Christian Science Monitor | Pakistan Taliban reject peace talks after No. 2 killed USA TODAY PESHAWAR, Pakistan (AP) — The Pakistani Taliban withdrew their offer of peace talks Thursday, following the death of the group's deputy leader in an American drone attack, a spokesman for the group said, a blow to the incoming government of Nawaz ... Pakistan's Taliban rejects peace talks, citing No. 2 leader's death in US ... Pakistani Taliban pick new deputy after drone strike: sources Intel officials: Pakistan Taliban No. 2 is buried |
Daily Beast | Pakistan's Drone Dilemma Daily Beast Pakistan Protest. Demonstrators protest U.S. drone strikes in Multan, Pakistan, on May 30. (Xinhua/Landov). Sharif, the leader of the Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz, has been a vocal critic of the drone program. Both he and cricketer turned politician ... Dealing with Pakistan's extremists The hawk and the dove Pakistan to pursue Iran gas pipeline despite change of government Politics in Pakistan -- Failed by the Feudal System |
Washington Post | Taliban commander reported dead in US drone strike in Pakistan Washington Post ISLAMABAD, Pakistan — The Pakistani Taliban's No. 2 commander was killed in a suspected U.S. drone strike Wednesday, two Pakistani intelligence officials and a Pakistani Taliban commander said, a potentially significant blow to an insurgent group that ... |
Pakistan Taliban No. 2 is buried after death in alleged US drone strike ... Fox News Rehman's killing in a U.S. drone strike on Wednesday could also rattle the incoming Pakistani ruling party's goal of negotiating with the Taliban. Rehman had previously been considered more amenable to peace talks than his superior, Hakeemullah Mehsud, ... |
New York Times | Pakistan Says US Drone Killed Taliban Leader New York Times WASHINGTON — Less than a week after President Obama outlined a new direction for the secret drone wars, Pakistani officials said that a C.I.A. missile strike on Wednesday killed a top member of the Pakistani Taliban, an attack that illustrated the ... |
BBC News | Fighting Pakistan's measles epidemic BBC News "I have been working now for more than two decades and I've not seen a measles epidemic of this severity," says Doctor Raza Hasan, as he shows me around the measles isolation ward of the Lahore Children's Hospital. The ward is so packed with babies ... Measles Outbreak Kills At Least 120 |
Pakistan Taliban names new second-in-command Aljazeera.com A Pakistani Taliban committee met late on Wednesday, choosing Khan Said as a new deputy, after Rehman was buried in a low-key ceremony, three Taliban members told the Reuters news agency on Thursday. The members said Said, 38, had served as ... |
DAWN.com | Olympics: Pakistan and Ecuador threatened with IOC ban DAWN.com SAINT-PETERSBURG: Pakistan and Ecuador have been threatened with suspension from the Olympic family due to political interference in their national Olympic Committees. Neither country has been suspended but the International Olympic Committee ... IOC warns Pakistan of suspension Life bans on POA officials by unconstitutional interim committee |
Waliur Rehman, Pakistani Taliban's No. 2, killed in apparent drone strike CBS News The tribal region in northwestern Pakistan is home to local and Afghan militant outfits, including al Qaeda-linked fighters. The U.S. has often criticized Pakistan, saying it does not vigorously target militants in these areas who then attack American ... |
Pakistan Taliban's No. 2 Commander Targeted by US Drone Bloomberg Pakistani intelligence officials said Waliur Rehman was killed in the strike, though the group denied he was dead, the Associated Press reported. The attack came six days after President Barack Obama announced tighter restrictions on targeted killings ... |