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Killing In The Name Of Allah (SWT)
How November 17 was cracked
Breaking the veil of secrecy around the shadowy Greek militant group
came through sheer luck and fresh momentum in the drive to crack down on
terror worldwide.
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India rules out Kashmir moves
India
tells Britain it will not do any more to reduce tensions with Pakistan
until incursions into Indian-administered
Kashmir
stop.
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19/07/2002
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Pearl killer fights death sentence
The British-born militant, sentenced to death for the kidnap and murder
of US journalist Daniel Pearl, appeals against the conviction.
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19/07/2002
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Israel 'to expel' militants' relatives
Palestinians react with fury after the Israeli army arrests 21 close
relatives of militants suspected of organising attacks this week.
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Israeli soldiers 'sold arms to militants'
Four are arrested for allegedly selling ammunition to Palestinian
fighters in a bizarre twist to the
Middle East
crisis.
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18/07/2002
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Gun battle at Kashmir mosque
Troops in Indian-administered
Kashmir
kill three militants after a day-long shoot-out at an abandoned mosque.
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18/07/2002
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Gandhi visits Kashmir victims
Indian opposition leader Sonia Gandhi criticises the government for
failing to prevent the latest attack in Indian-administered Kashmir.
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17/07/2002
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Pearl murder verdict praised by US
The US welcomes the conviction in Pakistan of four Islamic militants on
charges of abducting and murdering journalist Daniel Pearl.
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16/07/2002
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Brother says killer is no terrorist
The brother of the British-born militant sentenced to death for
murdering Daniel Pearl protests his innocence.
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16/07/2002
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Handover ends Lebanon stand-off
A Palestinian militant group based in Lebanon hands over to the Lebanese
army a man suspected of killing three soldiers.
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16/07/2002
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India cautious over Kashmir attack
The Indian Government refrains from blaming Pakistan in its first
official reaction to a weekend attack in which 28 Hindus died.
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16/07/2002
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Pearl murderer defiant after verdict
Islamic militant Omar Sheikh threatens Pakistan's judicial authorities,
after receiving a death sentence for murdering US journalist Daniel
Pearl.
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Pearl murderer defiant after verdict
Islamic militant Omar Sheikh threatens Pakistan's judicial authorities,
after receiving a death sentence for murdering US journalist Daniel
Pearl.
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Kashmir strike ends peacefully
A strike called after the killing of 27 Hindus by suspected Islamic
militants in Jammu
ends without incident as India
weighs its response.
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South Asian journalists under pressure
Journalists across South
Asia
are working under increasing pressure from governments and militants,
says the BBC's Tufail Ahmad.
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Outrage as 27 killed in Kashmir
British Foreign Secretary Jack Straw condemns the killing of 27 people,
mainly women and children, in Indian Kashmir by suspected militants.
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Israel destroys Gaza 'bomb factory'
The Israeli army says a building destroyed in an air raid on the Gaza
Strip was being used by militants to make explosives.
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14/07/2002
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In pictures: Mourning Kashmir dead
Relatives in
Kashmir
are mourning their dead after at least 27 Hindi civilians were killed in
a militant attack on a shanty town in
Jammu.
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Kashmir victims tell of attack horror
When suspected militants attacked the shanty town of Qasim Nagar on
Saturday, their unknowing victims were listening to the radio.
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Kashmir killings condemned
Leaders both in India
and elsewhere speak out against an attack by gunmen in
Kashmir
who killed at least 27 Hindu civilians.
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Pakistan 'linked' to Kashmir carnage
India's
foreign minister blames
Pakistan
for an attack by gunmen in
Kashmir
who killed at least 27 Hindu civilians in a shanty town near Jammu.
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14/07/2002
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Egypt hails militants' truce
Leaders of militant Islamic group Gamaa Islamiya, which was behind the
1997 massacre of 60 European tourists, renew ceasefire pledge.
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13/07/2002
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Muslim militants hold UK meeting
Islamic fundamentalists hold their first public meeting in Britain since
the 11 September terrorist attacks.
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13/07/2002
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Indian troops kill Kashmir 'militants'
Troops in Indian-administered
Kashmir
are reported to have shot dead at least seven Muslim militants during an
operation in Poonch district.
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12/07/2002
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Journalist in pursuit of a story
Daniel Pearl was determined to get his story about Islamic militants,
writes the BBC's Rahimullah Yusufzai who was visited by the US
journalist during his assignment.
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11/07/2002
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Fourteen killed in Algeria violence
Security officials in Algeria say four police officers have been killed
in an attack by suspected Islamic militants in the west of the country.
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10/07/2002
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Journalist shot in Kashmir
Suspected separatist militants attack a newspaper editor near Srinagar -
the second journalist to be targeted in recent weeks.
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Three Islamists arrested in Pakistan
Police in the Pakistani province of Punjab say they have arrested three
Islamic militants.
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Karachi bomb suspects arrested
Pakistani paramilitary troops arrest three alleged militants in
connection with two recent bombings in the southern city of Karachi.
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Israelis kill top militant
Palestinian militant group Islamic Jihad says one of its leading members
has been shot dead in a dawn raid by Israeli special forces.
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Al-Qaeda 'may have killed minister'
Afghan Foreign Minister Abdullah Abdullah says al-Qaeda or Taleban
militants may have killed Vice-President Haji Abdul Qadir.
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08/07/2002
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Five killed by militants in Algeria
Reports from
Algeria
say Islamic militants killed at least five people in two separate
incidents in the east of the country over the weekend.
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Violent flare-up threatens Kashmir calm
More than 30 people are wounded in grenade attacks in
Indian-administered Kashmir while Indian and Pakistani troops exchange
fire.
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06/07/2002
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Israel 'winning battle with militants'
Israel says nearly all militant leaders in the West Bank are dead or
detained, as the army says incursions will go on for months.
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05/07/2002
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Al-Qaeda 'opens new front in Jordan'
New evidence of Arabs fleeing the bombing in Afghanistan to open a new
front in the Arab world has emerged in Jordan, reports Nic Pelham.
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05/07/2002
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German police arrest wanted Algerian
Police in
Stuttgart
detain a suspected member of the militant Algerian GIA group, who has
been sentenced to jail in France.
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04/07/2002
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Al-Qaeda 'fighters' killed in Pakistan
Pakistani police shoot dead four militants near the Afghan border as
"evidence" emerges linking al-Qaeda to bombings in Karachi.
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03/07/2002
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Pakistan denies Kashmir incursions
Pakistan
rejects claims by India's new foreign minister that it has broken a
promise to stop militants crossing into Indian Kashmir.
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03/07/2002
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Pakistan court hears al-Qaeda challenge
A court in
Pakistan
has been hearing testimony from five Arab nationals who are challenging
their detention by the authorities on suspicion of being al-Qaeda
militants.
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02/07/2002
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Israeli army kills 'Hamas commander'
A senior member of the Palestinian group Hamas is shot dead by an
Israeli commando unit in the West
Bank
town of
Nablus.
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Pakistan names 'Karachi bombers'
Police publish photographs of 10 alleged militants suspected of carrying
out recent bombings in the southern city of Karachi.
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Pakistani militants' new targets
Pakistan's history of Islamic militancy is taking a new turn with
revelations that a Sunni group is suspected of targeting foreigners,
says Zaffar Abbas.
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Pakistani militants' new targets
Pakistan's history of Islamic militancy is taking a new turn with
revelations that a Sunni group is suspected of targeting foreigners,
says Zaffar Abbas.
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Thirteen killed in Algeria bus attack
Thirteen people are killed and nine others injured as suspected Islamic
militants open fire on a bus in a suburb of Algiers, reports say.
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Militant attacks defy Kashmir diplomacy
Clashes between Indian forces and suspected separatists in Kashmir
threaten renewed tensions as Delhi says it will maintain military
forces.
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Musharraf firm on Kashmir infiltration
Pakistan's president tells US Secretary of State Colin Powell that he
stands by his pledge to stop militant incursions in Kashmir.
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Israeli air strike kills six in Gaza
An Israeli helicopter strike kills six Palestinians - including at least
one militant - in Gaza as tanks surround Yasser Arafat's HQ in the West
Bank.
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Palestinian choices: Hamas or Arafat
Support for militants is up, but for suicide bombings is down. Fiona
Symon examines the shifting sands of Palestinian politics.
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Analysis: Israel's search for answers
Israel is employing a range of tactics in its fight against suicide
bombers, but a solution is proving elusive, says the BBC's Paul Wood.
» 82% relevance | 23/06/2002 |
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EU wants more action on Kashmir
European Union leaders call on Pakistan to do more to curb the
infiltration of militants into Indian-administered Kashmir.
» 86% relevance | 22/06/2002 |
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Militants killed in Kashmir
Police in Indian-administered Kashmir say militants have been killed in
a number of clashes with security forces.
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Pakistani minister supports Kashmir 'jihad'
Pakistan's minister for religious affairs has said that militant groups
fighting in Indian-administered Kashmir are involved in a holy war.
» 82% relevance | 21/06/2002 |
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Israel pours troops into West Bank
Israeli troops move into several Palestinian towns and make hundreds of
arrests, as gunmen attack a Jewish settlement near Nablus.
» 82% relevance | 20/06/2002 |
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Indian troops 'to stay on border'
India says its troops will remain on the border with Pakistan as long as
necessary - despite a marked drop in militant infiltration in Kashmir.
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India notes drop in Kashmir incursions
India's defence minister acknowledges Pakistani efforts to rein in
militants, noting a sharp decline in cross-border attacks.
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Kashmiri separatists propose peace
The main separatist alliance in Indian- administered Kashmir proposes
negotiating a ceasefire with militants across the Line of Control.
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Lahore rally pledges to back militants
More than 10,000 Pakistanis attend a rally in Lahore to pledge continued
support for militants opposed to Indian control of Kashmir.
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Arafat denounces 'racist' fence
The Palestinian leader accuses Israel of "apartheid" for building a
security fence to keep out West Bank militants.
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Palestinian militant leader shot dead
Israeli forces kill a leading member of the al-Aqsa Martyrs Brigade,
which has been behind a number of suicide attacks.
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Hindus targeted in Kashmir attack
Five Hindus are killed in an attack by suspected Islamic militants in
Indian-administered Kashmir, according to police.
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US hands over Egyptian militant
An Egyptian man convicted in trials that followed the 1981 assassination
of Anwar Sadat is handed over to Egypt by the US.
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Israelis shot in Gaza attack
A gun attack on a Jewish settlement in the northern Gaza Strip leaves
two Israeli soldiers dead and at least two injured.
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Kashmir leader survives attack
The Chief Minister of Indian-administered Kashmir, Farooq Abdullah,
survives yet another attempt on his life in the state capital Srinagar.
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Analysis: Pakistan searches for blast leads
The Karachi bomb comes at an awkward time for Pakistani authorities, who
are apparently having little success in cracking down on militants.
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Exiled Palestinian militants speak
In an exclusive interview with the World at One two Palestinian
militants exiled to Ireland after the Church of the Nativity siege in
Bethlehem tell us their story.
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US backs Pakistan over al-Qaeda
US Defence Secretary Donald Rumsfeld says he is sure Pakistan will deal
with al-Qaeda militants if they are found operating in Kashmir.
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Analysis: Is al-Qaeda in Kashmir?
BBC correspondent Zaffar Abbas investigates suggestions that militants
of Osama Bin Laden's network could be active in the region.
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Rumsfeld's Kashmir controversy
Owen Bennett-Jones reports on the US defence secretary's visit to India
and Pakistan, and the controversy over his claim that al-Qaeda operates
in Kashmir.
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Indian forces kill two Islamic militants
Authorities in Indian-administrated Kashmir say security forces have
killed two Islamic militants belonging to the Pakistan-based Al-Badr
group.
» 89% relevance | 12/06/2002 |
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Four militants killed in Gaza
At least four Palestinian gunmen set to carry out an attack are shot
dead by Israeli forces in the Gaza Strip - hours after a sucide bombing.
» 83% relevance | 12/06/2002 |
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Former militant arrested in Egypt
Reports say Egyptian police have arrested a founding member of the
country's most prominent Islamic militant group.
» 94% relevance | 12/06/2002 |
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Eleven dead in Algeria bus attack
Islamic militants are blamed after armed men attack a bus in Medea,
killing 11 people in the worst recent bout of violence against
civilians.
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Kashmir militant groups clash
The authorities in Indian-administered Kashmir say a gunbattle between
two militant separatist groups has left seven people dead.
» 89% relevance | 12/06/2002 |
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Indonesia warns Moluccan militants
Indonesian Vice-President Hamzah Haz promises stern measures for any
militants seeking to incite new religious violence in the Moluccas.
» 89% relevance | 11/06/2002 |
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Militants oppose Musharraf Kashmir policy
The decision by Pakistani President General Musharraf to restrict the
passage of militants across the line of control in Kashmir has angered
the groups involved.
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Musharraf denounced over Kashmir
Hardline Muslims in Pakistan-administered Kashmir protest against
President Musharraf's decision to ban militant incursions into
Indian-held territory.
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Militants angered by Pakistani crackdown
Pakistani President Pervez Musharraf's decision to block the passage of
Kashmiri militants across the Line of Control angers militants.
» 97% relevance | 11/06/2002 |
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Israel frees Hezbollah prisoner
Israel releases Mohammed al-Barzawi, a member of the militant Lebanese
Hezbollah group after holding him for 15 years, Israel Radio reports.
» 82% relevance | 10/06/2002 |
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Belgian terror row claims official
The head of national security, Godilieve Timmermans, resigns after a
leaked report says her department failed to tackle Islamic militants.
» 80% relevance | 06/06/2002 |
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Time 'running out' over Kashmir
India again urges Pakistan to tackle Kashmiri militants, as Britain's
Jack Straw ends his peace mission optimistic that war can be averted.
» 80% relevance | 05/06/2002 |
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Pakistan spurns joint patrol plan
Pakistan rejects an offer to work with India on the Kashmir border
prompting an Indian response that it is not serious about peace.
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Palestinian cabinet blocks release
Palestinian leaders say they cannot implement a high court decision
releasing a militant leader, as Israeli troops once more enter Jenin.
» 82% relevance | 04/06/2002 |
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India's mixed Kashmir messages
There are conflicting signals from India over whether it will resort to
war over the disputed territory of Kashmir.
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India stands firm on Kashmir dialogue
India's defence minister rules out talks with Pakistan until
cross-border attacks end in Kashmir and militant suspects are handed
over.
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EU pushes for Mid-East conference
The European Union foreign policy chief, Javier Solana, urges Middle
East rivals to create the right climate for peace talks in two months.
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US inspects Philippines mission
A top US defence official arrives on a visit as troops training local
soldiers to fight Islamic militants are due to wind up their mission.
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Kashmiri militant leader killed
The deputy leader of a Kashmiri militant group, Tehreek-ul-Mujahideen,
is killed in Indian-administered Kashmir.
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Israel widens West Bank sweep
Israeli forces conduct fresh raids across the West Bank, in the search
for suspected Palestinian militants.
» 80% relevance | 01/06/2002 |
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Kashmiris speak out for peace
The majority living in Indian-administered Kashmir want dialogue as a
way out of the crisis, an opinion poll suggests.
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Bush warns Pakistan over Kashmir
The US president gives his strongest warning yet to Pakistan that it
must stop militants crossing the border to attack Indian targets.
» 85% relevance | 31/05/2002 |
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Kashmir militants attack Indian police
Suspected Pakistani militants kill three Indian police officers, as
firing continues along the border of the disputed territory of Kashmir.
» 94% relevance | 30/05/2002 |
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Musharraf's Kashmir dilemma
Pakistani President Pervez Musharraf faces political difficulties - and
international pressure - over Pakistani militants active in Kashmir.
» 97% relevance | 30/05/2002 |
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Time 'running out' over Kashmir
India again urges Pakistan to tackle Kashmiri militants, as Britain's
Jack Straw ends his peace mission optimistic that war can be averted.
» 80% relevance | 30/05/2002 |
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Israel weighs response to attacks
Recent Palestinian attacks are debated by Israel's security cabinet
which reportedly opts to continue pinpoint raids to root out militants.
» 82% relevance | 29/05/2002 |
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Israeli troops raid Jenin
Israeli troops stage an incursion into the West Bank town of Jenin
during which they arrest several Palestinian militants.
» 85% relevance | 28/05/2002 |
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Israel thrusts into Bethlehem
Israeli troops seal off Manger Square in Bethlehem and arrest the local
leader of the militant al-Aqsa Martyrs Brigades.
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Musharraf to speak out on Kashmir
Pakistan's president is to make a nationwide address on the stand-off
with India over Kashmir, after missile tests increase nuclear war fears.
» 82% relevance | 27/05/2002 |
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How secure is Musharraf?
The Pakistani leader may be willing to clamp down on Kashmiri militants,
but they are not the only threat to his rule, says the BBC's Owen
Bennett-Jones.
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Palestinian shot dead in West Bank
Israeli forces kill a 55-year-old man during an attack on Tulkarm, and
stage fresh incursions into Bethlehem and Qalqilya.
» 82% relevance | 26/05/2002 |
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Militant 'dmits Pakistani backing'
India produces what it says is firm evidence that Pakistan is sponsoring
cross-border infiltration by militant Kashmiri separatists.
» 95% relevance | 26/05/2002 |
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Pakistan presses on with missile tests
Pakistan defies international opposition with a second missile test,
while across the border the Indian PM issues a rallying call to his
nation.
» 82% relevance | 26/05/2002 |
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US puts pressure on Musharraf
President Bush urges Pakistan to curb militant attacks in Kashmir - as a
missile test risks raising tensions further.
» 82% relevance | 25/05/2002 |
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Five dead in Kashmir gunbattle
The authorities in Indian-administered Kashmir say two members of the
security forces and three militants have died in a gunbattle.
» 82% relevance | 25/05/2002 |
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India 'puts off' Kashmir attack
India plans to give Pakistan two months to crack down on militants
infiltrating into Kashmir, reports say, after days of tension.
» 83% relevance | 24/05/2002 |
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Analysis: India's rising anger
Indians are increasingly cynical about Pakistan's claim to be a key
participant in the US-led war against terrorism.
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Vajpayee rules out Kashmir talks
India's prime minister says there can be no talks on the crisis in
Kashmir until Pakistan fulfils its promise to rein in Muslim militants.
» 82% relevance | 23/05/2002 |
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Exiled Palestinians arrive in Ireland
Two of the Palestinian militants exiled by Israel after the siege at the
Church of the Nativity in Bethlehem begin life in Ireland.
» 86% relevance | 23/05/2002 |
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Bethlehem militants begin Europe exile
Palestinian militants exiled from the West Bank are dispersed across
Europe following their temporary detention in Cyprus.
» 97% relevance | 22/05/2002 |
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Troops wrap up Afghan search
International troops end a five-day search for militants in the eastern
mountains with little to show for their efforts.
» 83% relevance | 22/05/2002 |
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Press condemns Kashmir killing
Indian newspapers carry hard-hitting front-page articles and editorials
condemning the killing of Kashmiri leader Abdul Ghani Lone.
» 85% relevance | 22/05/2002 |
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Exiled Palestinians head to Ireland
Two of the Palestinian militants exiled by Israel after the siege at the
Church of the Nativity in Bethlehem are due in Ireland.
» 83% relevance | 22/05/2002 |
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Kashmir's troubled history
India and Pakistan have gone to war repeatedly over Kashmir. With the
two countries now possessing nuclear weapons, there is concern that any
future conflict could escalate.
» 83% relevance | 22/05/2002 |
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Palestinian militant leader killed
The Israeli army kills a local commander of the al-Aqsa Martyrs'
Brigades near Nablus as its searches for suspected militants.
» 91% relevance | 22/05/2002 |
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Bethlehem exiles 'no threat' to hosts
A leader of the Palestinian militants about to take the last leg of
their journey into exile in western Europe says they will respect the
law.
» 94% relevance | 21/05/2002 |
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Bethlehem militants ponder life in Gaza
The BBC's Barbara Plett talks to militants from the Bethlehem church
siege, who feel glad to be alive but angry at the their exile in Gaza.
» 89% relevance | 21/05/2002 |
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Jailed Palestinian 'planned attack'
Israel says a Palestinian militant guarded by British and American
wardens in a West Bank prison planned Sunday's suicide attack.
» 80% relevance | 20/05/2002 |
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Kashmir back on-line
India restores public long-distance phone and internet services in
Kashmir, but the security shutdown has left many in the region angry.
» 83% relevance | 20/05/2002 |
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EU deal on Palestinian militants
European Union countries reach an agreement on the distribution of 13
exiled Palestinian militants.
» 95% relevance | 20/05/2002 |
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Attacks raise India-Pakistan tension
Militant attacks in Kashmir and exchanges of fire across the border
heighten fears of war between nuclear-armed India and Pakistan.
» 88% relevance | 20/05/2002 |
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Militant blames Israel for Beirut blast
Palestinian militant leader Ahmed Jibril accuses Israel of assassinating
his son in Lebanon - a claim instantly denied.
» 89% relevance | 20/05/2002 |
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Palestinian militants deal 'close'
An EU envoy in Cyprus says an agreement on the distribution of 13 exiled
militants to European countries will be reached "today or tomorrow".
» 97% relevance | 20/05/2002 |
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Deal on militants 'not done'
Cyprus denies reports that EU ministers have agreed who will take in the
Palestinian militants freed from Bethlehem.
» 95% relevance | 19/05/2002 |
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Indian Kashmir camp attacked
Suspected militants kill four Indian soldiers in the second major attack
within a week, as India and Pakistan trade fire over their disputed
border.
» 86% relevance | 19/05/2002 |
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India warns Pakistan over border
India steps up border security after a weekend of violence as it warns
Pakistan against launching any attack on its forces in Kashmir.
» 82% relevance | 19/05/2002 |
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EU 'strikes deal' on militants
Reports say the EU has struck a deal on which states will take in the 13
Palestinian militants freed from the Church of the Nativity.
» 94% relevance | 19/05/2002 |
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India expels Pakistani envoy
India orders the Pakistani High Commissioner to leave the country
following a bloody militant attack on an army garrison in Kashmir.
» 85% relevance | 18/05/2002 |
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Row over Kashmir attack deepens
Tensions rise after India expels Pakistan's diplomatic envoy and
violence continues in Kashmir, following a militant attack on Tuesday.
» 83% relevance | 18/05/2002 |
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Indian MPs condemn Pakistan
Indian MPs attack Pakistan for backing terrorism, but the government
declines to outline possible reprisals for a Kashmir attack.
» 80% relevance | 17/05/2002 |
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Pakistan troops hunt al-Qaeda
Pakistan steps up military activity in regions bordering Afghanistan, in
an effort to flush out suspected al-Qaeda and Taleban militants.
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