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Bin Laden widows deported from Pakistan
World NowThe three widows of Osama bin Laden and their children have left for the Islamabad airport to be deported to Saudi Arabia, the Associated Press reported Thursday. In a statement, the Pakistani government said the family left early Friday morning to the &#... -
Pakistan denies it fired first in NATO attack that killed 24
World NowPakistani officials dismiss Afghan claim. Pakistani military officials dismissed Afghan government claims that a NATO airstrike that killed 24 Pakistani soldiers was a retaliatory measure against fire from the soldiers’ two border posts or from... -
Pakistani general calls NATO airstrike deliberate
World NowA top Pakistani army general Tuesday called a NATO airstrike last week that killed 24 Pakistani soldiers along the border with Afghanistan a deliberate act of aggression, and he expressed doubt that a U.S. investigation would uncover the truth.... -
Pakistan's top envoy to the U.S. summoned back to Islamabad
World NowPakistan’s ambassador to the U.S. this week was summoned back to Islamabad. The envoy, Husain Haqqani, faces questioning about his role in a purported attempt to get Washington's help in reining in Pakistan's powerful military.... -
Former Sri Lanka army chief sentenced to 3 more years
World NowA Sri Lankan court has sentenced former army chief Sarath Fonseka to an additional three years in prison for allegedly implicating the defense secretary in war crimes in the final weeks of the civil war with the separatist Tamil Tigers. Fonseka was quoted... -
Suspected old ordnance kills four Afghan children, wounds six
World NowThe war in Afghanistan claims civilian and military lives nearly every day. But the country’s prior conflicts exact a toll as well. Authorities in Nangarhar province, in Afghanistan’s east, said four children were killed and another six... -
Pakistan's Taliban holding indirect talks with government
World NowLeaders of Pakistan’s Taliban movement have begun preliminary talks with government intermediaries aimed at reaching a peace agreement in the tribal region of South Waziristan.... -
Pakistan's envoy to U.S. resigns over alleged bid for U.S. help
World NowPakistan’s ambassador to the U.S. stepped down Tuesday following accusations that he engineered a memo to the U.S. that urged Washington to help rein in his country’s powerful armed forces.... -
Pakistan appoints new U.S. ambassador
World NowNew Pakistani ambassador to the U.S.: Pakistani Prime Minister Yusaf Raza Gilani on Wednesday appointed lawmaker Sherry Rehman as the new ambassador in the United States, replacing a diplomat who resigned amid allegations that he tried to enlist... -
Pakistan claims NATO attack kills 24 soldiers near Afghan border
World NowAllegations of a NATO helicopter attack that killed 24 Pakistani soldiers near the Afghan border early Saturday likely will deal a serious blow to already tense relations between Washington and Islamabad at a time when the U.S. needs Pakistan’s... -
Osama bin Laden, born to privilege, dies a pariah
Osama bin Laden, a scion of one of Saudi Arabia's wealthiest families, became the grim apostle of a strain of Islamic radicalism that exalted violence against non-believers, and the leader of a terrorist network that launched repeated attacks in the West,...Tags: Terrorism, Vatican City, National Security, Revolutions, Blackmail and Extortion
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