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U.S. Officials Equate Pakistani Spy Agency With Terror Groups in Leaked Documents

Material published by Wikileaks and the Guardian gives a more detailed picture of U.S.-Pakistan relations, one colored by deep suspicion.

Mumbai: The Plot Unfolds, Lashkar Strikes and Investigators Scramble

Sajid Mir, a mysterious Lashkar chief with close ties to Pakistani security forces, deploys American David Coleman Headley to scout hotels and other targets in Mumbai where foreigners are likely to be found.

Times Square Bombing Investigation Focuses on Suspected Role of Pakistani Army Major

U.S. investigators are looking into whether a major in Pakistan’s army knew of the plans to attack U.S. targets months before the Times Square bombing attempt.

Pakistani Taliban Link to Times Square Bombing Attempt Would Have Troubling Implications

If the failed Times Square bombing is linked to the Pakistani Taliban, it could mean a widening of what had been a local insurgency.

Obama Administration Slows Its Plan to Redirect Pakistan Aid

The U.S. is slowing plans to have Pakistani organizations handle aid money.

U.S. Contractor Announces Plans to Train Pakistani NGOs, On Its Own Dime

After a U.S. move to channel development money through local groups, an American company tries to position itself in Pakistan.

USAID Asks for Help Training Pakistani NGOs Set to Receive U.S. Money

The agency in charge of distributing millions in civilian aid to Pakistan has asked for help training the local organizations that will spend it, saying they "do not meet the minimum standards for managing" U.S. government funds.

State Dept. Responds to Criticisms Over Pakistan Aid Report

A State Department official says it's important for Pakistanis to have "buy-in" to aid programs to foster long-term development.

Washington to Reduce Funding for U.S. Contractors in Pakistan

The U.S. is planning to shift more of the money it spends in Pakistan to Pakistani NGOs and contractors, a move that has raised concerns about tracking how it's spent.

Adding it up: The Top Players in Foreign Agent Lobbying

Opening the Window on Foreign Lobbying

Records in a new database show how outside governments are pushing hard -- and spending big -- to influence American policy makers.

Mystery Surrounds Case of Terror Suspect

Stevens’ Alleged Help in Pakistan Deal