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Pakistan should take credible action against terrorists: Manmohan
New Delhi: Prime Minister Manmohan Singh said on Saturday that India was "willing to walk more than half the distance" to normalise relations if Pakistan reaffirmed that it would bring the perpetrators of the Mumbai massacre to justice and would not allow its territory to be used for terrorist attacks against India.
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Clinton Arrives in India to Boost Partnership
Jul 10th, 2009 - VOA News
U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has arrived in India for talksaimed at boosting emerging ties between the United States and India. Clintonflew into India's financial hub Mumbai late Friday...
Pakistan's Supreme Court quashes conviction against Nawaz Sharif
Jul 10th, 2009 - Times Online
Pakistan’s Supreme Court has quashed a nine-year-old criminal conviction for hijacking against the former Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif. The ruling clears the way...
India Hopes Clinton Visit Will Demonstrate US Commitment to ...
Jul 10th, 2009 - VOA News
U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton arrives in India Friday for a four-day visit. India hopes the visit will demonstrate that the United States remains committed to...
Pakistan, terrorism top Manmohan's agenda in Paris
Jul 10th, 2009 - The Hindu
Pakistan, terrorism top Manmohan's agenda in Paris Paris: Prime Minister Manmohan Singh's very brief visit to France, which begins late on July 13 and ends less than 24 hours later on the afternoon on July 14...
Obama accepts Manmohan’s invitation to visit India
Jul 10th, 2009 - The Hindu
Obama accepts Manmohan's invitation to visit India L'Aquila, Italy: United States President Barack Obama has accepted an invitation from Prime Minister Manmohan Singh to visit India...
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- Pakistan Terrorism: Zaid...Bharat Varma answers Zaid Hamid in an exclusive interview. Zaid Hamid loses the debate and comes very close to agreeing that terrorism is indeed supported by Pakistan. This video also gives ...
- TIME Magazine Justifies...On 26th November 2008, Pakistani terrorists attacked the Indian city of Mumbai. Over the next three days they killed 180 civilians... men, women and children. On 27th November, TIME magazine already had an article printed up and ready to go ...
- TIME Magazine Justifies...On 26th November 2008, Pakistani terrorists attacked the Indian city of Mumbai. Over the next three days they killed 180 civilians... men, women and children. On 27th November, TIME magazine already had an article printed up and ready to go ...
- TIME Magazine Justifies...On 26th November 2008, Pakistani terrorists attacked the Indian city of Mumbai. Over the next three days they killed 180 civilians... men, women and children. On 27th November, TIME magazine already had an article printed up and ready to go ...
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Obama Still Doesn't Quite Get It - Ivan Eland
Despite endangering U.S. citizens—through being subjected to 9/11-style anti-U.S. terrorism—and swelling the ranks of militants and terrorists in Afghanistan, Pakistan, Iraq, and Somalia, U.S. meddling in the Muslim world and elsewhere continues because politically powerful interest groups benefit from the policy at the expense of the public.(Political News)
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The rising body count in Pakistan, where a bomber killed 34 Monday, suggests the terrorists are winning. But Peter Beinart argues the more people Al Qaeda and the Taliban kill, the more the region turns against them.(World News)
jbuchleitnerTue, Nov 3rd, 20091 Diggs, 0 CommentsWaging War Upon Ourselves: Pakistan the Battleground for WW3
We could believe our governments, that they were actually doing their utmost to defend our freedom in Afghanistan and Pakistan. Thousands of Pakistanis have been sacrificed to convince the world that terrorists are waging war indiscriminately across FATA and the NWFP, even though their every action seems calculated to justify an American invasion.(World News)
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