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Proof the 1st casualty of Pakistani propaganda war
ISLAMABAD – Finding and killing Pakistan's most-wanted militant was a difficult task. Proving his death may be even harder »
Obama condemns conviction of Burma figure
WASHINGTON – President Barack Obama says the conviction of a Myanmar opposition leader is a violation of "the universal... »
U.S. sanctions North Korea bank on weapons concerns
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The United... »
Taliban leader’s death disputed, shootout claimed
ISLAMABAD—Senior Taliban... »
Deadly shootout at Taliban talks
A number of senior Pakistani Taliban »
Indonesia awaits DNA proof of suspect militant’s ID
JAKARTA (Reuters) - DNA tests on the... »
Landslide kills 46 in north India
MUMBAI (Reuters) - At... »
About this survey
An exclusive Al Jazeera survey of public opinion in Pakistan has revealed »
Pakistan Taliban denies leader dead
A senior »
Militants say Pakistan’s Mehsud alive
ISLAMABAD: A Taliban spokesman and a deputy to Baitullah Mehsud claimed Saturday that the Pakistani Taliban chief was not killed by a CIA missile strike, contradicting another aide who confirmed Mehsud's death a day earlier. The claims, made in calls to Pakistani and international media organizations,... »
Ex-minister forms new party ahead of Japan’s election
TOKYO: Former cabinet minister Yoshimi Watanabe on Saturday launched a new political party to run candidates in the lower... »
Exiled Uighur activist say she is ‘woman of peace’
MELBOURNE, Australia – An exiled Uighur activist whom Beijing blames for recent deadly riots in China said Saturday that she is a "woman of peace," as she attended an Australian film festival for the screening of a documentary about her life. Rebiya Kadeer, a U.S.-based activist who has denied instigating last month's ethnic violence... »
War not won despite ‘death’ of Taliban chief: Islamabad
ISLAMABAD (AFP) – Pakistan's media and civil society on Saturday welcomed the suspected death of Taliban chief Baitullah Mehsud, saying it will dent extremists' efforts despite warnings it does not equal victory. »
Fighting erupts between Taliban rivals and Pakistan government
ISLAMABAD (Reuters) - The Pakistani... »