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Balbhadra Rana | Jun 28 2007
densus 88
The special anti-terror unit of the Indonesian police, called Densus 88 [also called Detachment 88], is hurting the Islamic extremists badly in Indonesia. The elite team, financed and trained by the US and Australia, has arrested many militants in the...
AMIT | Jun 27 2007
pakistan military estabilsment
For past twenty years, I have been perplexed with the question, why military has become an inalienable part of political and social life in Pakistan? On countless occasions, a democratically elected government was over thrown in bloodless coup and...
Naresh Chauhan | Jun 26 2007
opium production in afghanistan
Afghanistan hasn't fully been liberated from evil perils of the Taliban and al-Qaeda or Islamic terrorism even after six years of continuous war since it began in 2001, yet another problem in the form of illegal drugs (opium) production and trade with..
AMIT | Jun 26 2007
jamia hafsa students
Religious extremism and orthodoxy continues unabated in the Pakistan. The notorious Red Mosque brigade of the Islamic seminary students staged another coup, when they captured five Chinese nationals working as masseuses on the pretext of being...
AMIT | Jun 25 2007
wreckage of a bombed bus in myanmar
The rebels continue to ravage the possibility of peace in Southern Myanmar. Led by Karen National Union, the belligerents are among the world's longest-running insurgencies. Last week, more innocent blood spattered on the roads, as the dissenters...
Naresh Chauhan | Jun 25 2007
hamid karzai12
As NATO forces have intensified their military operations against the Taliban and al-Qaeda fighters in the volatile Southern region of Afghanistan, close to the border with Pakistan, hundreds of civilians have also been killed on either side of the...
Ravneet | Jun 22 2007
afghan president hamid karzai
Afghanistan President Hamid Karzai has defiantly stated that the Taliban no longer pose a threat to long-term stability in his country. In an interview with the BBC, Mr Karzai dismissing threats from the militant group that it is planning to step.
Ravneet | Jun 22 2007
nazarbayev kazakhstan
In a bid to enforce new set of reforms, Kazakhstan's President Nursultan Nazarbayev dissolved the Central Asian state's Parliament and announced new elections to the dismay of the opposition which calls it a deception to reign supreme in the...
Naresh Chauhan | Jun 21 2007
china bondage labor
China may have heading towards becoming the super power or largest economy in the entire world, but its exploitation of forced or slave labor, including children and the ill treatment of workers across the nation drags it into the dark ages. Time...
Vinod | Jun 21 2007
musharraf
Today while going through a news, 'Could Pakistan fall to extremists', on Yahoo by Mark Sappenfield and David Montero, I really felt gruesome to know that someone still needs to make out that Pakistan is falling to extremists, ridiculous!...

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