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Obama on Pakistan: commitment or contradiction?

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Mar 21, 2008
        
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For those who missed, it’s worth looking closely at Barack Obama’s latest comments on Pakistan made in a speech this week in which he repeats a call for the United States to shift its focus from Iraq to Afghanistan and Pakistan. ”This is the area where the 9/11 attacks were planned. This is where... [read full story]                    

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New Government to talk to militants on violence

 apn.co.nz Mar 23, 2008
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New Government to talk to militants on violence

apn.co.nz
Mar 23, 2008
        

Pakistan's newly elected Government will seek to negotiate with Islamic militants and demilitarise the campaign against them to end the violence racking the country, leaders of the major coalition parties who will take power this... ... 5:00AM Monday March 24, 2008 By...

Markets must reconcile with global and domestic trends

gulfnews.com
Mar 23, 2008
        

The latest information outlining the fall in portfolio and direct investments in Pakistan in the past few months highlights a potentially alarming trend for the country's stock market. ... The truth however is that Pakistan's markets must reconcile themselves with a...

New Pakistan PM Takes Reins Amid Challenges

reverbiage.com
Mar 23, 2008
        

Pakistan President Pervez Musharraf pledges support for the country's new government, calling it an era of real democracy. But Pakistan's incoming prime minister, former parliament speaker Yousaf Raza Gilani, faces a truly daunting task. ... , March 23, 2008 · Pakistan...

Worldview: Help Pakistan's civilian leaders and army combat jihadis who endanger their society -...

philly.com
Mar 23, 2008
        

Earlier this month, America's top military commander, Adm. Mike Mullen, named the place from which the next attack on the United States was most likely to come. ... It wasn't Iraq. "It would come out of the FATA," said Mullen, chairman of the Joint Chiefs, using the...

New Pakistani lawmakers flashier, more secular

deseretnews.com
Mar 23, 2008
        

Gold-trimmed SUVs idle outside parliament. Among new female lawmakers, black Muslim veils are out and Gucci bags are in. ... Civilian rule has returned to Pakistan, and its politicians have come back with bling. Last month's elections ushered into parliament a new crop...

I brought real democracy to Pakistan, says Musharraf

abc.net.au
Mar 23, 2008
        

Embattled Pakistan President Pervez Musharraf says that a real democratic era had begun in his country following elections and he would give full support to the new government. ... Mr Musharraf's opponents trounced his allies in February 18 general elections and the new...

Pakistani president pledges support for new government

xinhuanet.com
Mar 23, 2008
        

Special report: Pakistani SituationISLAMABAD, March 23 ... ... ISLAMABAD, March 23 (Xinhua) -- Pakistani President Pervez Musharraf said here Sunday that he would support the new government. Speaking at a military parade marking the 68th Pakistan Day in the federal...

US alarmed over new Pak Govts plans to negotiate with militants

keralanext.com
Mar 23, 2008
        

New York, Mar.23 (ANI): The Bush Administration has expressed alarm and concern over leaders of Paki... ... New York, Mar.23 (ANI): The Bush Administration has expressed alarm and concern over leaders of Pakistan's new coalition government saying they will negotiate with...

Arab Doctor Killed In Latest Pakistan Missile Attack Named, Not Zawahiri

strata-sphere.com
Mar 23, 2008
        

Well, I am sure every one was hoping that the "Arab Doctor" reported killed in the recent missile attack in Pakistan's tribal areas would be none other than Ayman al-Zawahiri, al-Qaeda's number two leader. Reports out this evening indicate it was a different doctor, one who has been linked ...

U.S. Attacks on Al Qaeda In Pakistan Quietly Spike

digg.com
Mar 23, 2008
        

newsweek.com — (Digg and comment this) ... Silent Killer: Sources say that U.S. Predator strikes inside Pakistan are on the rise since January talks Related Articles and Multimedia The United States has stepped up its use of pilotless planes to strike at Qaeda targets...

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