News Source: Middle East Security News
| about 1 year ago
A surge in rebel violence in the Democratic Republic of the Congo and the Marriott hotel bombing in Pakistan topped a monthly report monitoring global crises. The CrisisWatch report, published by the Belgium-based International Crisis Group, says...
News Source: B92
| about 1 year ago
The United Nations has ordered children of its international staff to leave Pakistan after raising its security level, Reuters reports. The security level was raised following a suicide attack on the Marriott hotel in the capital, a UN official said...
News Source: NewKerala
| about 1 year ago
It has a unique strategic position and (the) US cannot think of fight(ing) terror without it," he told reporters in the central city of Multan. "The USA has to respect the sovereignty and integrity of Pakistan as an independent country. Nobody is...
News Source: Prague Post
| about 1 year ago
Local Pakistanis unite in fallout of Islamabad blast that killed dozens October 1st, 2008 issue For the Post After hearing news of a Sept. 20 terrorist bombing at the Marriott hotel in Islamabad that claimed the lives of about 60 people, including...
News Source: AKI
| about 1 year ago
The attacker and three others were killed in the bombing, while Asfandyar Wali was moved to a safe location. Asfandyar, the chief of ANP which rules the volatile North West Frontier Province, was meeting guests at his residence in his native town of...
News Source: BBC South Asia
| about 1 year ago
The move is part of new UN security measures following last month's massive suicide bomb on the Marriott hotel that killed more than 50 people. The UN says the measure will have no impact on its operations...The US says militants are threatening the...
News Source: Chowk
| about 1 year ago
An Interview with Tariq Ali A country once callously shrugged off as Indiaâs âlesserâ neighbor now commands global attention and scrutiny as the next, crucial battleground in the never ending âwar on terror.â Both Senator...