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UN removes Osama bin Laden from sanctions list
Almost two years after his death at the hands of US special forces in Pakistan, a UN Security Council committee has removed al Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden from its sanctions list, although an order freezing any assets of the Islamist extremist remains in place.
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Pakistan on high alert, fear attacks on Osama's death anniversary
Pakistani security forces were on high alert on Wednesday to thwart any possible attacks by militants to mark the first anniversary of Osama bin Laden's killing in a unilateral raid by the US in Abbottabad.
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No need to release Osama pictures: US
The US does not plan to release images related to the covert raid that killed Osama bin Laden in Pakistan fearing that this might incite emotions, a top counter terrorism official has said ahead of the first death anniversary of the al-Qaeda chief. "There's no need to release the photos and video because there's no doubt whatsoever that Bin Laden i...
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US says it wants access to Osama's 3 widows
US President Barack Obama's national security advisor Thomas E. Donilon demanded on Sunday that Pakistan let American investigators interview Osama bin Laden's three widows, adding new pressure in a relationship now fraught over how Bin Laden could have been hiding near Islamabad for years before he was killed by commandos last week.Both Mr. Donilo...
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US warns Pak of more Abbottabad-like operations if it does not act against terrorism
Brushing aside Pakistan's protests, President Barack Obama has made it clear that the US will again carry out special operations in that country like the one against Osama bin Laden if necessary to target high profile terrorists.Obama's views on the subject were enunciated by White House Press Secretary Jay Carney when he was asked at a news confer...
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US adds security at airports, World Trade Centre site
Some local law enforcement agencies in the US are adding security measures following Osama bin Laden's death, out of what one called "an abundance of caution."In Los Angeles, police say they're stepping up intelligence monitoring, and the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey says it will add more police Monday at airports, bridges and the Worl...
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UN removes Osama bin Laden from sanctions list
Almost two years after his death at the hands of US special forces in Pakistan, a UN Security Council committee has removed al Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden from its sanctions list, although an order freezing any assets of the Islamist extremist remains in place.
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Pakistan on high alert, fear attacks on Osama's death anniversary
Pakistani security forces were on high alert on Wednesday to thwart any possible attacks by militants to mark the first anniversary of Osama bin Laden's killing in a unilateral raid by the US in Abbottabad.
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No need to release Osama pictures: US
The US does not plan to release images related to the covert raid that killed Osama bin Laden in Pakistan fearing that this might incite emotions, a top counter terrorism official has said ahead of the first death anniversary of the al-Qaeda chief. "There's no need to release the photos and video because there's no doubt whatsoever that Bin Laden i...
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US says it wants access to Osama's 3 widows
US President Barack Obama's national security advisor Thomas E. Donilon demanded on Sunday that Pakistan let American investigators interview Osama bin Laden's three widows, adding new pressure in a relationship now fraught over how Bin Laden could have been hiding near Islamabad for years before he was killed by commandos last week.Both Mr. Donilo...
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US warns Pak of more Abbottabad-like operations if it does not act against terrorism
Brushing aside Pakistan's protests, President Barack Obama has made it clear that the US will again carry out special operations in that country like the one against Osama bin Laden if necessary to target high profile terrorists.Obama's views on the subject were enunciated by White House Press Secretary Jay Carney when he was asked at a news confer...
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US adds security at airports, World Trade Centre site
Some local law enforcement agencies in the US are adding security measures following Osama bin Laden's death, out of what one called "an abundance of caution."In Los Angeles, police say they're stepping up intelligence monitoring, and the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey says it will add more police Monday at airports, bridges and the Worl...
