Records show Osama bin Laden was in contact with commanders from Harkat ul Mujahideen (HuM), regarded as an ISI-backed terror group in Pakistan's proxy war with India in Kashmir Photo: REUTERSReport: Phone Offers Clues To Bin Laden's Pakistan Links -- Voice of America
A leading U.S. newspaper reports a cell phone found during the raid that killed al-Qaida leader Osama bin Laden in Pakistan contained contacts to a militant group that has "strong ties" to Pakistan's intelligence agency.
Citing unnamed U.S. officials, The New York Times said the discovery of the phone indicated that the group, Haradat-ul-Mujahideen, was part of bin Laden's support network within Pakistan.
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MIDDLE EAST
Protests across Syria demand end of Assad's rule. Thousands of Syrians march, defying army's guns. 2 killed as Syrian forces fire on protesters.
Turkey says 1,500 Syrians fled across its border in one day.
At least 40 Iraqis killed in blasts in Baghdad.
Iraq PM says bloated government must be trimmed.
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ASIA
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Chinese warships cross high seas off Japan island.
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AFRICA
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'Partner' airstrike hits Somali militants' convoy.
Senegal: Abdoulaye Wade drops poll plans after riots.
West Africa newest market in global drug trade.
General says Mugabe rival is a threat to Zimbabwe.
EUROPE
Greece agrees to more austerity cuts. Angry Greeks say new taxes to hurt middle class, again.
Belarus cracks down on growing protests.
Ukraine: Tymoshenko on trial in Kiev for abuse of power.
Merkel: EU leaders agree on Croatian membership.
AMERICAS
Poll: U.S. public now opposes Libya military action. Libya conundrum: Congress to hold two votes on the conflict.
Peru set to surpass Colombia as world's top coca producer.
Central America struggles with drugs.
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TERRORISM/THE LONG WAR
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Senate offers revised rules for suspects of terrorism.
ECONOMY/FINANCE/BUSINESS
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