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Articles tagged with: Al-Qaeda
News & Politics »
Contrary to popular belief, students at Pakistan’s elite universities are embracing a strong religious identity and a conservative political outlook.
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Abdus Salam Zaeef’s book is an unrepentant Talib’s defence of the Taliban movement, but it contains some invaluable home truths for the Pakistani and US government’s consumption.
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While the US has not opposed Hekmatyar’s peace negotiations with the Karzai government, they are well aware that it’s a deal with the Taliban, not the Hezb-i-Islami, that will end the war.
Blog Row, The Water Cooler »
Irish-based terror plotters that have grievances with Scandinavian journalists and white women screaming jihad: that is why the US needs to be in Afghanistan.
People »
Aaj TV correspondent Farzana Ali shares stories of covering the conflict in Swat and South Waziristan, occasionally from behind the chadar.
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Does the arrest of Afghan Taliban leaders in Pakistan mark a shift in Pakistan’s ambivalent policy?
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Looking back: Did the London conference on Afghanistan inch forward on the road to peace or was it a non-starter?
Blog Row, The Water Cooler »
From here on out, how will security agents find bombs hidden inside underwear?
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It has been two years since Benazir Bhutto’s assassination. Here, Mohammed Hanif remembers her life and how it crossed his.
Arts & Culture, Books »
Journalist Imtiaz Gul’s book on extremism in FATA is a valuable account of how militants took over the tribal areas and are threatening Pakistan.
