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Pakistan
Pakistan: Baloch future questioned after separatist’s murder
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Pakistan
India: Pakistan’s ISI had direct control over Mumbai attacks
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India
Indian foreign minister to press Pakistan on Mumbai probe in talks
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India
India’s home minister claimed Pakistan’s Inter-Services Intelligence directorate was “literally controlling and coordinating” the 2008 terror assault on Mumbai “from the beginning till the end,” and Lashkar-e-Taiba leader Hafiz Saeed was also intimately involved in the attack. Saeed “was not a peripheral player,” the minister stated. “He knew everything.”
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Al Qaeda
Al-Qaeda aims to cash in on Kashmir
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Pakistan
Pakistan – Government orders ‘crackdown’ on militants
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Afghanistan
Former US envoy calls for Afghanistan™s partition
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India
Indian Army deployed to calm unrest in Kashmir
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India
LeT harbours ambitions beyond India: Adm Mullen
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Pakistan
US – Flournoy notes India™s growing role as security partner
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India
Kashmir – Political steps needed, Army chief tells TOI
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Al Qaeda
Bollywood makes Osama Bin Laden spoof
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India
No Pak ban on Hafiz Saeed from giving hate speeches
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Taliban
Taliban wanted to enter India after overrunning Pak: Malik
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Afghanistan
US aware of Afghan-Pak contacts with Haqqani, says Panetta
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Pakistan
Lashkar and ISI united in pan-Islamic terror, Headley tells NIA
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Al Qaeda
Lawyers condemn UK-India Muslim preacher ban
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Afghanistan
Afghanistan™s new riches
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Al Qaeda
India – Bin Ladin group to become Maytas Infra co-promoter
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Al Qaeda
Pakistan – Majority dislikes Taliban, dissatisfied with govt: survey
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United Kingdom
Britain bans controversial Indian preacher Zakir Naik
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Afghanistan
Militant group expands attacks in Afghanistan
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Pakistan
Pakistan – Hafiz Saeed rubs shoulders with party chiefs in Lahore
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India
India -Full access to Headley given for 7 days: US
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India
Security high alert at Mumbai airport over hijack fears
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Pakistan
The valley at the centre of the Kashmir insurgency
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India
India – Headley: ‘ISI guided LeT at every step for 26/11’
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US special envoy snubbed by Pakistan
United States Special Envoy for Pakistan and Afghanistan Richard Holbrooke has long been sidelined by Afghan President Hamid Karzai, and now it appears the Pakistanis no longer wish to deal with him as well. A June 9 visit to Islamabad by Holbrooke has been canceled “after he was informed that no important officials would be in Islamabad on the day because of prior commitments,” according to a report in Dawn. Take a look at the events that President Asif Zardari and Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi had to attend rather than meeting the US’ special envoy: Mr Holbrooke planned to…
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United States
Pakistan – Iran to approve “peace pipeline”
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India
India granted access to David Headley: James Jones
