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Turning Tables, U.S. Troops Ambush Taliban With Swift and Lethal Results (3320) |
| The infantryman’s war in Afghanistan is often waged on the Taliban’s terms, but a patrol from the First Infantry Division reversed the routine. |
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More Mumbai Links to Pakistan and Signs of Hostage Abuse (2460) |
| The Mumbai police identified a second Pakistani terrorist as an engineer of the attacks, as gruesome new evidence emerged of mistreatment of hostages. |
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After 30 Years, Economic Perils on China’s Path (2354) |
| Chinese leaders are facing a new era in which Deng Xiaoping’s export-led economic model faces unprecedented challenges. |
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Taliban Seize Vital Pakistan Area Closer to the Capital (2158) |
| Taliban militants have established control in the strategically important area of Buner, only 70 miles from Islamabad, law enforcement officials said. |
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Jews of Mumbai, a Tiny and Eclectic Group, Suddenly Reconsider Their Serene Existence (1325) |
| Mumbai’s 4,000 Jewish residents have been left badly shaken by the terrorist assault on Nariman House . |
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U.S. Rejected Aid for Israeli Raid on Iranian Nuclear Site (1324) |
| President Bush deflected a request by Israel last year for help in an attack on Iran’s main nuclear site and told the Israelis about new covert action against Iran. |
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In Pakistan, U.S. Special Envoy Finds Discontent (1299) |
| Richard C. Holbrooke heard a familiar list of requests for more money and arms from Pakistan’s leadership, and a litany of complaints about American airstrikes. |
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Mumbai Attacks Politicize Long-Isolated Elite (1277) |
| The attack has prompted the wealthy to demand a vital public service: safety. |
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Taliban Exploit Class Rifts to Gain Ground in Pakistan (1272) |
| The militants have organized landless tenants against wealthy landlords in a strategy that poses broad dangers for the rest of Pakistan. |
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Freed by U.S., Saudi Becomes a Qaeda Chief (1237) |
| The emergence of a former Guantánamo Bay detainee as leader of Al Qaeda’s Yemeni branch illustrates the pitfalls of closing the detention center. |
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