Word: pakistani
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Nuclear disarmament in South Asia will not begin until India and Pakistan resolve their fundamental differences, said Pakistani Ambassador to the U.S. Riaz Khokar last night in a speech at Coolidge Hall...
Khokar added that the UN--and specifically the United States--must work harder to bring Indian and Pakistani representatives to the negotiating table...
...Indian police Wednesday announced the arrest of four men -- including a Bangladeshi national who Indian authorities claim was working for Pakistani intelligence -- accusing them of planning to bomb the U.S. embassy on January 26. U.S. investigators have flown to India to interrogate the suspects. "It's too early to confirm that this is Bin Laden," says Dowell. But even if the India plot doesn't pan out, Bin Laden is likely to planning more dramatic attacks. Says Dowell, "He needs the publicity...
Calling the Indian government aggressive, expansionist and deceptive, Pakistani ambassador to the United Nations Ahmad Kamal delivered a powerful, and at times shocking, message to an audience of 50 in the Lowell House Junior Common Room last night...
While much of what Pollard handed over remains classified, the U.S. government says he delivered intelligence on the Pakistani nuclear-bomb program, Iraqi and Syrian chemical weapons, Libyan air defenses and the layout of the Palestine Liberation Organization's headquarters in Tunis, which the Israelis bombed in 1985. More critically, in handing over this material, Pollard betrayed the U.S. intelligence community's "sources and methods"--a blueprint of the capabilities and limitations of the world's most powerful intelligence network and important clues to the identity of U.S. agents abroad. Pollard argues that he gave Israel only information...