Bush intervenes in Pakistan crisis
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Quit army or face mass rally, President Musharraf warned, as White House demands revival of constitution.
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President Bush intensified diplomatic efforts on Monday to quell rising violence in Iraq and Afghanistan, turning to allies as his national security adviser said the conflict in Iraq had entered 'a new phase' ...Comment
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Analysis: The Presidents of Afghanistan and Pakistan will dine with President Bush Wednesday. The purpose of the huddle is to force Pakistan to once again choose between the West and the Taliban
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WASHINGTON -- President Bush has decided to warn Pakistan's leader to pursue Al Qaeda operatives in the tribal regions near Afghanistan more aggressively or risk a cut in aid by Congress, The New York Times reported today. The decision follows a US intelligence assessment that the Al Qaeda terrorist organization is rebuilding its infrastructure in the border regions. The Times, ...
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President George W. Bush on   Wednesday will seek to ease tensions between Afghan President   Hamid Karzai and Pakistani President Pervez Musharraf who blame   each other for not doing enough to fight terrorism amid a   Taliban resurgence.
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President Bush, right, greets Pakistani President Gen. Pervez Musharraf, left, during their meeting in the Oval Office of the White House, Saturday, Dec. 4, 2004, in Washington.
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President Bush and Pakistan leader Pervez Musharraf held talks Friday on the strategy of the war on terrorism, just days after Bush said he would send U.S. troops into Pakistan to capture Osama bin Laden if he received good intelligence on the al Qaeda leader's location.
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SANTIAGO, Chile, Nov. 20 -- In a role reversal, President Bush came to the rescue of a Secret Service agent Saturday night, extricating him from a melee after Chilean police blocked the president's security detail from entering a banquet hall.
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Analysis: President Bush invites the leaders of Afghanistan and Pakistan for a meal, hoping to force President Musharraf to once again choose between the West and the Taliban
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President Bush has scheduled separate White House meetings later this month with the leaders of Afghanistan and Pakistan, neighboring countries whose relations have sometimes been strained by terrorist hideouts along their border.
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The political crisis in Ukraine has touched off a fresh debate inside the White House and foreign policy offices over how President Bush should handle Russian President Vladimir Putin's increasingly authoritarian rule at home and assertive presence abroad, according to administration officials.
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WASHINGTON, Dec 4: A 50-minute meeting between US President George W. Bush and President Musharraf focused heavily on the need for a Palestinian state, although the Pakistani leader also raised the issues of Kashmir and bilateral trade.
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President Bush welcomed the feuding leaders of Afghanistan and Pakistan to the White House last night for an unusual round of personal diplomacy aimed at forging better relations between two key partners in U.S. efforts to hunt down members of al-Qaeda and other Islamic terrorists.
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The Bush administration scrambled Thursday with the implications of former Pakistani Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto's assassination after investing significant diplomatic capital in promoting reconciliation between her and President Pervez Musharraf.
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WASHINGTON, July 22 â One of President Bushâs counterterrorism advisers said today that the United States would consider using military force inside Pakistan if it identified key Al Qaeda targets there, but the Pakistani foreign minister angrily rejected such talk as âirresponsibleâ and said American attacks in the sensitive border area could cause civilian deaths and enrage Pakistani opinion.
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NEW YORK - President Bush thanked Pakistan&#39;s leader Wednesday for conducting aggressive military strikes against Taliban and al-Qaida strongholds, but the Pakistani warned that global terrorism can&#39;t be defeated by force alone.
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Benazir Bhutto's assassination has plunged the Muslim nuclear power into chaos. Now the Bush Administration must help undo decades of flawed U.S. policy to save Pakistan