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Bill In US House Seeks To Terminate Pakistan's Major Non-NATO Ally Status
An influential Republican Congressman has reintroduced legislation in the US House of Representatives to terminate the designation of Pakistan as a major non-NATO ally.
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Punjab Police Bust Pakistan-Linked Arms Smuggling Racket, Find NATO Imprinted Pistol
Punjab Police in a joint operation with central agencies have busted a Pakistan-backed arms smuggling module with the arrest of two operatives from Tarn Taran, Director General of Police (DGP), Gaurav Yadav, said on Thursday.
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Pakistan Army, Taliban Involved In Narco Trade: NATO Report
The unholy nexus of the Pakistan Army and the Taliban's involvement in the narco trade was revealed by the NATO Defence Education Enhancement Program (DEEP) report.
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Need To 'Squeeze Out' Safe Havens From Pakistan Says Pentagon Commander
The US needs to "squeeze out" safe havens from Pakistan for achieving a long-term stability in Afghanistan, a top American General nominated to head the US and NATO forces in the war-torn country said today.
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Who Are The Haqqanis, Afghanistan's Most Feared Terrorists?
Afghanistan on Saturday blamed a devastating suicide bomb attack in Kabul that killed at least 95 people and wounded 158 others on the Taliban-affiliated Haqqani Network, former CIA assets now considered one of the most dangerous factions fighting US-led NATO forces in Afghanistan.
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US Military Weighs Options In Case Pakistan Blocks Afghan Supply Lines
Pentagon officials are watching for Pakistan's next moves after Washington froze security aid payments to Islamabad, saying it is not doing enough to target Afghan Taliban and Haqqani group bases.
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There Are Ways To Hold Pak Accountable In Fight Against Terror: Jim Mattis
As part of its new south Asia strategy, the United States wants to make sure that there are no terrorist safe havens in Afghanistan and Pakistan, the US Defence Secretary Jim Mattis has said, asserting that there are ways for the US-led NATO member countries to hold Islamabad accountable for its fight against terrorism.
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Who Are The Haqqanis, Afghanistan's Most Feared Insurgents?
The rescue of an abducted US-Canadian family in Pakistan last week has spotlighted their captors the Haqqani network, former CIA assets now considered one of the most dangerous factions fighting US-led NATO forces in Afghanistan.
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Donald Trump Ready For Any Steps If Pak Doesn't Mend Its Ways: US Defence Secretary
President Donald Trump is prepared to take "whatever steps necessary" against Pakistan if it does not "change its behaviour" and continued to support terror groups, US Defence Secretary Jim Mattis has said.
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It's Time To Say Goodbye To US Aid, Says Shahbaz Sharif
Pakistan's Punjab province Chief Minister Shahbaz Sharif has said that it is time to say goodbye to US aid after President Donald Trump made harsh remarks and "exaggerated statements" about the financial assistance to Islamabad.
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Baloch Nationalists Protest In Front Of White House
Demanding an end to Pakistan's "forceful" occupation of Balochistan, hundreds of Baloch-Americans and leaders from the Pakistani province held a peaceful protest in front of the White House to seek US intervention and deployment of NATO troops in the region.
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Terrorist Safe Havens In Pakistan Pose Serious Problem, Says NATO
General John "Mick" Nicholson who succeeds General John F Campbell as the NATO forces commander in Afghanistan, said terrorist safe havens inside Pakistan were a serious challenge.
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Top US Commander in Afghanistan Makes Rare Visit to India
In a first of its kind development, a top American commander in Afghanistan recently visited India to hold talks with senior Indian leadership on the country's role in the war-torn Afghanistan vis-a-vis Pakistan and China.
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Walkout at Taliban Leadership Meeting Raises Spectre of Split
At the Taliban meeting this week where Mullah Akhtar Mohammad Mansour was named as the Islamist militant group's new head, several senior figures in the movement, including the son and brother of late leader Mullah Omar, walked out in protest.
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Air Strikes in Northwest Pakistan Kill 20 Militants: Officials
Air strikes killed at least 20 suspected militants in Pakistan's northwestern Shawal Valley on Sunday, intelligence officials said, more than a month after security forces moved in on Pakistani Taliban strongholds in the region.
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Bill In US House Seeks To Terminate Pakistan's Major Non-NATO Ally Status
An influential Republican Congressman has reintroduced legislation in the US House of Representatives to terminate the designation of Pakistan as a major non-NATO ally.
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Punjab Police Bust Pakistan-Linked Arms Smuggling Racket, Find NATO Imprinted Pistol
Punjab Police in a joint operation with central agencies have busted a Pakistan-backed arms smuggling module with the arrest of two operatives from Tarn Taran, Director General of Police (DGP), Gaurav Yadav, said on Thursday.
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Pakistan Army, Taliban Involved In Narco Trade: NATO Report
The unholy nexus of the Pakistan Army and the Taliban's involvement in the narco trade was revealed by the NATO Defence Education Enhancement Program (DEEP) report.
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Need To 'Squeeze Out' Safe Havens From Pakistan Says Pentagon Commander
The US needs to "squeeze out" safe havens from Pakistan for achieving a long-term stability in Afghanistan, a top American General nominated to head the US and NATO forces in the war-torn country said today.
-
Who Are The Haqqanis, Afghanistan's Most Feared Terrorists?
Afghanistan on Saturday blamed a devastating suicide bomb attack in Kabul that killed at least 95 people and wounded 158 others on the Taliban-affiliated Haqqani Network, former CIA assets now considered one of the most dangerous factions fighting US-led NATO forces in Afghanistan.
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US Military Weighs Options In Case Pakistan Blocks Afghan Supply Lines
Pentagon officials are watching for Pakistan's next moves after Washington froze security aid payments to Islamabad, saying it is not doing enough to target Afghan Taliban and Haqqani group bases.
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There Are Ways To Hold Pak Accountable In Fight Against Terror: Jim Mattis
As part of its new south Asia strategy, the United States wants to make sure that there are no terrorist safe havens in Afghanistan and Pakistan, the US Defence Secretary Jim Mattis has said, asserting that there are ways for the US-led NATO member countries to hold Islamabad accountable for its fight against terrorism.
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Who Are The Haqqanis, Afghanistan's Most Feared Insurgents?
The rescue of an abducted US-Canadian family in Pakistan last week has spotlighted their captors the Haqqani network, former CIA assets now considered one of the most dangerous factions fighting US-led NATO forces in Afghanistan.
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Donald Trump Ready For Any Steps If Pak Doesn't Mend Its Ways: US Defence Secretary
President Donald Trump is prepared to take "whatever steps necessary" against Pakistan if it does not "change its behaviour" and continued to support terror groups, US Defence Secretary Jim Mattis has said.
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It's Time To Say Goodbye To US Aid, Says Shahbaz Sharif
Pakistan's Punjab province Chief Minister Shahbaz Sharif has said that it is time to say goodbye to US aid after President Donald Trump made harsh remarks and "exaggerated statements" about the financial assistance to Islamabad.
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Baloch Nationalists Protest In Front Of White House
Demanding an end to Pakistan's "forceful" occupation of Balochistan, hundreds of Baloch-Americans and leaders from the Pakistani province held a peaceful protest in front of the White House to seek US intervention and deployment of NATO troops in the region.
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Terrorist Safe Havens In Pakistan Pose Serious Problem, Says NATO
General John "Mick" Nicholson who succeeds General John F Campbell as the NATO forces commander in Afghanistan, said terrorist safe havens inside Pakistan were a serious challenge.
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Top US Commander in Afghanistan Makes Rare Visit to India
In a first of its kind development, a top American commander in Afghanistan recently visited India to hold talks with senior Indian leadership on the country's role in the war-torn Afghanistan vis-a-vis Pakistan and China.
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Walkout at Taliban Leadership Meeting Raises Spectre of Split
At the Taliban meeting this week where Mullah Akhtar Mohammad Mansour was named as the Islamist militant group's new head, several senior figures in the movement, including the son and brother of late leader Mullah Omar, walked out in protest.
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Air Strikes in Northwest Pakistan Kill 20 Militants: Officials
Air strikes killed at least 20 suspected militants in Pakistan's northwestern Shawal Valley on Sunday, intelligence officials said, more than a month after security forces moved in on Pakistani Taliban strongholds in the region.
