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Situation on Indian border fragile: Pakistani PM

Differences between Pak PM Yousuf Reza Gilani and President Zardari have cropped up during the stand-off with India.

Pakistani Prime Minister Yousaf Raza Gilani said on Friday the situation was "fragile" on the border with India, and regretted the suspension of peace talks following the militant attacks in Mumbai in November.

Gilani's remarks came a day after the government confirmed that the lone surviving gunman from the attack that killed 179 people in India's financial capital was a Pakistani.

The Prime Minister sacked his national security adviser on Thursday for disclosing this before consulting him.

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Friday , 9 January '09

UNSC votes for 'immediate' Gaza ceasefire

The UN Security Council overwhelmingly voted for an 'immediate and durable' ceasefire in Gaza calling for a full Israeli withdrawal.

Friday , 9 January '09

Obama may name Holbrooke special envoy for India, Pak

The Obama administration is likely to appoint veteran troubleshooter Richard C Holbrooke as a special envoy to Pakistan and India.

Friday , 9 January '09

Sacked Pak NSA says his conscience was 'clear'

Sacked Pak NSA Mahmud Ali Durrani said that the charges levelled against him were 'incorrect and his conscience was 'clear'.

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Friday , 9 January '09

'Terrorists worldwide could emulate Mumbai attack tactics'

The Mumbai attackers could become a role model for other terrorists across the world, top security officials told the US Congress.

Friday , 9 January '09

Clean up the terror camps: US Senator to Pak

An influential US lawmaker, Senator Lieberman, has asked Pakistan to 'clean up' the terrorist training camps on its soil.

Thursday , 8 January '09

Burney demands Malik's resignation over Kasab

Leading human rights activist Ansar Burney has demanded the immediate resignation of Interior Ministry Chief Rehman Malik.

Thursday , 8 January '09

Pak may not seek consular access to Kasab: Report

Despite acknowledging that Kasab is indeed a Pakistani who has damaged the country's image 'like no other', Pak will not seek consular access to him.

Friday , 9 January '09

Kasab’s parents missing from their home: Burney

Leading Pakistani rights activist Ansar Burney claimed that the parents of Ajmal Amir Kasab, lone terrorist arrested by Indian authorities for the Mumbai attacks, were missing from their home in Faridkot village in Punjab province.

Thursday , 8 January '09

Stay away from Kashmir, US report warns Obama

The incoming Obama administration should stay away from any ‘high-visibility’ focus on the Kashmir issue as it would likely evoke Indian resistance and risk fuelling Pakistani expectations of a settlement favouring Islamabad, a Congressional report has warned.

Thursday , 8 January '09

FBI to let India prosecute Mumbai attackers

The FBI will not seek custody of the perpetrators of the attacks, which also killed six Americans, and will let India prosecute them.

Thursday , 8 January '09

Pak’s Fata ‘most dangerous place’ in the world

A US-based think-tank has asked the incoming Obama administration to declare Fata a part of the Afghan war theatre.

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