In Pakistan Quandary, U.S. Reviews Stance
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A political meltdown in Pakistan, where Al Qaeda, the Taliban, and nuclear weapons are all in play, could be a disaster for the Bush administration.
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MUZAFFARABAD, Pakistani-controlled Kashmir  - President Pervez Musharraf&#39;s dramatic new proposals to resolve Pakistan&#39;s dispute with India over Kashmir drew a mixed reaction Tuesday, from anger and calls for jihad to uncertain applause.
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Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice on Monday signaled the Bush administration's support for Pakistan's struggling leader, although she also expressed worry about the country's rising violence and called for stronger rights for opposition groups.
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The US voices "serious concern" at reports of arrests of opposition politicians in Pakistan.
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Pakistan is taking a more welcoming view of U.S. suggestions for using American troops to train and advise its own forces in the fight against anti-government extremists, the commander of U.S. forces in that region said Wednesday.
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WASHINGTON : The United States reminded Pakistan&#39;s leader General Pervez Musharraf of his pledge to embrace democracy, but declined to criticize the adoption of a law by parliament prolonging his dual role as president and army chief.
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With Pakistan's critical parliamentary election fast approaching, Bush administration officials began scrambling late last month to find a U.S. monitoring group willing to travel to Pakistan and observe the Feb. 18 vote.
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Osama bin Laden is reportedly being given safe haven on the Pakistan border with the help of the country&#39;s officials. The indications from recent intelligence reports coming from tribal areas of Pakistan have
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With new fighting expected to break out next spring in Afghanistan, the Pakistani government will soon have to decide what it can do about the tribal authorities who have not been living up to their agreement to prevent Taliban and al-Qaeda fighters from moving back and forth across the border, according to Director of National Intelligence John D. Negroponte....
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Pakistan hit back on Sunday at U.S. critics of its fight against terrorism, insisting its army was best suited to hunt for Osama bin Laden and other al Qaeda militants Washington believes enjoy safe haven in Pakistani tribal areas near Afghanistan.
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PESHAWAR, Pakistan - Some are Al Qaeda, some are Taliban, and others are homegrown. But all of Pakistan's militants share a vision and unshakable beliefs that include a ban on a woman leading the nation and opposition to a close alliance with the United States.
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As Washington tries to figure out how to deal with Pakistan going forward, it also faces charges that it didn't do enough to support and protect the slain leader
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Islamabad: President Pervez Musharraf&#39;s call for a national debate on ways to resolve Pakistan&#39;s dispute with India over Kashmir drew a mixed reaction on Tuesday, from applause to uncertainty and calls for jihad.
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Some are al-Qaida, some are Taliban and others are homegrown. But all of Pakistan's militants share a vision and unshakable beliefs that include a ban on a woman leading the nation and opposition to a close alliance with America.
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The Bush administration isn't satisfied with the quality of information it's getting about terrorist groups operating in Pakistan's volatile tribal area, a senior U.S. official said Tuesday.
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Pakistan's ambassador to the US warns that US pressure on his country could prove to be de-stabilising.
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ISLAMABAD, Nov 9: The United States on Tuesday assured Pakistan of continuity and expansion of bilateral ties in all spheres, particularly economic and security matters.