Apr 25th, 2009 - Bloomberg
April 26 (Bloomberg) -- Secretary of State Hillary Clintonsays the U.S. is worried about the “unthinkable” in Pakistan -- that the Taliban and al-Qaeda could topple the government,giving them “the keys to the nuclear arsenal.”
Clinton, in an interview with Fox News last night inBaghdad, said the U.S. cannot “let this go on any further,which is why we’re pushing so hard for the Pakistanis to cometogether around a strategy to take their country back.”
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Pro-Taliban Group Suspends Peace Talks With Pakistan
Apr 27th, 2009 - Bloomberg
April 27 (Bloomberg) -- A pro-Taliban group in northwestPakistan said it suspended peace talks with the government toprotest military operations that left 26 militants dead.
Pakistan takes action against Taliban militants
Apr 26th, 2009 - Los Angeles Times
Reporting from New Delhi, India -- Pakistan launched a military operation against militants today in a district that had been covered under a controversial peace deal concluded with the Taliban...
Many reported dead as Pakistani army attacks Taleban near Swat
Apr 26th, 2009 - Times Online
Heavy fighting broke out between Islamic militants and Pakistani securityforces today, leaving many people dead. Army troops backed by helicopter gunships shelled Taleban hideouts in Dir,killing several insurgents, including a commander...
US Steps Up Pressure on Pakistan to Tackle Advancing Taliban
Apr 23rd, 2009 - Bloomberg
April 24 (Bloomberg) -- U.S. Defense Secretary Robert Gatescalled on Pakistan to tackle Taliban militants advancing in thecountry’s northwest, the latest senior Obama administrationofficial to pressure the government to take action.
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