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dailymail.co.uk - 11/28/2008

Massacre in Mumbai: Up to SEVEN gunmen were British and 'came from same area as 7/7 bombers'

— dailymail.co.uk — British-born Pakistanis were among the Mumbai terrorists, Indian government sources claimed today, as the death toll rose to at least 150. (more) Massacre in Mumbai: Up to SEVEN gunmen were British and ...

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haaretz.com - 11/28/2008

ANALYSIS / Is Al-Qaida behind the Mumbai terror attacks? - Haaretz - Israel News  ...

— haaretz.com — A previously little-known group calling itself the Deccan Mujahideen claimed responsibility for the series of attacks that rocked Mumbai over the last two days. The organization is named for Hyderabad, a mainly Muslim southern Indian city. It ... (more) ANALYSIS / Is Al-Qaida behind the Mumbai ...

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kashmirwatch.com - 11/28/2008

: In-depth coverage on Kashmir conflict

— kashmirwatch.com — Cross-LoC trade to be sorted out Iftikhar Gilani NEW DELHI, Nov 26: India and Pakistan resolved to address "teething problems" cropped up in the way of continuing the cross-LoC trade. Addressing a joint press interaction after a two-hour long meeting ... (more) : In-depth coverage on Kashmir conflict

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Hugh Hewitt: "Is Al-Qaida behind the Mumbai terror attacks?"
Townhall.com Blog's TownHall Blog — ... Israeli media, as usual, is far ahead of the American MSM in gathering the details and key background for the story. UPDATE : The Atlantic's Robert Kaplan, as usual, has more key background. Two in-depth interviews with Kaplan are included in ...

India's Internal Reckoning
The Daily Dish | By Andrew Sullivan — Bob Kaplan explains the Hindu-Muslim divide that helps frame the Mumbai terror attacks: The immediate result of the Mumbai terror attacks will be a further hardening of inter-communal relations within India. The latest attacks will also increase the likelihood that in national elections slated for early 2009, the result will be a BJP-led government, as Hindus, who comprise the overwhelming majority of Indian voters, take on another layer of insecurity. Internationally, this event will further aggravate Indian-Pakistani relations, making it harder ...

Getting up to Speed on Mumbai Attacks
PoliBlog: A Rough Draft of my Thoughts — If you are trying to get up to speed on the Mumbai situation, here are some recommendations: The BBC has a useful timeline: Mumbai under attack and CNN has a map of the sites that were attacked. The NYT has a summary of events here: 5 Hostages Die as Mumbai Siege Persists - Mumbai Hotel Is Last Scene of Conflict. Robert Kaplan has a good overview of the relevant domestic political context over at The Atlantic: Behind Mumbai.

Mumbai and India's Homegrown Insurgency
Newshoggers.com — ... back in 2006 when the LeK really was to blame for bombings in Mumbai but ex-BFF dictator Musharraf had to be protected. However there's a deeper story which America's new regional BFF doesn't want told, one of Hindu-Muslim antipathy fuelled as much by Hindu supremacism as by Muslim extremism. The consequences in a nation that is 80% Hindu and where the Hindu supremacist party is one of the two largest, have been ...

Mumbai and India's Homegrown Insurgency
At-Largely — ... back in 2006 when the LeK really was to blame for bombings in Mumbai but ex-BFF dictator Musharraf had to be protected. However there's a deeper story which America's new regional BFF doesn't want told, one of Hindu-Muslim antipathy fuelled as much by Hindu supremacism as by Muslim extremism. The consequences in a nation that is 80% Hindu and where the Hindu supremacist party is one of the two largest, have been ...

Hugh Hewitt: The Atlantic's Robert Kaplan on India-Pakistan Conflict
Townhall.com Blog's TownHall Blog — ... Posted by: Hugh Hewitt at 5:22 PM The Atlantic's Robert Kaplan joins me on today's program to discuss his recent trip to India, touched on here. More ...