Altaf wants army to act against Taleban Khaleej Times Altaf Hussain slammed religious leaders for not condemning the Taleban terrorists who were behind attacks on girl students including Malala. The MQM chief also urged the Pakistan Army to ! launch an operation against the Taleban who working against the ... |
 The Sun | Questions Raised in Deaths of Afghan Children i! n Coalition Strike New York Times However, no one reached by The New York Times described seeing the bodies of the Taliban members who were killed. Hajji Hayatullah, a member of the district tribal council, arrived soon after he heard of the episode and said he saw the dung-filled bags ... Afghanistan's safest province falling prey to TalibanTimes of India Tali! ban suicide bomber injures 45 in Afghanistan; US names soldier killed on ...GlobalPost Taliban can't afford to buy explosivesThe Sun AFP -Department of Defense -Antiwar.com all 1,178 news articles » |
Taleban sent hit squad after Pakistani teenage activist Arab Times Kuwait English Daily PESHAWAR, Pakistan, Oct 12, (Agencies): One of the Taleban's most feared commanders, Maulana Fazlullah, carefully briefed two killers from his! special hit squad on their next target. The gunmen weren't going after any army officer, politician or ... |
 Wall Street Journal | Girl Shot By Taliban Taken to UK Schoolgirls in Abu Dhabi hold pictures of Malala Yousufzai, who was shot and seriously wounded by the Taliban last week, during a tribute at the Pakistani Embassy on Monday. The 14-year-old was attacked while returning home from school in Pakistan's ... |
 New Zealand Herald | Pakistanis divided on action after girl's Taleban attack Despite widespread outrage over the Taleban shooting of a female teenage activist, Pakistani leaders and opinion makers are divided over whether the government should respond by targeting the militants' last major sanctuary along the Afghan border. Taleban claims attack on schoolgirl justifiedStuff.co.nz Taleban says its attack on schoolgirl 'justified' - 'She! praised US president'Arab! Times Kuwait English Daily US freezes assets of three PakistanisKhaleej Times Straits Times -The Dominion Post -UConn Daily Campus all 1,385 news articles » |
Taleban attack girl sent to UK for treatment New Zealand Herald Photo / AP. Pakistan sent a 14-year-old activist who was shot and seriously wounded by the Taleban to the United Kingdom for treatment today, saying she would require prolonged care to fully recover from the physical and psychological effects of! the ... |
 Arab Times Kuwait English Daily | Thousands rally in! Pak for girl 'shot' by Taleban Arab Times Kuwait English Daily KARACHI, Pakistan, Oct 14, (AP): Tens of thousands rallied in Pakistan's largest city Sunday in the biggest show of support yet for a 14-year-old girl who was shot and seriously wounded by the Taleban for promoting girls' education and criticizing the ... |
 Kuwait Times | Anti-Taleban leader prefers to do it alone Kuwait Times PULI ALAM: He took up arms after the Taleban killed his mother in a hail of bullets and inspired a local uprising that ousted the insurgents from his area. But Sayed Farhad Akbari, a 32- year-old construction company director, says he has refused to be ... |
 Straits Times | Pakistani gi! rl shot by Taleban sent to Britain for treatment Straits Times Pakistani children sit around a picture of 14-year-old schoolgirl Malala Yousufzai, who was shot last Tuesday by the Taleban for speaking out in support of education for women, as they pray for her recovery during a candlelight vigil in Hyderabad ... |
Taleban attack sparks outrage Khaleej Times PESHAWAR — Many schools in the Swat Valley closed their doors in protest on Wednesday and the country's army chief vowed to fight on against militants as anger erupted across the nation over the Taleban attack on a 14-year-old activist famed for ... |
 Kuwait Times | Taleban's 'Radio Mullah' sent squa! d after Pakistan schoolgirl Kuwait Times asia Talebans Radio Mullah sent squad after Pakistan schoolgirl. PESHAWAR: One of the Taleban's most feared commanders, Maulana Fazlullah, carefully briefed two killers from his special hit squad on their next target. The gunmen weren't going after any ... |
 Fort Worth Star Telegram | Commentary: Malala's heroic stand against the Taliban Fort Worth Star Telegram She's the Pakistani child the Taliban ordered assassinated. Shot in the head as she was returning home from school, Malala is still alive but critically injured. As the headlines worldwide have reported, she was targeted for vocally demanding what ... Daum: Madonna's tone-deaf tattooLos Angeles Times Pakistanis divi! ded on army offensive against Taliban despite outrage o! ver ...Fox News US adds IMU financier, Taliban IED experts to terror listLong War Journal CNN -Huffington Post all 1,385 news articles » |
 The Express Tribune | Why the Taliban hates polio vaccines ! Washington Post (blog) A polio vaccinator was gunned down in Pakistan's Baluchistan province Tuesday, highlighting tensions between local health officials' push to stem the region's polio epidemic and the attempts by Pakistani Taliban commanders to ban vaccinations. A team ... How The Taliban Is Thwarting The War On PolioMinnesota Public Radio all 92 news articles » |
Taliban Leader Suspected in Pakistani Teen's Shooting Has History of Conflict ... NorthJersey.com The Taliban leader who apparently ordered the assassination of a Pakistani schoolgirl last week may not be well-known outside the r! emote, picturesque Swat Valley. But there he is infamous for his long campaign against female education. Mullah Fazlullah ... Nato and Kabul helpless against FazlullahThe News International all 4 news articles » |
Brave teen, cowardly Taliban Chicago Tribune Did the Taliban overplay their hand when their gunmen shot a 14-year-old Pakistani girl simply because she wanted to go to school? We can only hope. Just when you think the militant Islamic Taliban movement can't sink any lower, you hear another s! tory ... |
It's the Taliban who blaspheme Baltimore Sun It is time for the Taliban to face up to the fact that their cowardly atrocities against women are more blasphemous to the life and spirit of the Prophet Muhammad then any video ever released or any cartoon ever published. Aasilah Loan, Baltimore ... |
 BBC News | Taliban threat worries Pakistan media BBC News Paki! stan's media have expressed alarm at Taliban threats to target journalists after critical coverage of the shooting of Malala Yousufzai. The 14-year-old education campaigner was seriously wounded as she returned home from school in the Swat valley. |
 NBCNews.com (blog) | 'Spy of the West': Al-Qaida, Taliban struggle to justify attack on Pakistani ... NBCNews.com (blog) Updated at 5:40 a.m. ET: The Taliban, al-Qaida and conservative groups in Pakistan have launched an unprecedented effort to justify the attack on teenager Malala Yousufzai and to calm the reaction against her shooting. Yousufzai, 14, and two other ... |
Who is smarter? Has the Taliban embraced use of the distinctly western Internet? Catholic Online It appears that the Taliban no longer outright bans such evil western devices as iPhones and the Internet, but is rather just slow to adapt them for their own causes. A problem now exists as it does for those making a b! lind date on the Internet as it ... |
 Scotsman | Taleban suicide attack kills 20 Khaleej Times Taleban insurgents claimed responsibility for the attack near a market in the eastern city of Khost. Six Afghan police and 10 civilians were also killed, and 62 were wounded, provincial governor's spokesman Baryalai Rawan, told AFP. Authorities had ... Taleban claims it was behind motorcycle suicide bomb attackScotsman Taleban suicide attack kills 20 in AfghanistanStraits Times 2000th US serviceman killed in AfghanistanMassNewsMedia all 3,396 news articles » |
Afghan civil war feared as Taleban survive US surge Straits Times KABUL (AFP) - With the end of the US surge in Afghanistan, the Taleban have survived the biggest military onslaught the West will throw at them - and fears are growing that a disastrous new civil war looms. The l! ast of the extra 33,000 soldiers ... and more » |
 Arab News | Taleban remove 'bounty' minister from hit list Arab News ISLAMABAD: The Pakistani Taleban announced yesterday that they were giving a Cabinet minister an "amnesty," taking him off their hit list, because he offered a $100,000 bounty for the killing of an anti-Islam filmmaker. Separately, a breakaway faction ... Taleban grants Pakistan's bounty minister 'amnesty – Militants remove minister ...Kuwait Times all 410 news articles » |
