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Paper 369 04.12.2001
by Dr. Subhash Kapila
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Paper No. 370 07-12-2001
by B. Raman
It is already two months since the US-led war against terrorism was launched in Afghanistan and it will shortly be three since the horrendous terrorist strikes of September 11,2001, in the US.
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Page No- 4707 23-sept-2011
By B. Raman
The assassination on September 20, 2011, of Burhanuddin Rabbani , a Tajik leader of Afghanistan, is of strategic significance to India.
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Page No- 4716 28-sept-2011
By Bhaskar Roy
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Page No- 4718 2-oct-2011
By B.Raman
The USA’s Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) has kept up its run of successes against Al Qaeda with the killing of Anwar al-Awlaki, a US citizen of Yemeni origin, and Samir Khan, a US citizen of Pakistani origin, in a Drone (pilotless plane) and a conventional air strike from a fighter aircraft on a convoy of three cars in which they were travelling in Yemen on September 30,2011.
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Page No- 4731 12-oct-2011
By Dr Subhash Kapila
Introductory Observations
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Page No - 4745 15-oct-2011
By B.Raman
When Abu Zubaidah, who was reportedly No.3 of Al Qaeda at the time of 9/11, was ultimately traced to his rabbit-hole and arrested, it was not in the tribal belt. It was in the house of a local office-bearer of the Lashkar-e-Toiba (LET) in Faislabad, a city of Pakistani Punjab.
2. When Ramzi Binalshib, another top gun of Al Qaeda, was ultimately traced to his rabbit-hole and arrested, it was found to be in Karachi.
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