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"Banned outfits resume activities in Karachi"

hindu.com     3 hrs ago   3 related          

Islamabad (PTI): Militant groups that were banned during the tenure of former President Pervez Musharraf, have again become active and reopened their offices in the southern Pakistani port city of Karachi. The Lashker-e-Taiba,...                    

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Stephen Tankel: The internet is a gateway to jihad

guardian.co.uk     yesterday   98 related          

Al-Qaida celebrated its 20th birthday this past week, making it two years older than Hammaad Munshi who yesterday became the youngest person ever convicted of terrorism in the UK. However, even if it doesn't survive to see 30,...                    

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Pakistan’s Awakening Is Growing As Local Tribes Ally With Government And Hunt Down Militants -...

strata-sphere.com     Aug 18, 2008   1 related          

It does seem that the Pakistan Tribal Awakening is taking root and spreading in the tribal regions of Pakistan known as the FATA and the NWFP. I noted in one post yesterday how tribes in one area of the NWFP province had set up...                    

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What it means for India

karachinews.net     Aug 18, 2008   14 related          

If you are gleeful that the man who planned the Kargil war is gone, don’t be. That’s the view from Delhi. With General Pervez Musharraf gone, terror groups are likely to target India with new determination and violent needling...                    

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Musharraf's exit: What it means for India

hindustantimes.com     Aug 18, 2008   54 related          

If you are gleeful that the man who planned the Kargil war is gone, don’t be. That’s the view from Delhi. With General Pervez Musharraf gone, terror groups are likely to target India with new determination and violent needling...                    

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Fighting Terrorism With Kid Gloves

asiantribune.com     Aug 17, 2008          

By J N Raina - Syndicate Features There is no end to the scourge of terrorism, being perpetrated from across the border. Now ‘jihad’ has been indianised. India is being systematically targeted by hitherto unknown terrorist...                    

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From seminary student to SIMI jihadist

hindu.com     Aug 16, 2008          

Qasmi figured on police wanted lists since Hyderabad bombings, but authorities failed to act Qasmi taught at seminaries at Indore and Bangalore, actively recruiting for SIMI Subhan, who fabricated IEDs used in Ahmedabad and...                    

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Country wrapped in unprecedented security blanket

hindu.com     Aug 14, 2008   15 related          

New Delhi (PTI): A thick security cover was thrown in various parts of the country on the eve of Independence Day with crack teams of security personnel being placed at strategic locations to ward off any threats from terror...                    

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Memory Hole: Pakistan's Future

rockthetruth.blogspot.com     Aug 11, 2008   157 related          

the government sought to tame the disorder by resuscitating a widely criticized and now collapsed peace deal in Pakistan’s tribal areas.Tribal elders were scheduled to go to the tribal area of North Waziristan on Thursday for...                    

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Impeachment -- an imperative

thenews.com.pk     Aug 10, 2008   2,673 related          

Sunday, August 10, 2008 Alizeh Haider The Islamabad declaration which conveyed the coalition government's intention to impeach General Musharraf has been received with mixed feelings by the people of Pakistan. However,...                    

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