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US could start a new Cold War, warns former Russian President Gorbachev
Former Russian President Mikhail Gorbachev has warned that the United States could push the world into a new Cold War. ANI

US to send 7,000 more troops to Afghanistan: NYT
The United States is considering sending up to 7,000 more troops to Afghanistan next year to make up for a shortfall in contributions from NATO allies, the New York Times has reported. ANI

US to provide military aid to Pakistan to fight terrorism : Robert Gates
US Defence Secretary Robert Gates has said that the US will provide military aid to Pakistan to fight terrorism. ANI

Pakistan still a key ally of the US in the war on terror
The Bush Administration still believes that Pakistan is a key ally in the war against terrorism. ANI

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Al-Qaeda, Taliban pose a threat to Pak Govt: US Defence Secretary
US Defence Secretary Robert Gates has warned that al-Qaeda and Taliban forces in Pakistans northwest frontier region pose a direct threat to the Musharraf Government. ANI

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