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Pakistan Frees Taliban Leader After US Talks With Terrorists
A top Taliban commander held in Pakistani detention for more than eight years has been freed, sources said Thursday, in an apparent move to aid tentative talks between the United States and the militant group.
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Insurgents execute 15 kidnapped Pakistani soldiers
Taliban insurgents executed 15 kidnapped security troops and dumped their bodies on a hilltop in northwestern Pakistan on Thursday, government and military officials said, in retaliation for the killing of a militant commander by government forces.
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Taliban won't support Pak blindly if US attacks, says commander
A top Tehrik-e-Taliban commander has said that his group will not blindly support Pakistan in the event of an attack by the US.
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Pakistan forces kill 80 Taliban fighters
The killed includes more than 20 would-be suicide bombers in Dir and Buner districts.
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Pakistan denies moving troops from Indian border
Pakistan has moved 6,000 troops from the Indian border for its battle with the Taliban, reports suggest despite a denial from Islamabad.
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Pakistan: The war within
The question now is whether the Taliban will retreat, or simply re-group and hit back at the state.
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Pak launches fresh operations against Taliban in NWFP
Pakistani troops have killed "scores of militants" in Swat's neighbouring Dir district.
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Aid to Pak on 'ability to confront' Taliban: US
Obama Administration's proposed economic aid to Islamabad would be directly linked to its "ability to confront" extremism.
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Pak deploys paramilitary to guard against militant threat
Pakistan has deployed special forces to protect important people and installations in Buner.
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Sikhs in Pakistan pay 20 mn to Taliban as jazia
Pakistan's Sikh community has been forced to pay Rs 20 million as jazia (tax) to the Taliban.
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Pakistan Frees Taliban Leader After US Talks With Terrorists
A top Taliban commander held in Pakistani detention for more than eight years has been freed, sources said Thursday, in an apparent move to aid tentative talks between the United States and the militant group.
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Insurgents execute 15 kidnapped Pakistani soldiers
Taliban insurgents executed 15 kidnapped security troops and dumped their bodies on a hilltop in northwestern Pakistan on Thursday, government and military officials said, in retaliation for the killing of a militant commander by government forces.
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Taliban won't support Pak blindly if US attacks, says commander
A top Tehrik-e-Taliban commander has said that his group will not blindly support Pakistan in the event of an attack by the US.
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Pakistan forces kill 80 Taliban fighters
The killed includes more than 20 would-be suicide bombers in Dir and Buner districts.
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Pakistan denies moving troops from Indian border
Pakistan has moved 6,000 troops from the Indian border for its battle with the Taliban, reports suggest despite a denial from Islamabad.
-
Pakistan: The war within
The question now is whether the Taliban will retreat, or simply re-group and hit back at the state.
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Pak launches fresh operations against Taliban in NWFP
Pakistani troops have killed "scores of militants" in Swat's neighbouring Dir district.
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Aid to Pak on 'ability to confront' Taliban: US
Obama Administration's proposed economic aid to Islamabad would be directly linked to its "ability to confront" extremism.
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Pak deploys paramilitary to guard against militant threat
Pakistan has deployed special forces to protect important people and installations in Buner.
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Sikhs in Pakistan pay 20 mn to Taliban as jazia
Pakistan's Sikh community has been forced to pay Rs 20 million as jazia (tax) to the Taliban.
