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The recent NATO attack that killed 24 Pakistani soldiers presages further troubles in the US-Pakistan relationship.
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Last Modified: 01 Dec 2011 09:40 GMT
Pakistani military want veto on drone strikes
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Last Modified: 17 Aug 2011 14:10 GMT
Gunboats and gurkhas in the American Imperium
A complicit government in Pakistan, enabled by US interlocutors, continues to support US drone strikes.
Muhammad Idrees Ahmad
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Last Modified: 14 Jul 2011 08:23 GMT
Do the China-Pakistan pipeline shuffle
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Pepe Escobar
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Last Modified: 27 May 2011 16:34 GMT
Clinton in Pakistan on surprise visit
US secretary of state arrives in Islamabad on Friday, amid straining relations between the two countries.
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Last Modified: 27 May 2011 04:32 GMT
US to pull troops from Pakistan
Pentagon says it is withdrawing some of its troops at Islamabad's request, amid strained relations since bin Laden raid.
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Last Modified: 26 May 2011 10:00 GMT
Bin Laden: Exposing Pakistan's paradoxes
Killing of al-Qaeda leader puts focus on state's delicately balanced contradictions and strategic ambiguity.
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Last Modified: 13 May 2011 10:06 GMT
After Osama: Stop feeding the beast
Bin Laden's discovery in a wealthy suburb of Abbottabad raises questions over US military funding to Pakistan.
Leila Hudson and Johann Chacko
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Last Modified: 02 May 2011 12:57 GMT
What next after Bin Laden death?
Osama bin Laden's death is politically momentous for the US, but may not sound death knell for al-Qaeda.
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