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One Out Of Three Killed by Drones is a Civilian, Says Study | Dawn.com

March 1, 2010

The US media, while reporting the New America Foundation's findings, conceded that the percentage of civilian casualties in drone strikes was 'mind-numbing' ...

Comment: Watching The Watchmen - Sikander Amani | Daily Times

February 26, 2010

Steve Coll convincingly argues that “the Pakistani Army has learned over many years to leverage its grievances, dysfunction, bad choices, and perpetual ...

U.S. Drone Strikes in Pakistan of Limited Value: Report | The Nation (Pakistan)

February 26, 2010

But the report by Peter Bergen and Katherine Tiedemann at the New America Foundation, a Washington think-tank, argues that the tactic is counterproductive. ...

'Drone Strikes In Pak Of Limited Value' | Daily Times

February 26, 2010

However, the report by Peter Bergen and Katherine Tiedemann at the New America Foundation, a Washington think tank, argues that the tactic is ...

Afghanistan Warlords' Unwelcome Return | The Australian

February 26, 2010

American journalist and author Peter Bergen, an authority on the jihadist movement, calculates that by the most conservative estimate Hekmatyar's party ...

Secret Spy Missions Revealed | MSNBC

February 26, 2010

Brian Fishman, a Counterterrorism Research Fellow at the New America Foundation, discusses the arrest of Mullah Abdul Ghani Baradar in Pakistan on MSNBC's "The Dylan Ratigan."

Killing Terrorists Should Not Be Condemned, Israeli Opposition Leader Says | CNSNews.Com

February 25, 2010

A study last October by the New America Foundation found that drone strikes since President Obama took office had accounted for about 450 deaths, ...

The Militant Pipeline

  • By Paul Cruickshank
February 25, 2010

Executive Summary

Al-Qaeda Central

  • By Barbara Sude
February 25, 2010

A U.S.

Lashkar-e-Taiba in Perspective

  • By Stephen Tankel
February 25, 2010

In 2006, the Pakistani militant group Lashkar-e-Taiba entered the Afghan theater, necessitating its increased presence in Pakistan’s North-West Frontier Province and Federally Administered Tribal Areas. The group is often mentioned during discussions of the Punjabi Taliban, militants from Punjabi jihadi groups, who arrived in large numbers at approximately the same time. But these militants follow the Deobandi school of Islam and are close to the Afghan and Pakistani Taliban.

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