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Military admits to ‘shortcomings’ in search for Osama, but warns against a repeat of US operation.

In no other country does the United States have a lower approval rating than in Pakistan.

Remaining silent for fear of extremist backlash is a no-win policy.

US troops were led to al Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden by his own deputy, Saudi newspaper reports.

One doesn’t know whether to laugh or cry in response to Foreign Secretary Salman Bashir’s press conference of May 5.

Cuban leader warns Osama's killing would reap "hatred and vengeance" against the United States.

US Senate holds hearing over Bin Laden killing.

Spokesman for EU foreign affairs says Pakistan needs support in its effort to combat terrorism and bolster democracy.

Imran Khan amongst angry Pakistanis who are demanding answers regarding the CIA-led operation to kill OBL.

Public needs to be told the truth, demand senator, analysts.

Chinese foreign ministry spokeswoman stops short of directly criticising the raid by US special forces in Abbottabad.

Foreig­n Secret­ary Bashir dismis­ses media critic­ism of ISI and army - says they are not in league with terror­ists.

Osama bin Laden's final hiding place may become a shrine or macabre tourist spot unless the military destroys it.

General Eric Holder says the raid "was lawful and consistent with our values."

US intelligence officers hope to uncover terror plots, the location of other al Qaeda figures from OBL's computers.

A young daughter of Osama bin Laden saw her father shot dead, a Pakistani intelligence official said.

Ambassador to the US says Pakistan would be conducting an inquiry into how such an intelligence lapse occurred.

Factua­l errors concer­ning some detail­s of Bin Laden raid force White House to double back and fix its story.

Photos show two men dressed in traditional Pakistani garb with blood streaming from their ears, noses and mouths.

Groups of lawyers denounce America for breaching Pakistan's sovereignity, call Bin Laden their hero.

Experts say that Petraeus and Pakistani intelligence officials know each other well enough not to like each other.

Interior minister says FO and interior ministry fully cooperating with each other on the issue.

Bin Laden's death in Pakistan has left a sense of incredulity amongst many in Washington about the Pakistani military.

White House says that President Barack Obama reserved the right to take action again in Pakistan.

US lawmakers debate whether they should attach more strings to the billions in aid they give Pakistan.

Indian intelligence officials say ISI-CIA like cooperation not possible between RAW and ISI.

PM’s visit to Paris criticised in upper house of parliament.

Top military officials holding meetings about Bin Laden killing fallout, Pasha to brief commanders on details.

MQM chief asks govt to come clean on the issue.

Family members were brought to the hospital after they were injured during the operation at Bin Laden's residence.

Gilani defends Pakistan, saying the country possesses will but lacks capacity.

US president fears al Qaeda will use photos as propaganda tool.

Nobody shouts about sovereignty from the rooftops when the IMF dictates our budget.

One cannot help but be amused at the predicament of the apologists, but this cowardice is no laughing matter.

While public opinion is crucial, primary responsibility for holding the military accountable rests with parliament.

A lot of people have said that either we hid him, or we were incomp­etent, that’s just mean and hurts our feelin­gs.

It seems we are either unwilling, or unable, to take action against these organisations.

Osama was ready to flee his Pakist­an compou­nd if alerte­d to a raid.

Iranian Defence Minister speaks of "ambiguities" over bin Laden's death.

A leader of al Qaeda's branch in restive southern Yemen on Wednesday vowed revenge for the killing of bin Laden.

Lawyers in Abbottabad and Peshawar denounce bin Laden killing, say prayers for their "hero".

Officials say convincing means were used to confirm Osama's identity to avoid conspiracy theories.

Spokesman Zaher Azimy raised questions about Pakistan's ability to adequately protect its nuclear weapons.

Salman Bashir said there were "millio­ns" of other suspec­t locati­ons.

There is no questi­on that US will ultima­tely releas­e a photo showin­g Bin Laden dead, said the direct­or of CIA.

The risky raid deep into Pakistan came at a time when Obama was on the backfoot on foreign policy.

Obama administration wrestles with idea of releasing what it called a gruesome image of Osama bin Laden's corpse.

Al Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden was not armed when US special forces stormed his compound in Pakistan.

Bin Laden supporters take part in the special prayers and then shouted slogans against the US.

"If you believe the newest death of OBL, you're stupid," Cindy Sheehan wrote on her Facebook page.