting
An Indian soldier was killed when Pakistani troops allegedly fired across the border in divided Kashmir.
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Taliban on Twitter as Afghan rebels enter Internet age
The Taliban once banned all TV, music and cinema in Afghanistan, but now they are fighting their war via Twitter.
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Sponsoring terror: Three Pakistani-Americans arrested for ‘aiding Taliban’
Sher Ali Khan, his two sons, along with three others, indicted in Florida.
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Republican US presidential candidate questions Pakistan aid
Gingrich questions American aid to Pakistan following the killing of Osama bin Laden in the country.
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Osama's death, great victory in the war on terror: Bush
'We need your permission to go into Pakistan and kick ass".
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850 killed in Syrian crackdown, UNHCR urges restraint
Syria has blamed most of the violence on 'terrorist groups' backed by Islamists and foreign agitators.
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Indian PM backs Afghan peace talks
Manmohan Singh backs efforts to bring peace to Afghanistan through negotiations with Taliban-led rebels.
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India ‘not like US’ to mount Abbottabad-style attack: Singh
Extends $500 million in fresh aid, expresses support for peace plan.