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22 Mar 2012

Pak does not want Taliban to seize Afghan control

Pakistan does not want the Taliban to seize control of Afghanistan when international forces pull out, according to a leaked account of a meeting with the recently retired head of its intelligence service. The Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) agency has long been accused of siding with the Taliban as part of a strategy to ensure a friendly government in Kabul and to ensure arch-rival India cannot gain a foothold.
Pakistan does not want the Taliban to seize control of Afghanistan when international forces pull out, according to a...
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Publisher: dawn.com

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1 Mar 2012

Hamid Gul a complimentary member of Stratfor, says report

A report published in the Indian daily Times of India says that approximately five million emails of the Texas-based think tank were revealed by WikiLeaks. "Whereas seemingly large numbers of Stratfor s subscribers and clients work in the US military and intelligence agencies, Stratfor gave complimentary membership to General Hamid Gul, the controversial former head of Pakistan s Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI), who, according to US diplomatic cables, planned an IED attack on international forces in Afghanistan in 2006," he report said.
A report published in the Indian daily Times of India says that approximately five million emails of the Texas-based...
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Publisher: dawn.com

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30 Jan 2012

Some officers knew about Osama safe house

According to the BBC World, the claim was made in emails allegedly from US-based security think tank Stratfor, which were published by the whistleblowing website WikiLeaks. Stratfor warned ahead of publication it would make no comment on whether the emails were authentic or inaccurate.
According to the BBC World, the claim was made in emails allegedly from US-based security think tank Stratfor, which...
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Publisher: One Pakistan News

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22 Jan 2012

Mussharaf govt. pushed Iran to abandon nuke-weapons programme – Secret US cables

Former Pakistan President Pervez Mussharaf's government pushed Iran to abandon their nuclear-weapons programme to stop another Muslim country from achieving that status, secret American cables have revealed.
Former Pakistan President Pervez Mussharaf's government pushed Iran to abandon their nuclear-weapons programme to stop...
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Publisher: Emirates 24 7

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8 Jan 2012

Pakistan ties with Israel Why not, asks Musharraf

According to an October 2009 US diplomatic cable published by WikiLeaks, the head of Pakistan's main spy agency, the Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI), said he had contacted Israel officials to head off potential attacks on Israeli targets in India. A senior ISI official said the agency has never established any contacts not authorised by the government and which were not in the interests of Pakistan.
According to an October 2009 US diplomatic cable published by WikiLeaks, the head of Pakistan's main spy agency, the...
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Publisher: The Free Library

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4 Aug 2011

Pak’s quiet acquiescence to US drone attacks one of the worst kept secrets in the world

The tacit acceptance of the United States drone campaign on Pakistani soil by Pakistan s top military brass is one of the worst kept secrets in the world, according to an editorial in a Pakistani newspaper.
The tacit acceptance of the United States drone campaign on Pakistani soil by Pakistan s top military brass is one of...
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26 May 2011

Zardari was ready to take political heat for cross-border raid

Islamabad: Over two years before US commandos swooped into the Pakistani city of Abbottabad and killed Osama bin Laden, President Asif Ali Zardari had said he would be willing to "take the political heat" for a cross-border raid against a high-value target, according to a secret US diplomatic cable.
Islamabad: Over two years before US commandos swooped into the Pakistani city of Abbottabad and killed Osama bin Laden,...
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26 May 2011

Taliban, JeM rushing to recruit youths

The Taliban and a faction of the Jaish-e-Muhammad (JeM) have stepped up efforts to recruit youths from Punjab for militant operations in northwest Pakistan, a secret US cable released by WikiLeaks has said.
The Taliban and a faction of the Jaish-e-Muhammad (JeM) have stepped up efforts to recruit youths from Punjab for...
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4 May 2011

Pakistan pushed for release of alleged bin Laden associate from Gitmo

A Pakistani businessman alleged by the U.S to have had a direct link with Osama bin Laden, of plotting to acquire chemical and other weapons for al-Qaeda, and offering his media network for al-Qaeda propaganda was among the Guant namo detainees whose repatriation the Pakistan government actively pushed.
A Pakistani businessman alleged by the U.S to have had a direct link with Osama bin Laden, of plotting to acquire...
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10 Apr 2011

Iran, Pakistan eyed Swiss technology cable leaks

Iran, Pakistan and North Korea wanted to buy materials for possible military use from Swiss companies, a newspaper reported on Saturday, citing US diplomatic cables from WikiLeaks that criticised Swiss officials for being less than transparent.
Iran, Pakistan and North Korea wanted to buy materials for possible military use from Swiss companies, a newspaper...
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11 Dec 2010

WikiLeaks Proving A Political Bombshell In Pakistan

"Don't trust WikiLeaks," Pakistani Prime Minister Yousaf Raza Gilani told journalists recently while discussing confidential U.S. diplomatic cables published by the whistle-blower site. The leaks, he said, are "the observations of junior diplomats." But attempts by Gilani and others in Pakistan to downplay the significance of the WikiLeaks revelations belie the stir the WikiLeaks cables have raised.
"Don't trust WikiLeaks," Pakistani Prime Minister Yousaf Raza Gilani told journalists recently while discussing...
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10 Dec 2010

WikiLeaks hoax hits Pakistan media

Several leading Pakistani newspapers have acknowledged that they were hoaxed, after publishing reports based on fake WikiLeaks cables that contained crude anti-India propaganda. The reports, which featured prominently in several papers on Thursday, cited alleged US diplomatic cables as confirming many right-wing Pakistani views and conspiracy theories about the country's arch enemy India and the disputed Kashmir region.
Several leading Pakistani newspapers have acknowledged that they were hoaxed, after publishing reports based on fake...
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8 Dec 2010

WikiLeaks exposes Obama

Recently published Wikileaks documents expose the failure of President Obama's counter-terrorism policy. While reaffirming a 1,400 years old Muslim track record, the documents refute Obama's fundamental assumptions, which have shaped his counter-terrorism policy: that the Palestinian issue is a root cause of Middle East turbulence and anti-Western terrorism; that Saudi Arabia and Pakistan are allies of the US; that there is no Islamic terrorism since Islam promotes peace and not terrorism; that there is no Jihadist terrorism since Jihad is a process which purifies the soul; that there is no global terrorism; that Islamic terrorists represent a Muslim minority which rejects modernity and that Islam has always been part of the American story.
Recently published Wikileaks documents expose the failure of President Obama's counter-terrorism policy. While...
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