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  • ...doc_id=144548; The FPA has close ties to World Economic Forum. The case of Pakistan is particularly dramatic. Faced with a stark choice, President Musharraf m
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  • ...sensitive regions including Somalia, Lebanon, West Bank/Gaza, Afghanistan/Pakistan, and Sudan. As Director of the agency's Middle East, Europe, and North Afri
    12 KB (1,758 words) - 10:46, 2 May 2009
  • :He flew to Islamabad and traveled to Chitral, about 20 kilometers from the Pakistan/Afghan border. The missiles and cash were smuggled by mule convoy into the
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  • ...it of the family of [[Benazir Bhutto]] to secure an inspection contract in Pakistan. According to the investigation, 'no satisfactory explanation of these omis
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  • ...Holdings Ltd]] (APRIL) - Indonesia | [[Kuwait Petroleum Corporation]] | [[Pakistan State Oil Company]] | [[Abdul Latif Jameel Group]] (Saudi Arabia]] | [[GS C
    22 KB (2,883 words) - 10:04, 7 July 2010
  • ...nship between the organization and the Government. A Committee member from Pakistan questioned the group's views on Islamophobia in Europe.' <ref> [http://www.
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  • ...rity issues; and international terrorism issues related to Iran, Iraq, and Pakistan. His terrorism studies and Political Psychology coursework at the Elliott S
    26 KB (3,817 words) - 15:51, 7 May 2009
  • ...army officer in the East India Company and political officer in modern day Pakistan. An advocate of diplomacy and what is today called 'soft power' he is thoug
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  • ...in early 2010. This reportedly coincided with increased Saudi pressure on Pakistan to cooperate with the US against the Taliban.<ref>[http://www.upi.com/Top_N
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  • '''Fatima Mullick''' is the Pakistan Project Manager at the Quilliam Foundation where she has been working since
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  • '''Mehrunnisa Yusuf''' is Pakistan Project Officer at the Quilliam Foundation. According to her Quilliam biogr ...man rights in the developing world and in times of complex emergencies. In Pakistan, she has worked in freelance capacity and at the Asian Development Bank on
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  • ...with the Muslim Brotherhood but also with members of the Deobandi sect in Pakistan, whose fundamentalism schooled the Taliban and inspired an army of al Qaeda
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  • *Radicalisation of the Sunni-Shi'a Divide: From Pakistan and Afghanistan to Iraq, Lebanon and the Gulf - Dr [[Ely Karmon]], Senior R
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  • According to the ''Washington Times'', the [[Center for Afghanistan Pakistan Excellence]] is an in-house intelligence organisation at U.S [[Central Comm
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  • ...s University, USA | [[Pak Institute for Peace Studies]] (PIPS), Islamabad, Pakistan | [[Research Institute for European and American Studies]] (RIEAS) , Athens
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  • *[[Shazad Ali]] - Dawn, Karachi, Pakistan
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  • *[[Staffan Darnolf]] – Chief of Party, Pakistan <td>Pakistan</td>
    10 KB (1,297 words) - 10:46, 16 September 2009
  • :"19-25 June 2004, to Afghanistan and Pakistan on fact-finding visit. Flights and accommodation paid for by Saladin Securi
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  • ...e main supporters of this call were Brazil, South Africa, India, China and Pakistan. Latin American and Caribbean countries, grouped around the Declaración de
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  • Blount worked for the [[Foreign Office]] for ten years, serving in Peru and Pakistan. He was later head of operations in Karachi for Hong Kong investment bank [
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