Articles tagged with: Al-Qaeda
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Despite making territorial gains in South Waziristan, the army will find it challenging to hold the territory.
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A look back at Hillary Clinton’s visit shows how desperate the US is to win the hearts and minds of Pakistanis, but to what end?
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Several former army soldiers are either fighting in Afghanistan or training Taliban forces and formulating strategies to counter the war on terror.
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A combination of judicial populism and restraint has made the Supreme Court slightly controversial.
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Despite supporting the jihad against the Soviet Union, the International Islamic University in Islamabad was not spared by the militants.
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Why does Pakistan defer to Saudi Arabia when it is hypocritically puritanical and corrupt?
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Defining 9/11 simply by the number of people it killed is both reductive and misleading. For the day to serve as a useful analogy, writers must be more specific when they invoke it. Apart from the tragic deaths, 9/11 also caused, however short-lived, a unity of purpose among Americans.
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In early 2008 it seemed that a uniting government bringing the two major political parties together would last. The disintegration of this grand coalition was a mirror of the differences that threatened to split the country. Civil-military relations worsened and the growing militancy poses the greatest threat to the survival of the country. And yet, through it all, Pakistan still stands, divided, but not torn apart.
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Has a certain section of the Pakistani media emboldened radical and militant organisations, by manner of its incessant discussion rather than abated the war on terror?
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Taking action against the perpetrators of the terrorist attack in Mumbai is in Pakistan’s interest too.
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