Nato Strikes

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  Why Serbians Are Angry At Trump's Family Over Site Of 1999 Nato Strikes

  A bombed-out building in Belgrade, which has stood as a national symbol of the 1999 NATO strikes on Serbia, might soon become a luxury hotel financed by Donald Trump's son-in-law -- much to the anger of locals.

• Afghan leader says NATO air strike killed five civilians

  Afghan President Hamid Karzai criticised his NATO allies on Sunday over an air strike in the country's east that he said killed five civilians, including three children.

• NATO airstrike kills Al Qaeda's No 2 leader in Afghanistan

  The US-led NATO force in Afghanistan killed Al Qaeda's second-highest leader in the country in an airstrike in eastern Kunar province, the coalition said on Tuesday.

• Pakistan refuses to agree with US report on NATO strike

  The Pakistan Army said on Friday said it did not agree with the findings of a US inquiry into a cross-border NATO air strike that killed 24 Pakistani soldiers last month.

• Gilani refers to NATO strike as '26/11 attacks'

  As Pakistan seeks an overhaul of its foreign policy, Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani today warned that Islamabad will not accept "flagrant transgression" of its territory like the last month's deadly NATO strike which he referred to as the "26/11 attacks".

• US vacating Shamsi air base in Pakistan used by drones

  The United States is vacating an air base in Pakistan used by American drones that target Taliban and Al Qaeda militants, complying with a key demand made by Islamabad in retaliation for the NATO airstrikes that killed 24 Pakistani soldiers, the US ambassador said on Monday.

• Pakistan wants to rebuild ties with the U.S, says Gilani

  Pakistan's prime minister says his country wants to rebuild ties with the United States despite Islamabad's ongoing retaliation for deadly air strikes on its troops by the U.S.-led coalition in Afghanistan.

• Obama calls Pakistan leader about NATO airstrikes

  US President Barack Obama has told Pakistan's President that the NATO airstrikes that killed 24 Pakistani soldiers were not deliberate attacks and that America is committed to a full investigation.

• NATO strike: Clinton calls Gilani over 'unintended' killing of troops; Pak firm on Bonn meet boycott

  As Pak-US ties plunged to a new low after a deadly NATO strike, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton called Premier Yousuf Raza Gilani to offer her condolences on the "unintended" killing of 24 Pakistani troops, but was unable to make him reconsider the decision to boycott a key meet on Afghanistan.

• There is a limit to our patience: Gilani on NATO attack

  Pakistan's Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani has called for a comprehensive review of country's cooperation with the US following the NATO strike, saying troops had been instructed to respond "with full force" to any further act of aggression.

• Pakistan defends lack of action during NATO attack

  Pakistan's military says confusion and a communication breakdown prevented its airforce from scrambling to defend troops on the ground during the deadly NATO bombing last weekend at two border outposts.

• Obama refrains from formal 'I'm sorry' to Pakistan

  The White House has decided that President Obama will not offer formal condolences - at least for now - to Pakistan for the deaths of two dozen soldiers in NATO airstrikes last week, overruling State Department officials who argued for such a show of remorse to help salvage America's relationship with Pakistan, administration officials said.

• NATO strike: In protest, Pakistan to skip Afghan conference

  Pakistan announced on Tuesday that it would not attend an important international conference on Afghanistan's security and development that is scheduled to begin in less than a week in protest over the weekend strikes that killed two dozen Pakistani soldiers.

• Pakistan calls NATO raid an 'act of aggression'

  A Pakistani general says the military believes the NATO attack that killed 24 Pakistani troops was a "deliberate act of aggression."

• Gilani to call joint session of Parliament to discuss NATO raid

  Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani today said he will call a joint session of both houses of Parliament to discuss the cross-border NATO air strike and the issue of a secret memorandum sent to the US military seeking help to prevent a possible military takeover in Pakistan.