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Pak Court Reduces Daniel Pearl Killer's Death Sentence To 7 Years In Jail
A Pakistani court on Thursday overturned the death sentence for British-born militant Ahmed Omar Saeed Sheikh, who had been convicted over the 2002 killing of American journalist Daniel Pearl.
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US Jails Albanian Over Thwarted Trip to Join Jihadists
A 31-year-old Albanian, arrested for trying to travel from New York to Pakistan, was sentenced to 16 years in an American prison on Thursday for terrorism.
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Family's Despair For Pakistan's Aafia Siddiqui
From Algeria to Iraq to Yemen, one name crops up again and again in the demands of Islamist hostage-takers: Aafia Siddiqui, the Pakistani scientist jailed in the United States for attacking American soldiers in Afghanistan.
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Pakistan delays ruling on jailed American
A provincial court gave the Pakistani government three weeks on Thursday to decide whether the American official in custody for killing two Pakistanis has diplomatic immunity, a decision that amounts to a slap to the United States, the nation's biggest donor and an ally in the fight against terror.The decision came a day after a whirlwind visit by ...
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Pak Court Reduces Daniel Pearl Killer's Death Sentence To 7 Years In Jail
A Pakistani court on Thursday overturned the death sentence for British-born militant Ahmed Omar Saeed Sheikh, who had been convicted over the 2002 killing of American journalist Daniel Pearl.
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US Jails Albanian Over Thwarted Trip to Join Jihadists
A 31-year-old Albanian, arrested for trying to travel from New York to Pakistan, was sentenced to 16 years in an American prison on Thursday for terrorism.
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Family's Despair For Pakistan's Aafia Siddiqui
From Algeria to Iraq to Yemen, one name crops up again and again in the demands of Islamist hostage-takers: Aafia Siddiqui, the Pakistani scientist jailed in the United States for attacking American soldiers in Afghanistan.
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Pakistan delays ruling on jailed American
A provincial court gave the Pakistani government three weeks on Thursday to decide whether the American official in custody for killing two Pakistanis has diplomatic immunity, a decision that amounts to a slap to the United States, the nation's biggest donor and an ally in the fight against terror.The decision came a day after a whirlwind visit by ...
