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Enough evidence of Indian involvement in Balochistan, Waziristan
The News International
WASHINGTON: A cable from US Embassy in Islamabad leaked by whistle-blower website WikiLeaks disclosed that there were enough evidences of Indian involvement in Waziristan and other tribal areas of Pakistan as well as Balochistan.
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FM urges US role in solution to Kashmir issue
The News International
WASHINGTON: Pakistan on Wednesday praised US President Barack Obama for saying he would visit the country next year, calling it a sign of commitment between the troubled war partners.
Obama, meeting with a senior Pakistani delegation, said he would not visit when he travels to neighboring India next month. But he committed to ( Read more... ) -
U.S. Tries to Calm Pakistan Over Airstrike
By HELENE COOPER and ERIC SCHMITT
WASHINGTON - The Obama administration scrambled to halt a sharp deterioration in its troubled relationship with Pakistan on Wednesday, offering Pakistani officials multiple apologies for a helicopter strike on a border post that killed three Pakistani soldiers last week.
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Case of Accused Soldiers May Be Worst of 2 Wars
By CHARLIE SAVAGE
WASHINGTON - Over the last nine years, as the Army has cycled hundreds of thousands of soldiers through combat duty in Afghanistan and Iraq, it has also court-martialed 34 on murder or manslaughter charges in the killings of civilians in those conflict zones. Twenty-two were convicted, and 12 acquitted.
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Pakistan No Obedient Ally
WikiLeaks data shows how volatile nation is forced to act against own self interests
By ERIC MARGOLIS, QMI Agency
WASHINGTON - Release of 92,000 U.S. military field reports from Afghanistan by WikiLeaks has revealed the war's ugly underbelly and embarrassed the hell out of Washington and its NATO allies, including Canada.
They have fired back, ( Read more... )
