Pakistan details how Lashkar-e-Taiba 2008 Mumbai attack gunmen were trained

Pakistani rights activist Marvi Sirmed attacked by gunmen in Lahore

Taliban may return to power after NATO leaves: Indian diplomat

Malala Yousafzai: Has Pakistan missed the chance to move on militancy?

Pakistan helping terrorists enter India, claims Indian home minister

The big three who can help save Afghanistan

Russia keeps door open to Pakistan after Putin cancels trip

Karzai: US unable to defend Afghanistan against Pakistan shelling

Pakistan is developing non-strategic nuclear arms: US experts

Pakistan – Kasab seeks presidential clemency

Pakistani Hindus flee to India claiming persecution

Jailed doc who helped nail Bin Laden warns Pakistan sees US as ‘worst enemy’

Pakistani Public Opinion Ever More Critical of US | Pew Global Attitudes Project

Afghans Wary as Efforts Pick Up to Tap Mineral Riches

Oil depots in Mumbai put on terror alert

Pakistani and Bangladeshi terrorist groups are suspected of using social media to spread fear and panic in India.

Stop all ventures in PoK, India tells China

The supreme court upheld the 2010 death sentence of Mohammad Kasab, the lone surviving attacker of the 2008 Mumbai assaults. The LeT operative was convicted of more than 80 charges.

Iran drawing India closer with talks on train, road access to Afghanistan

Indian government blocks Telegraph website

Internet Analysts Question India’s Efforts to Stem Panic

Pakistan – Country under grave threat of terrorism on Eid, says Malik

Officials complained about text messages allegedly sent from Pakistan that sparked panic in a number of Indian cities and triggered clashes in Assam. India blamed several Pakistan and Bangladesh-based terrorist groups, including the Harkat ul Jihad al Islami and Jamiat-e-Islami, for launching the “cyberattack” and blocked 245 websites that contain doctored images and videos.

India – Videos doctored in Pakistan sparked NE exodus: Government

Panic Radiates From Indian State of Assam

Indians from Assam flee ‘Muslim threats’ in Bangalore

Unlike US, Europe Has Few Limits on Hezbollah

Notices were posted in mosques in Kashmir’s Shopian district warning that women who failed to cover their faces would be doused with acid and women who used cellphones would be shot. The notices were signed by the al-Qaeda Mujahideen and mentioned another group, the Lashkar-e-al Qaeda.

Pakistan – Persecution forces 60 Hindu families to migrate to India

Pakistan swelling nuclear arsenal to counter India, says US Congressional report
