Mumbai attackers should be tried in ICJ: US lawmaker-US-World-The Times of India

Mumbai attackers should be tried in ICJ: US lawmaker-US-World-The Times of India
"So I think, when you have a pattern of behaviour, which Pakistanis exhibited in the past, by initially arresting the perpetrators and those involved in the planning after the attack on the Parliament and then releasing them, there is no reason for us to be secure in the belief that these planners would face justice," Royce said.

"These(Mumbai) attacks are crimes against humanity. The realisation that a terror training camp was being maintained and churning out terrorists across, has left us all with the realisation that we have to leverage Pakistan to close down those camps."

Afghan girls return to school-South Asia-World-The Times of India

Afghan girls return to school-South Asia-World-The Times of India

Pak has Qaida havens, admits Mush-US-World-The Times of India

Pak has Qaida havens, admits Mush-US-World-The Times of India
“There are ‘sanctuaries’ in Pakistan for al-Qaida, which combined with the remote, mountainous terrain ‘makes the task difficult’ of finding the militants,” Musharraf said.

Pak Taliban commander summons dignitaries in its ‘court’-Pakistan-World-The Times of India

Pak Taliban commander summons dignitaries in its ‘court’-Pakistan-World-The Times of India
Most parts of Swat, once a popular tourist resort, are now controlled by the Taliban, who have banned girls' education in the area and directed men to wear skull caps and stop shaving their beards.
A former mujahideen was recently gunned down by the Taliban for not hiking up his salwar over his ankles.
The Taliban have bombed and torched nearly 200 girls' schools in Swat and targeted shops selling CDs and DVDs.

India hails Obama remark on terror from Pak-India-The Times of India

Welcoming US President Barack Obama's statement that Afghanistan and Pakistan are the central front in the America's war against terrorism, defence minister A K Antony said on Friday the world must take action to tackle terror emanating from Pakistani soil.
The defence minister said that al least 30 terror camps are still operating in Pakistan. The terrorist outfits operating from Pakistan soil should be disbanded, he said.
"Sympathy and solidarity is fine, but what India needs is action," said Antony.

Al Qaeda found a safe haven in Pakistan: Dick Cheney

The Hindu News Update Service
Washington (PTI): Driven out of Afghanistan by theUS-led international forces, Al Qaeda has found a safe haven in Pakistan, the US Vice President, Dick Cheney has said.