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Foreign Minister Shah Mehmood Qureshi has warned that dialogue between the government of India and the leadership from occupied Kashmir cannot succeed without engaging Pakistan which is a party to the dispute. Talking to journalists here on Friday, the...
Tags: Pakistan, Indian, Kashmir, foreign minister, Multān, All Parties Hurriyat Conference, Shah Mehmood Qureshi, Mirwaiz, Hashim Qureshi, Kashmir conflict, Mirwaiz Umar Farooq, Politics
Here's How Posted by Rachel LaBruyere, Standing Firm at 5:02 PM on November 20, 2009. Outside pressure is the key to finally winning this fight. Share and save this post: AlterNet Social Networks: On Wednesday night, 60,000...
Tags: immigration reform, broken immigration, Congressional, real immigration, San Francisco, Politics, Immigration law, Social Issues
In spite of report after report from the Government Accountability Office (GAO) showing that there has been no significant move to increase jobs, everyone speaking for the Administration including its leader, keeps insisting and trumpeting all sorts of...
Tags: jobs saved, congressional districts, term limits, Congress, Canada, Toronto, Presidency of Barack Obama, United States federal banking legislation, Government Accountability Office, 111th United States Congress, American Recovery and Reinvestment Act, Climate crisis, Politics
When President Obama tells the nation his revised policy on Afghanistan, he will surely indicate that America's mission in that country is not open-ended in duration, that we will leave when our objectives have been accomplished, and that the...
Tags: Afghanistan, China, Obama, copper, allnews, Washington, Ahmed Wali Karzai, Hamid Karzai, Hillary Rodham Clinton, Hu Jintao, Taliban, War Conflict, Politics, Hillary Rodham Clinton, War in Afghanistan, U.S. Army
Dr Liam Fox said maintaining the current presence of more than 20,000 was "no longer necessary". Other Nato member states should take up the UK's responsibilities in Germany, allowing British troops to deploy elsewhere, he told the Daily Telegraph. The...
Tags: Germany, Herford, British Army, War in Afghanistan, British Armed Forces, Cold War, Anti-communism, NATO, Richard Dannatt, War Conflict, Politics, Armoured warfare, 1st Armoured Division, Liam Fox
Twice a week, Japan ’s new minister of financial services is forced to hold two back-to-back news conferences: one for the members of Japan’s exclusive press clubs, the second for other journalists. He does so because the press club members refused his...
Tags: press clubs, Japan, Financial Services Agency, Mr. Kamei, Mr. Iwakami, Tōkyō, Shizuka Kamei, News agencies, Politics, Journalism, Mass media, News conference
Edinburgh are set to block the Scottish Government's controversial plans to create a second road bridge across the Forth. Officials warned last night that they were planning to object to the £2.3 billion project as it fails to encourage the use of public...
Tags: public transport, United Kingdom, Edinburgh, River Forth, Stewart Stevenson, Hovercraft, Politics, Transport in Edinburgh, Forth Road Bridge, Forth Railway Bridge
Months since Chrysler and General Motors emerged from bankruptcy protection with a government ownership stake in the companies in exchange for the billions of dollars they received in federal loans, Democrats and Republicans are still bickering over the...
Tags: John McCain, American, Gary Peters, Chrysler, Washington, economics, Barack Obama, Punahou School alumni, John McCain, John Dingell, Scots-Irish Americans, Electric vehicles, Electrification, Politics
The Obama administration is in advanced talks with its North Atlantic Treaty Organization allies for a coordinated rollout of a new Afghan war strategy, which U.S. officials hope will include a commitment by European allies to send several thousand additional...
Tags: U.S, NATO, Mr. Obama, Germany, Barack Obama, Afghanistan, U.K, obama administration, european allied, Kabul, Taliban, International public opinion on the war in Afghanistan, Human rights abuses, Human rights in Afghanistan, War in Afghanistan, War Conflict, Politics
Local grievances are being sucked into 'global jihad' Published Date: 21 November 2009 YOU may know al-Qaeda wants to kill you, but does al-Shabaab, the Islamic militia fighting the UN-backed government of Somalia, perceive the West as a direct enemy?
Tags: global jihad, al-Qaeda, Thomas Hegghammer, China, Hamas, Uighur, Afghanistan, Sunni Muslim, Muslim Brotherhood, Burkina Faso, You, Islamism, Taliban, War in Afghanistan, War Conflict, Islamic terrorism, Jihad, Politics