Pakistan Osama

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  Pak "Open To Discussion" On Doctor Who Helped US Track Osama Bin Laden

  Pakistan Foreign Minister Makhdoom Mehmood Shah Qureshi has said that Islamabad is open to discuss the issue of Dr Shakil Afridi, who is considered a Central Investigation Agency (CIA) hero in the United States for helping Washington track down terrorist Osama bin Laden.

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  India asks UN to Act Against Security Threat Urgently

  Asserting that terror groups like Pakistan-based Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) cannot remain active in Afghanistan without "systematic state support" from "beyond" its borders, India has asked the UN Security Council to act against this security threat with a sense of urgency.

• British Preacher Says He 'Loves' Osama Bin Laden

  British hate preacher Abu Hamza told his US terror trial on Thursday that he loved Osama bin Laden but refused when invited to join Al Qaeda at its inception.

• White House asks Pakistan to release doctor who helped track down Osama bin Laden

  The White House today asked Pakistan to release Shakil Afridi, the doctor who helped the CIA track down Al Qaeda chief Osama bin Laden.

• Pakistan doctor who helped track Osama bin Laden seeks fresh probe

  A Pakistani doctor who allegedly helped the US to track down al-Qaeda chief Osama bin Laden has sought a fresh probe into his conviction in a treason case.

• Pakistan government says too early to comment on leaked report

  Pakistan government on Tuesday said that it was too early to say whether someone would be punished for failing to detect Osama bin Laden's decade-long stay in the country, a day after a leaked report blamed authorities for negligence in tracing the slain al-Qaeda chief.

• The nerve centre of Al Qaeda lies in Pakistan: Pentagon

  Al Qaeda's "nerve centre" lies in Pakistan even though the recent killings of Osama bin Laden in May and now its number two Atiyah abd al-Rahman has dealt the global terror group a severe blow, a senior US official said today."Al Qaeda in Pakistan clearly remains a nerve centre of the organisation. They have suffered significant losses in recent ye...

• US drone kills four people in Pakistan

  A suspected US drone fired missiles at a house in northwest Pakistan before dawn on Tuesday, killing four militants in the country's main sanctuary for Taliban and al-Qaeda fighters near the Afghan border, Pakistani intelligence officials said.

• Taliban threatens to hit 9 more key installations in Islamabad

  A top Taliban commander has threatened to carry out attacks on nine more key installations in Pakistan similar to the strike on Mehran Naval Base in Karachi to avenge the death of Osama bin Laden."The revenge game has already begun from Pakistan. The attack on Mehran Naval Base in Karachi was the first in the line of 10 that Taliban has planned to ...

• Pakistanis see India as bigger threat than Al Qaeda: Poll

  Most Pakistanis see India as a bigger threat than the Taliban and the Al Qaeda and disapprove of the US military operation that killed Osama bin Laden, according to a new poll.Although Al Qaeda leader bin Laden has not been well-liked in recent years, a majority of Pakistanis describe his death as a bad thing. Only 14 percent say it is a good thing...

• After Osama raid, Pak taunts US by flirting with China

  America's tormented relationship with Pakistan has long had the subtlety of a professional wrestling match. So when frayed relations turned openly hostile in recent weeks, it was hardly a surprise to see Pakistani officials flirt publicly with China, America's biggest rival in Asia.Within days of the American raid deep inside Pakistan that killed O...

• Unsafe in Pakistan, Dawood plans to shift base

  The ongoing US offensive against terrorists in Pakistan that saw bigwigs like Al Qaeda chief Osama bin Laden and HuJI head Ilyas Kashmiri falling, has left India's most wanted criminal Dawood Ibrahim jittery, prompting the elusive don to contemplate shifting his base to a safer place.According to underworld sources, this is the first time in the pa...

• No clean chit to Pakistan's ISI, says US

  US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has not given clean chit to Pakistan's Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) over Osama bin Laden's presence in the country, State Department spokesperson said today."I don't think she (Clinton) gave them (ISI) a free chit," State Department spokesman Mark Toner told reporters at his daily news conference when aske...

• No Pak leader knew Osama was in Pakistan: Hillary Clinton

  US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has said that no one in the Pakistan leadership knew that Osama bin Laden was in Pakistan. Her comments came after a meeting with top civilian and military leadership of Pakistan on Friday."There is absolutely no evidence that anyone at the highest levels of the Pakistani government knew that Osama bin Laden wa...

• Clinton: Pakistan needs to take 'decisive steps'

  U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton said Friday that relations between the United States and Pakistan had reached a turning point after the killing of Osama bin Laden and Islamabad must make "decisive steps" in the days ahead to fight terrorism.Clinton made the remarks after meeting with Pakistani civilian and military leaders on a brief...