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March 20, 2003 |
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Iraq: D-Day and After
'In the immediate and short term, there is a strong possibility of anti-US demonstrations and terrorist attacks.'
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March 14, 2003 |
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Lessons from the Mumbai blasts
'For every successful act of terrorism there are many which were prevented by timely and precise intelligence, but the public will always judge the intelligence agencies by what they could not prevent,' says B Raman.
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March 7, 2003 |
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Is the net closing in on Osama?
'There is palpable nervousness in Pakistani official circles that he may ultimately be found in their territory, thereby adding to American suspicions about their links with Al Qaeda.'
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February 26, 2003 |
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The Karachi Attack: The Kashmir Link
'The attack on the Kashmiri Shias from Gilgit is probably in retaliation for what the Lashkar views as their collaboration with US intelligence,' says B Raman
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February 20, 2003 |
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The Intelligence game
While US intelligence agencies are willing to help India deal with terrorism, they are not willing to help prove that Pakistan sponsors terrorism, says B Raman
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December 12, 2002 |
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The North Korea-Yemen connection
'The US has been closely monitoring all ships originating from North Korea to detect missile shipments bound for the Gulf region, lest some of these missiles find their way into the arsenal of Saddam Hussein, or Pakistan.'
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November 29, 2002 |
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Wakeup call from Mombasa
'By targeting foreign travellers and civil aircraft, bin Laden's organisations are trying to create a fear of travel and insecurity in the emerging markets of the world.'
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November 22, 2002 |
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Terrorism's Enduring Threat
'It is important for the States countering terrorism to keep the focus on terrorism as a scourge and on the human tragedies in the form of large civilian casualties perpetrated by the terrorists.'
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September 18, 2002 |
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Al Qaeda's new home
'The sanctuaries now enjoyed by Al Qaeda in Karachi would not have been possible without the complicity of the ISI and Karachi's underworld. Since 1994, Dawood Ibrahim has emerged as the godfather of Karachi's underworld.'
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August 27, 2002 |
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Pak's devious ploy
'Musharraf has shown a disturbing determination not to act against pan-Islamic organisations active in J&K. Their objective is to bring J&K under the sway of pan-Islamism.'
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