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Pakistan Joined America's 'War On Terror' For Dollars: PM Imran Khan
Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan today regretted the country's decision to join America's 20-year-long 'war on terror' in Afghanistan by calling it a "self-inflicted wound" and a decision made for money and not in the interest of the public.
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"Decision Must Be PM's": Prithviraj Chavan On Blocking Water Supply To Pak
A day after Union water resources minister Nitin Gadkari spoke about not allowing India's share of water to flow to Pakistan, senior Congress leader Prithviraj Chavan said a minister on his own cannot take such a decision.
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Pak Will Never Again Fight "Imposed Wars" On Its Territory: Imran Khan
Prime Minister Imran Khan Monday termed the 'war on terror' as an "imposed war" on Pakistan and promised to never fight such a war inside his country, in a veiled attack on US President Donald Trump who has repeatedly accused Islamabad of not helping America in its fight against terrorism.
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US "War On Terror" Has Killed About Half A Million People: Study
About half a million people have died violently in Iraq, Afghanistan and Pakistan due to the US "war on terror" that was launched following the September 11 attacks in 2001, according to a study released Thursday.
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Would Declaring 'War' On ISIS Make Victory More Certain - Or Would It Not Matter?
President Barack Obama never liked the phrase "war on terror," declared by his predecessor, George W. Bush, barely a week after the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks. Bush sometimes also likened the ensuing conflict to World War III.
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US Concerned About Pak's Efforts To Combat Terrorism
Raising concerns over Pakistan's efforts to combat terrorism, the US has said it wants to work with all the countries in the region, including India, to combat the menace.
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World Needs To Stand By Us In War Against Terror: Pak Army Chief
Pakistan Army Chief General Raheel Sharif today met German Foreign Minister Frank-Walter Steinmeier and discussed matters relating to regional security and bilateral ties.
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Experts: Terrorists Learning From One Another And Going After Soft Targets
In the land of soft targets, we live shadowed by the potential for violence, all too aware that it can visit us without warning, remorse or logic.
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Pentagon to Unveil Guantanamo Closure Plan
The Pentagon is poised to release a much-anticipated report on shutting down Guantanamo Bay, even as Congress battles to block the transfer of the military prison inmates from Cuba to US soil.
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'Pakistan Needs to Get Out of Business of Jihad', Former Pakistan Diplomat Husain Haqqani Tells NDTV: Full Transcript
One of the most articulate and outspoken voices from Pakistan, former diplomat Husain Haqqani, says Islamabad's doublespeak on terror continues despite the Peshawar shock, and what India can really do, in an interview to Nidhi Razdan on NDTV's 'Left, Right and Centre'. Read the full transcript of the interview.
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Amnesty Calls on European Countries to Admit CIA Cooperation
Rights group Amnesty International urged European countries today to come clean on alleged cooperation with CIA operations involving torture and help bring those responsible to justice.
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Qatari Held in United States Since 2001 Returns Home
A Qatari who was held in the United States since 2001, part of the time as an "enemy combatant," has been released and returned to Doha on Saturday, a family member told AFP.
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Abu Hamza Gets Life in Prison on US Terrorism Conviction
Radical imam Abu Hamza al-Masri was sentenced to life in prison on Friday, eight months after he was convicted of federal terrorism charges in New York.
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Four Afghan Guantanamo Detainees Repatriated: Pentagon
Four detainees held at the Guantanamo Bay US military prison have been repatriated to Afghanistan, the Pentagon said today.
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US Court Authorises Guantanamo Groin Searches
A panel of federal judges has upheld a new policy allowing guards at the US "war on terror" prison at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, to search the groin areas of suspects meeting with their lawyers.
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Pakistan Joined America's 'War On Terror' For Dollars: PM Imran Khan
Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan today regretted the country's decision to join America's 20-year-long 'war on terror' in Afghanistan by calling it a "self-inflicted wound" and a decision made for money and not in the interest of the public.
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"Decision Must Be PM's": Prithviraj Chavan On Blocking Water Supply To Pak
A day after Union water resources minister Nitin Gadkari spoke about not allowing India's share of water to flow to Pakistan, senior Congress leader Prithviraj Chavan said a minister on his own cannot take such a decision.
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Pak Will Never Again Fight "Imposed Wars" On Its Territory: Imran Khan
Prime Minister Imran Khan Monday termed the 'war on terror' as an "imposed war" on Pakistan and promised to never fight such a war inside his country, in a veiled attack on US President Donald Trump who has repeatedly accused Islamabad of not helping America in its fight against terrorism.
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US "War On Terror" Has Killed About Half A Million People: Study
About half a million people have died violently in Iraq, Afghanistan and Pakistan due to the US "war on terror" that was launched following the September 11 attacks in 2001, according to a study released Thursday.
-
Would Declaring 'War' On ISIS Make Victory More Certain - Or Would It Not Matter?
President Barack Obama never liked the phrase "war on terror," declared by his predecessor, George W. Bush, barely a week after the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks. Bush sometimes also likened the ensuing conflict to World War III.
-
US Concerned About Pak's Efforts To Combat Terrorism
Raising concerns over Pakistan's efforts to combat terrorism, the US has said it wants to work with all the countries in the region, including India, to combat the menace.
-
World Needs To Stand By Us In War Against Terror: Pak Army Chief
Pakistan Army Chief General Raheel Sharif today met German Foreign Minister Frank-Walter Steinmeier and discussed matters relating to regional security and bilateral ties.
-
Experts: Terrorists Learning From One Another And Going After Soft Targets
In the land of soft targets, we live shadowed by the potential for violence, all too aware that it can visit us without warning, remorse or logic.
-
Pentagon to Unveil Guantanamo Closure Plan
The Pentagon is poised to release a much-anticipated report on shutting down Guantanamo Bay, even as Congress battles to block the transfer of the military prison inmates from Cuba to US soil.
-
'Pakistan Needs to Get Out of Business of Jihad', Former Pakistan Diplomat Husain Haqqani Tells NDTV: Full Transcript
One of the most articulate and outspoken voices from Pakistan, former diplomat Husain Haqqani, says Islamabad's doublespeak on terror continues despite the Peshawar shock, and what India can really do, in an interview to Nidhi Razdan on NDTV's 'Left, Right and Centre'. Read the full transcript of the interview.
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Amnesty Calls on European Countries to Admit CIA Cooperation
Rights group Amnesty International urged European countries today to come clean on alleged cooperation with CIA operations involving torture and help bring those responsible to justice.
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Qatari Held in United States Since 2001 Returns Home
A Qatari who was held in the United States since 2001, part of the time as an "enemy combatant," has been released and returned to Doha on Saturday, a family member told AFP.
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Abu Hamza Gets Life in Prison on US Terrorism Conviction
Radical imam Abu Hamza al-Masri was sentenced to life in prison on Friday, eight months after he was convicted of federal terrorism charges in New York.
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Four Afghan Guantanamo Detainees Repatriated: Pentagon
Four detainees held at the Guantanamo Bay US military prison have been repatriated to Afghanistan, the Pentagon said today.
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US Court Authorises Guantanamo Groin Searches
A panel of federal judges has upheld a new policy allowing guards at the US "war on terror" prison at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, to search the groin areas of suspects meeting with their lawyers.
