Asia Times-online publishes on 27 july 2005 the following article by Syed Saleem Shahzad:
KARACHI - Sophisticated terror attacks using the minimum possible resources to target civilians are the issue of the day, whether it be in Egypt, the United Kingdom or Spain.
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Found in Asia Times, 19 July 2005, by William Fisher, NEW YORK - Today’s media have all but forgotten that the emergence of Afghanistan’s Taliban
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Found in Asian Times, July 9, 2005, by Chalmers Johnson,
Note from Tom Engelhardt, editor of Tomdispatch: The World Monuments Fund has placed Iraq on its list of the Earth’s 100 most endangered sites, the first time that a whole
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By K.N. Pandita
The history of a nation is usually interspersed with moments of passivity as well as of activity: it is seldom smooth and even. How the nation reacts to the upheavls or how it conducts itself during the interrugnums of peace and turmoil is the interesting chapter of its social history.
Kashmir is passing through an unprecedented period of turmoil. This nation of fairly substantial antiquity has seen through the millennia, short or long, periods of chaos and confusion as well as of placid peace and prosperity.
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