Tuesday, January 12, 2010

Pakistan Civil War News Updates -- January 12, 2010

Pakistan Suffers Worst Year Of Terrorist Violence -- The Telegraph

Pakistan suffered its worst year of terrorist violence last year, with more than 3,000 people reported to have been killed as an al-Qaeda-inspired insurgency targeted civilians and destabilised the country.

The toll from the violence in Pakistan far outstripped the bloodshed in neighbouring Afghanistan, according to research by the Pakistan Institute of Peace Studies (Pips).

It found that 3,021 people had been killed and 7,334 injured in terrorist attacks in Pakistan in 2009. There were 87 suicide bombings out of 2,586 incidents related to terrorism - a 45 per cent rise in attacks over the previous year.

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More News On Pakistan

Pakistan suffers record number of deaths due to militant violence -- The Guardian
Pakistan terrorist violence spiked 45 percent in 2009 -- McClatchy News
Action likely in N. Waziristan, say US senators -- DAWN
Senator: Pakistan army may go to North Waziristan -- Washington Post/AP
'Taliban storm Pakistan army post, kill soldier' -- AFP
US drone war delivers results, but at what price? -- AFP
Political violence sparks protest in Pakistan's Karachi -- AFP
Pakistan seen becoming more Islamist, anti-U.S. -- Reuters
Taking on the Taliban: 'Where have all the bad guys gone?' -- Toronto Star
Pakistan's Response to Terrorism: Still Inadequate -- Time Magazine

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