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Top U.S. war commanders meet with Pakistan’s army chief
www.washingtonpost.com-March 28, 2012
Two U.S. generals met with Pakistan’s army chief on Wednesday for high-stakes talks aimed at nudging Islamabad to resume a cooperative relationship with the United States.
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Pakistan Al-Qaeda chief 'killed by US drone'
http://news.yahoo.com-February 09, 2012
US missiles on Thursday killed the most senior Pakistani in Al-Qaeda, one of the Americans' main targets in the country and wanted for attacks that killed scores of people, officials said.
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U.S. Sending Commander to Repair Ties With Pakistan
www.nytimes.com-February 07, 2012
A senior American military commander is expected to travel to Pakistan this month in what Obama administration officials say is the first step toward thawing a strategic relationship that has been in effect frozen for more than two months.
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Civilian Deaths Due to Drones Are Not Many, Obama Says
www.nytimes.com-January 31, 2012
President Obama on Monday defended the use of drones to strike suspected terrorists in Pakistan and elsewhere, saying the clandestine program was “kept on a very tight leash” and enabled the United States to use “pinpoint” targeting to avoid more intrusive military action
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As U.S.-Pakistani relations sink, nations try to figure out ‘a new normal’
www.washingtonpost.com-January 17, 2012
In a call to her Pakistani counterpart this month, Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton reiterated the Obama administration’s counterterrorism “red line”: The United States reserved the right to attack anyone who it determined posed a direct threat to U.S. national security, anywhere in the world.
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Analysts: US, Pakistan collaborating again on drone strikes y
www.miamihearld.com-January 17, 2012
Two apparent U.S. drone attacks last week on militant targets in Pakistani tribal areas bordering Afghanistan very likely signal the resumption of joint counterintelligence operations by the CIA and Pakistan's military spy agency, security analysts here said Monday.
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Pakistan's military, high court both fed up with president
www.la.times.com-January 16, 2012
In its standoff with President Asif Ali Zardari's administration, Pakistan's powerful military is relying on an institution that experts say is equally antagonistic toward the civilian government: the country's high court.
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Pakistanis' Distrust Of Foreigners Impedes Aid Groups
www.la.times.com-January 15, 2012
International aid groups say they're under siege in Pakistan, demonized by hard-line Islamists, viewed as spies by suspicious Pakistanis and, now, increasingly sidelined by the government.
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In Pakistan, Talks Aim To Ease Split
www.nytimes.com-January 15, 2012
Pakistan’s civilian and military leaders met Saturday for the first time since the eruption of a bitter political and legal controversy that stoked rumors of a military coup and could still topple the precariously weak civilian government.
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Secretary’s Ouster in Pakistan Adds to Tension With Army
www.nytimes.com-January 12, 2012
Prime Minister Yousaf Raza Gilani fired his defense secretary, a retired general and confidant of Pakistan’s army chief, on Wednesday as the civilian government appeared headed for a collision with the country’s powerful military leadership.
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