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US troops return to Pakistan for first time since being ordered to leave to aid avalanche recovery

Published April 10, 2012

American troops have returned to Pakistan in what is believed to be the first requested-presence mission since the U.S. military was ordered to leave last year amid a meltdown in the countries' relations.
EXCLUSIVE: Pakistan official says US military will be allowed to return, but not CIA drones

Published January 20, 2012

Relations between the two nations have been at an all-time low since 24 Pakistani soldiers were killed in an inadvertent aerial attack by NATO in November.
Iraq Denies Planned Execution for Saddam's Christian Right-Hand Man After U.S. Troops Withdraw

Published December 06, 2011

Iraq's government is denying a report that it will execute Tariq Aziz, one of the Saddam regime's most prominent figures, after U.S. troops withdraw at the end of the year.
Memo Controversy Could Cost U.S. Top Advocate in Pakistani Government

Published November 17, 2011

The United States may be about to lose its greatest advocate among the Pakistanis, the Pakistani ambassador to the U.S., who has been critical to conveying the need for cooperation from one of America's most important allies in eradicating Islamic militants.
'Star Wars' Sets Still Intact on Real-Life Tatooine, But Tunisia Not Taking Advantage

Published September 16, 2011

Residents of the town that sprouted the Rebel Alliance in the "Star Wars" saga say they hope their country's own revolution, combined with Friday's Blu-Ray re-release of the classic movies, will bring a much-needed economic boost to this North African nation.
Some Afghans Say It's Too Soon for the Withdrawal of American Troops

Published June 23, 2011

It is both everyday Afghan citizens and many among the various NATO military leaderships who feel is too soon for any significant drawdown.
Pakistan's Secret Service Arrests 5 CIA Informants Who Spied on Bin Laden

Published June 15, 2011

The five CIA informants arrested by Pakistan’s secret services include a Pakistani army major serving as a doctor and the owner of the safe house used by the CIA to spy on Usama bin Laden in his Abbottabad compound, Fox News has learned.
Pakistan's Deprived Christian Community Say They're Being Persecuted for U.S. Drone Strikes

Published April 23, 2011

Life on any given day for Pakistan's tiny, deprived Christian community is difficult. But members of Pakistan’s Christian community say now they're being persecuted for U.S. drone attacks on Islamic militants hiding on the border with Afghanistan .
U.S. Will Consider Controversial Drone Policy in Pakistan, Ambassador Says

Published April 11, 2011

The United States will reconsider its controversial policy of deploying drones against militants taking refuge in Pakistan, according to its ambassador in Islamabad.
Japan's Nuclear Rescuers: 'Inevitable Some of Them May Die Within Weeks'

Published March 31, 2011

Workers at the disaster-stricken Fukushima nuclear plant in Japan say they expect to die from radiation sickness as a result of their efforts to bring the reactors under control, the mother of one of the men told Fox News.

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Dominic Di Natale Archive

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US troops return to Pakistan for first time since being ordered to leave to aid avalanche recovery

EXCLUSIVE: Pakistan official says US military will be allowed to return, but not CIA drones

Iraq Denies Planned Execution for Saddam's Christian Right-Hand Man After U.S. Troops Withdraw

Memo Controversy Could Cost U.S. Top Advocate in Pakistani Government

'Star Wars' Sets Still Intact on Real-Life Tatooine, But Tunisia Not Taking Advantage

Some Afghans Say It's Too Soon for the Withdrawal of American Troops

Pakistan's Secret Service Arrests 5 CIA Informants Who Spied on Bin Laden

Pakistan's Deprived Christian Community Say They're Being Persecuted for U.S. Drone Strikes

U.S. Will Consider Controversial Drone Policy in Pakistan, Ambassador Says

Japan's Nuclear Rescuers: 'Inevitable Some of Them May Die Within Weeks'

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