Pakistan's Dirty War
Tags: AFGHAN War, 2001-; WIKILEAKS (Organization); PAKISTAN. Inter Services Intelligence; TALIBAN
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- WITH FRIENDS LIKE THESE... Moreau, Ron; Barry, John // Newsweek;8/9/2010, Vol. 156 Issue 6, p24
The article discusses the role of Pakistan's Directorate for Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) in the Afghan war. Sources for the Taliban militants say the ISI provides them with sanctuary and financial support. However, they also allege the ISI has been complicit in the killing or capture of...
- Defining Terrorism: WikiLeaks, Peter Galbraith, Pakistan & India. Chauhan, Swaraaj // Moderate Voice;7/27/2010, p6
The article focuses on the implications of the documents from WikiLeaks, which contains information related to terrorism. According to Peter Galbraith, the former United Nations' deputy special representative for Afghanistan, the most critical issue suggested by the document is the continuous...
- Pakistan's spy agency is "playing with the devil.". // Asian Pacific Post;6/17/2010, p15
The article looks at a study by the London School of Economics (LSE) which claims that the Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) of Pakistan provides the Taliban funding, training, and sanctuary in Afghanistan.
- The Forest and the Trees. Klein, Joe // Time;8/9/2010, Vol. 176 Issue 6, p19
The author offers opinions on U.S. strategy in the Afghan War and U.S. foreign relations with Pakistan. The release of classified U.S. documents on the Afghan War in which members of the Taliban state they have received assistance from Pakistan's Inter Services Intelligence agency are seen as...
- The Forest and the Trees. Klein, Joe // Time International (Atlantic Edition);8/9/2010, Vol. 176 Issue 6, p13
The author offers opinions on U.S. strategy in the Afghan War and U.S. foreign relations with Pakistan. The release of classified U.S. documents on the Afghan War in which members of the Taliban state they have received assistance from Pakistan's Inter Services Intelligence agency are seen as...
- Conventional Wisdom: Think Again. // Newsweek (Pacific Edition);8/9/2010, Vol. 156 Issue 6, p14
The article offers information on what WikiLeak's release of classified Afghan war documents revealed, clarified, or revealed.
- The Man Who Fell to Earth. Birmingham, John // Monthly: Australian Politics, Society & Culture;Oct2010, Issue 61, p20
An essay is presented on the war in Afghanistan. It cites the murder of a group of international medical aid workers in Afghanistan. It shows the tactics of the Taliban on how to disrupt the civil society in the region. It mentions the danger resulting from the dissemination of classified...
- Expos�s Just Excuses to Boost Afghan War. Hart, Peter // Extra!;Oct2010, Vol. 23 Issue 10, p10
The article discusses the media portrayal of the U.S. war in Afghanistan. The author argues that the negative portrayal of the war in journalism outlets such as WikiLeaks and "Rolling Stone" magazine has ultimately served to support the war effort rather than weaken it. The author also discusses...
- A SURGE OF THEIR OWN. Moreau, Ron; Yousafzai, Sami // Newsweek;5/3/2010, Vol. 155 Issue 18, p9
This article reports that Pakistani insurgents are joining the military forces of the Taliban Sunni Islamist organization in Afghanistan, angered by the U.S. occupation of the region, and notes that Pakistani troops stationed along the Afghan border have been ineffectual in derailing the insurgents.
