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Cleric Who Led Militants in Pakistan Is Released - New York Times Fri, 17 Apr 2009 18:40:06 GMT

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Cleric Who Led Militants in Pakistan Is Released New York Times, United States Freed on bail, Maulana Abdul Aziz, an Islamic cleric, addressed supporters on Thursday at the Red Mosque in Islamabad, Pakistan. He led militants in a bloody standoff at the mosque in 2007. By SALMAN MASOOD ISLAMABAD, Pakistan — A hard-line Islamic ... Pakistani Cleric Calls for Islamic Law Nationwide Washington Post Militant Pakistani cleric out on bail remains defiant Los Angeles Times Red Mosque cleric's militant message BBC News MiamiHerald.com - Daily Times all 488 news articles

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Pakistan's double game - Boston Globe Sat, 18 Apr 2009 01:31:15 GMT

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Pakistan's double game Boston Globe, United States IT IS HARDLY a secret that Pakistan's Directorate for Inter-Services Intelligence has long maintained close ties with the Taliban and kindred armed extremist groups. But now that President Obama has focused on repelling the Taliban's bid for power in ... Pakistan Gets $5.28 Billion for Economy, Security Bloomberg Experts predict Pakistan's collapse Kansas City Star Pakistan aid package 'too late' Radio Netherlands Jerusalem Post - The Daily Yomiuri all 187 news articles

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Donors pledge $5bn for Pakistan - BBC News Fri, 17 Apr 2009 04:24:33 GMT

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Donors pledge $5bn for Pakistan BBC News, UK International donors have pledged more than $5bn (£3bn) to help stabilise Pakistan, at an aid conference co-hosted by Japan and the World Bank. Nearly 30 countries and international organisations met in Tokyo to offer financial support to enable ... Pakistan Aid Mtg: Donors Pledge Over $5B Aid Over 2 Yrs Wall Street Journal Japan, US pledge $1 billion each to Pakistan The Associated Press Pakistan's Zardari urges support to stabilise country Reuters Forbes - United Press International all 963 news articles

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The Mumbai attacks left more than 170 people dead - BBC News Fri, 17 Apr 2009 17:26:09 GMT

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The Mumbai attacks left more than 170 people dead BBC News, UK When we were in Sarai Alamgir [a town in Pakistan's north Punjab province] at that time people from Jamaat ud Dawa used to conduct camps in different places. We used to go there and listen to them at those camps. At that time we both decided to take ... Mumbai Terror Attack Trial Begins Voice of America Pakistan asks India to avoid lapses in Mumbai probe Xinhua 26/11 probe: Pakistan smiles, India squirms Times of India Washington Post - Economic Times all 1,850 news articles

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World Briefing | Asia Pakistan: Donors Commit $5 Billion More in Aid - New York Times Sat, 18 Apr 2009 00:49:02 GMT

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World Briefing | Asia Pakistan: Donors Commit $5 Billion More in Aid New York Times, United States By REUTERS Pakistan secured more than $5 billion in new aid at a donors conference in Tokyo on Friday, part of an effort to stave off an economic meltdown there that could fan popular support for militants. The aid is intended for areas such as health, ... Pakistanis see $5 billion pledge as political boon Washington Times Pakistan loses 2011 World Cup Reuters UK all 48 news articles

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Pakistan will not host World Cup - BBC News Fri, 17 Apr 2009 14:43:06 GMT

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Pakistan will not host World Cup BBC News, UK Pakistan has been stripped of hosting any matches in the 2011 World Cup because of the uncertain security situation in the south Asian country. International Cricket Council president David Morgan said: "It is a regrettable decision but our priority is ... ICC remove Pakistan as World Cup host guardian.co.uk Pakistan stripped of 2011 World Cup matches AFP SNAP ANALYSIS - Pakistan's bleak future after Cup loss Reuters India The Press Association - Reuters UK all 523 news articles

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Search on for More Quake Victims in East Afghanistan - Voice of America Fri, 17 Apr 2009 15:46:24 GMT

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Search on for More Quake Victims in East Afghanistan Voice of America Officials said at least 21 people were confirmed dead after the tremors in the Hindu Kush region in Nangarhar province, near the Pakistan border, but local villagers said the death toll could be as high as 40. Grieving relatives held funerals for ... Twin Afghan earthquakes kill 22 Daily Times Two earthquakes kill 22 near Pakistan border Radio France Internationale US sending aid to earthquake-hit Afghanistan Xinhua Hindustan Times - PRESS TV all 838 news articles

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Pakistan key to Afghan war victory: Mullen - Daily Times Thu, 16 Apr 2009 23:55:22 GMT

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Pakistan key to Afghan war victory: Mullen Daily Times, Pakistan LAHORE: United States Joint Chiefs of Staff Chairman Admiral Mike Mullen said the US could not win the war in Afghanistan as long as the Taliban had safe havens in Pakistan. “That's why the relationship with Pakistan is so important because I think ... Rights & Wrongs in Pakistan: Honeymoon Hideaway No More World Politics Review Thursday editorial: Pakistan must face up to threat from the Taliban Kansas City Star Court appeals ruled out in Pakistan Sharia law pact Kuala Lumpur News Christian Post - Daily Times all 170 news articles

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Op-Ed Contributor Wary on Obama - New York Times Fri, 17 Apr 2009 11:24:18 GMT

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Op-Ed Contributor Wary on Obama New York Times, United States In fact, the president beloved by the Indian elite is George W. Bush, credited with “de-hyphenating” Washington's longtime “India-Pakistan” policy and championing last year's landmark US-India civilian nuclear deal. Indeed, this may be one capital ... Journalists From India, Pakistan Analyze Role Washington Post "India Willing To Join Terror Fight In Af-Pak" RTT News 'India willing to join terror fight in 'Af-Pak' Times of India ZNet - StarPhoenix all 90 news articles

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Afghanistan Concerned Over Pakistan Sharia Peace Deal - Voice of America Tue, 14 Apr 2009 19:35:03 GMT

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Afghanistan Concerned Over Pakistan Sharia Peace Deal Voice of America By VOA News Afghanistan said its own security may be threatened by a peace deal to impose Islamic law in northwestern Pakistan. A spokesman (Humayun Hamidzada) for Afghan President Hamid Karzai also said the deal could harm already tense relations ... Video: Taliban's Presence In Pakistan CBS Swat fallout: US has let known its displeasure to Pakistan Hindu Pakistan cleric urges Taliban to lay down arms following Sharia bill Xinhua The Associated Press - New York Times all 1,234 news articles