Wikileaks has released what is being termed the biggest intelligence leak in history.

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REPORTER – Episode 10 – Wikileaks reveals Pakistan US trust deficit Part – 6

US officials believe that the intelligence agency of ally Pakistan has been secretly supporting the Taliban in their conflict with US-led Nato troops in Afghanistan, leaked records say.

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Pakistan ex-intelligence chief denies aiding Talban

US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has hailed a new Pakistan Afghanistan trade agreement as the most significant for 50 years. .

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Clinton: We won’t abandon Afghanistan

US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has hailed a new Pakistan Afghanistan trade agreement as the most significant for 50 years. . Follow us on twitter at twitter.com .

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Clinton: We won’t abandon Afghanistan

A large explosion has ripped through a village in a tribal area bordering Afghanistan where the Pakistani army has fought the Taliban. . . Follow us on twitter at twitter.com .

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Suicide bomb blast in Pakistan tribal area

Will the Taliban come to the negotiating table? And what does the world think about Pakistan’s role in Afghanistan?

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Engaging the Taliban – 19th June – Part 3

Seven people are dead after a Nato supply convoy heading for Afghanistan was attacked by militants near Pakistan’s capital Islamabad.

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Nato convoy attacked by gunmen in Pakistan

June 1 (Bloomberg) — Rick Nelson, director of the Center for Strategic and International Studies, talks with Bloomberg’s Julie Hyman about the death of top al-Qaeda leader, Mustafa Abu al-Yazid and the impact on the organization. Al-Qaeda announced al-Yazid’s death on Islamic militant websites, Washington-based monitoring groups reported. (Source: Bloomberg)

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Nelson Says Death of Al-Yazid `Significant’ for Al-Qaeda: Video

www.gijc2010.ch http One of the most award investigative journalist, Seymour Hersh, has accepted the invitation made by the GIJC 2010 to be a keynote speaker in Geneva. Known as early as 1969 to be the journalist who broke the My Lai scandal in Vietnam, Seymour Hersh has more recently exposed the Abu Ghraib scandal. Hersh has published eight books, including, most recently, “Chain of Command”, which was based on his reporting on Abu Ghraib for the New Yorker magazine.

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Seymour Hersh speaks at Global Investigative Journalism Conference in Geneva (Highlights)

www.gijc2010.ch http One of the most award investigative journalist, Seymour Hersh, has accepted the invitation made by the GIJC 2010 to be a keynote speaker in Geneva. Known as early as 1969 to be the journalist who broke the My Lai scandal in Vietnam, Seymour Hersh has more recently exposed the Abu Ghraib scandal. Hersh has published eight books, including, most recently, “Chain of Command”, which was based on his reporting on Abu Ghraib for the New Yorker magazine

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Seymour Hersh speaks at Global Investigative Journalism Conference in Geneva (Highlights)