Pakistan Army

...India. The Pakistan Army maintains its unholy alliance with terror groups through the ISI (Inter-Services Intelligence)," Malik said at the launch here of "Confronting Terrorism", a book published by Penguin Books India. The book is a...

In this article: Pakistan, India, New Delhi, Mumbai, Inter-Services Intelligence, Pervez Musharraf, Kashmir, and Islamabad

For instance, after the Mumbai bombings, Taliban spokesman Maulvi Omar noted that if India "dared to attack Pakistan" the Taliban would "put aside" fighting the Pakistani army and "defend their frontiers, their boundaries and their country."

In this article: India, Pakistan, Taliban, Afghanistan, United States, Kashmir, Al Qaeda, Islamabad, and Democracy

...and Islamabad intensified after the announcement in March of President Obama's "so-called Af-Pak policy'' which called upon the Pakistan Army to take more aggressive action against Taliban enclaves inside Pakistan. "I was told that...

In this article: Seymour Hersh, Pakistan, US, Taliban, Ashfaq Parvez Kayani, Washington, and India

...Morning Edition is going to examine the relations between India and Pakistan. The Pakistani army is battling Taliban militants along the northwest frontier. Despite the widening influence of the extremists on Pakistan's soil, many...

In this article: Pakistan, India, Pakistani army, Taliban, and NPR

...to work on a common agenda to secure peace and cease interference in Afghanistan. The Pakistani army has no love for Islamic extremists now, but it differentiates between the Afghan Taliban, which it sees as a potential ally in a...

In this article: Taliban, United States, Afghanistan, Pakistan, Pakistani army, India, Washington, and Kabul

...it capturing territory all over South Waziristan India's foreign minister has denied charges by a Pakistani army official that his country has been assisting militants in South Waziristan. SM Krishna said developments in Pakistan were of...

In this article: Pakistan, India, Pakistani army, Taliban, Suicide, and Al-Qaeda

...as a base from which to wage a proxy war on Pakistan. Its priorities make the Pakistan army unlikely to turn its fire on the Haqqani and Hafiz Gul Bahadur networks, as Obama is demanding. Instead, the army has revived a nonaggression pact...

In this article: Taliban, Pakistan, Afghanistan, Barack Obama, Asif Ali Zardari, U.S., and Islamabad

...to minimize the influence of India in its Afghan backyard. Several key Taliban figures are protected by the Pakistan Army, which still regards them as "strategic assets". These assets continue to organize attacks on NATO forces from...

In this article: Taliban, India, Pakistan, Suicide, Taliban insurgency, Ashfaq Kiyani, and Afghanistan