Pakistan Spy Ring

In some ways, the recent diplomatic standoff between India and Pakistan sounds like an acrimonious neighborhood dispute. Indian diplomats in Islamabad are used to having doorbells rung in the middle of the night and being trailed by Pakistan's Inter-Services Intelligence spy agency, said Vishnu Prakash, a retired diplomat who served as the politica...

Two Mumbai men including a 37-year-old hawala trader were arrested on Thursday in the ISI spy racket that was busted in Uttar Pradesh for allegedly passing on information about army movements in north India to some officials of the Pakistan High Commission in Delhi.

The Pakistan High Commission employee, who was recently expelled by India for spying, had named 16 other "staffers" who were also allegedly involved in the espionage ring, police said today.

Pakistan espionage ring accused Shoaib was arrested today after being brought from Jodhpur, with police claiming that he was in touch with the expelled Pakistan High Commission staffer for the last three-four years and had visited the neighbouring country six times.

The Union Home Ministry has alerted the Defence Ministry about an alleged spy ring being run by Pakistan's intelligence agency ISI, which is trying to use ex-servicemen in the garb of providing job opportunities and financial aid.

Some staffers of the Pakistan High Commission are under scanner, the Delhi police said today after a spy ring with links to Pakistan intelligence was busted with the arrest of five persons.

The United States strongly condemns the disclosure of classified information by individuals and organizations which could put the lives of Americans and our partners at risk, and threaten our national security. Wikileaks made no effort to contact us about these documents - the United States government learned from news organizations that these docu...

The United States strongly condemned the disclosure of classified information on the war in Afghanistan, National Security Advisor James Jones said Sunday, as the action could put lives at risk and threaten national security.An estimated 92,000 secret US military records about the war in Afghanistan were leaked to the media by online whistle-blower...

Nothing in the documents made public on Sunday offers as vivid a miniature of the Afghan war so far -- from hope to heartbreak -- as the field reports from one lonely base: Combat Outpost Keating.The outpost was opened in 2006 in the Kamdesh district of Nuristan Province, an area of mountain escarpments, thick forests and deep canyons with a popula...

In some ways, the recent diplomatic standoff between India and Pakistan sounds like an acrimonious neighborhood dispute. Indian diplomats in Islamabad are used to having doorbells rung in the middle of the night and being trailed by Pakistan's Inter-Services Intelligence spy agency, said Vishnu Prakash, a retired diplomat who served as the politica...

Two Mumbai men including a 37-year-old hawala trader were arrested on Thursday in the ISI spy racket that was busted in Uttar Pradesh for allegedly passing on information about army movements in north India to some officials of the Pakistan High Commission in Delhi.

The Pakistan High Commission employee, who was recently expelled by India for spying, had named 16 other "staffers" who were also allegedly involved in the espionage ring, police said today.

Pakistan espionage ring accused Shoaib was arrested today after being brought from Jodhpur, with police claiming that he was in touch with the expelled Pakistan High Commission staffer for the last three-four years and had visited the neighbouring country six times.

The Union Home Ministry has alerted the Defence Ministry about an alleged spy ring being run by Pakistan's intelligence agency ISI, which is trying to use ex-servicemen in the garb of providing job opportunities and financial aid.

Some staffers of the Pakistan High Commission are under scanner, the Delhi police said today after a spy ring with links to Pakistan intelligence was busted with the arrest of five persons.

The United States strongly condemns the disclosure of classified information by individuals and organizations which could put the lives of Americans and our partners at risk, and threaten our national security. Wikileaks made no effort to contact us about these documents - the United States government learned from news organizations that these docu...

The United States strongly condemned the disclosure of classified information on the war in Afghanistan, National Security Advisor James Jones said Sunday, as the action could put lives at risk and threaten national security.An estimated 92,000 secret US military records about the war in Afghanistan were leaked to the media by online whistle-blower...

Nothing in the documents made public on Sunday offers as vivid a miniature of the Afghan war so far -- from hope to heartbreak -- as the field reports from one lonely base: Combat Outpost Keating.The outpost was opened in 2006 in the Kamdesh district of Nuristan Province, an area of mountain escarpments, thick forests and deep canyons with a popula...