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online.wsj.com - 12/3/2008

India Names Mumbai Mastermind

— online.wsj.com — Getty Images STANDING WATCH: Police on Tuesday guard Mumbai's main rail station, a target of last week's... terror attack -- plotted, India says, by a Pakistani militant. (more) India Names Mumbai Mastermind

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thenation.com - 12/2/2008

The Dreyfuss Report

— thenation.com — Obama's New Team at State, Defense, NSC By Robert Dreyfuss The Wall Street Journal , evidently keen... readers of this blog, devoted an editorial on Friday to my criticism of Barack Obama's foreign policy team. Its November 28 editorial , entitled ... (more) The Dreyfuss Report

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nytimes.com - 12/3/2008

Op-Ed Columnist - Calling All Pakistanis

— nytimes.com — On Feb. 6, 2006, three Pakistanis died in Peshawar and Lahore during violent street protests against Danish... cartoons that had satirized the Prophet Muhammad. More such mass protests followed weeks later. When Pakistanis and other Muslims are willing ... (more) Op-Ed Columnist - Calling All Pakistanis

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India Demands Pakistan Turn Over Its 20 Most Wanted "Militatants"
Ace of Spades HQ — India Demands Pakistan Turn Over Its 20 Most Wanted "Militatants" A useless gesture: India has served Pakistan with a demand to hand over 20 of its most feared criminals and militants, seeking co-operation with its neighbour rather than military confrontation in response to last week’s attacks on Mumbai. Pranab Mukherjee, India’s foreign minister, said on Tuesday: “We have asked for the arrest and handover of those persons who are settled in Pakistan and who are fugitives of Indian law. “Nobody is talking of military action [against Pakistan],” he said of the ...

The Guns of December?
Vodkapundit — India has presented Pakistan with a demand: to hand over 20 of its most feared criminals and militants, seeking co-operation with its neighbour rather than military confrontation in response to last week’s attacks on Mumbai. Pranab Mukherjee, India’s foreign minister, said on Tuesday: “We have asked for the arrest and handover of those persons who are settled in Pakistan and who are fugitives of Indian law. It’s comforting to hear that New Delhi wants “co-operation.” It’s less comforting when you think that this story reminded me first of President Bush’s demands on the Taliban ...