Pakistan
Events (101)
- After May 18, 1974: A. Q. Khan Offers Services to Pakistan 1974-05-18
- Before January 18, 1981: Saudis Reportedly Offer Pakistan Millions to Develop Atomic Bomb 1981-01-18
- December 18, 1987: Congress Approves Hundreds of Millions of Dollars for Pakistan, Despite US Knowledge of Nuclear Weapons Program 1987-12-18
- August 4, 1989: Analyst of Pakistan’s Nuclear Program Alleged to Be ‘Security Risk’ and Fired from Pentagon 1989-08-04
- June 23, 1995: CIA Reports China Has Shipped Nuclear Missile Parts to Pakistan in Last Three Months 1995-06-23
- May 26, 1997: Taliban Government Is Officially Recognized by Saudis 1997-05-26
- August 13, 1997: US Aware Taliban Are Paying Pakistani Government with Drugs 1997-08-13
- August 27, 1997: US Ambassador Criticizes Pakistan over Its Aid to Taliban 1997-08-27
- March 9, 1998: Pakistan Admits It Is Giving Weapons to Taliban 1998-03-09
- May 28, 1998: Pakistan Tests Nuclear Bomb 1998-05-28
- December 22, 1998: Bin Laden Thanks Pakistani Government Departments for Their Assistance 1998-12-22
- July 4, 1999: During Regional Crisis, Clinton Threatens to Publicly Expose Pakistan’s Support for Bin Laden 1999-07-04
- April 4, 2000: ISI Director Visits Washington and Is Told to Give Warning to Taliban 2000-04-04
- September 26, 2000: US Sees Pakistani Support for Taliban Is ‘Unprecedented’ and Increasing 2000-09-26
- January 19, 2001: US and Pakistan Discuss Operation to Snatch Bin Laden 2001-01-19
- April 30, 2001: Annual Terrorism Report Says Focusing on Bin Laden Is Mistake; Pakistan and Taliban Are Criticized But Not Punished 2001-04-30
- June 27, 2001: India and Pakistan Discuss Building Pipeline Project Through Iran 2001-06-27
- August 22, 2001: US and Pakistan Negotiate to Capture or Kill Bin Laden 2001-08-22
- September 10, 2001: Pakistani Army Guards Bin Laden as He Receives Medical Treatment 2001-09-10
- (After 4:15 p.m.) September 11, 2001: US Leaders Determine to Crush Taliban 2001-09-11
- Before September 11, 2001: US Government Knows of Taliban, Saudi, and Pakistan Connections, but Does Nothing 2001-09-11
- September 12, 2001: US Official Allegedly Threatens to Bomb Pakistan ‘Back to Stone Age’ If It Does Not Completely Support US 2001-09-12
- September 13-15, 2001: US Gives Pakistan Ultimatum; Pakistan Agrees at First, but Backtracks Later 2001-09-13
- October 9, 2001: Afghan Pipeline Idea Is Revived 2001-10-09
- October 27, 2001: Pakistan Rewarded With Large Aid Package 2001-10-27
- November 14-25, 2001: US Secretly Authorizes Airlift of Pakistani and Taliban Fighters 2001-11-14
- November 29, 2001: US and Pakistan Return Convicted Drug Warlord to Afghanistan 2001-11-29
- December 10, 2001: Pakistani Troops Start to Guard Parts of Tora Bora Border but Then Withdraw 2001-12-10
- January 5, 2002: FBI Interested in Captured Pakistani Militant Leader 2002-01-05
- November 2001-February 5, 2002: Saeed Sheikh Indicted for Role in 1994 Kidnapping 2002-02-05
- July 19, 2002: Why Is US Not Interrogating Saeed Sheikh, Indian Newspaper Wonders 2002-07-19
- August 2, 2002: ISI Tried to Buy Nuclear Material for Bin Laden 2002-08-02
- November 18, 2002: US Said to Be Ignoring Accurate Information on Bin Laden’s Whereabouts 2002-11-18
- December 27, 2002: Afghanistan, Pakistan, and Turkmenistan Agree on Building Pipeline 2002-12-27
- January 18, 2003: Pakistan’s President Warns of Imminent Western Attack 2003-01-18
- July 16, 2004: 9/11 Commission Chairman’s Comments Lead to Flurry of Reporting on Iran, None on Pakistan 2004-07-16
- August 4, 2004: Pakistan Continues to Support the Taliban 2004-08-04
- December 14, 2004: Report: US Has Abandoned Its Hunt for Bin Laden 2004-12-14
- June 19, 2005: CIA Director Says He Has ‘Excellent Idea’ Where Bin Laden Is Hiding 2005-06-19
- September 5, 2006: Deal with Pakistani Government Gives Al-Qaeda and Taliban Safe Haven in Tribal Region of North Waziristan 2006-09-05
- September 10, 2006: Bin Laden Trail Said to Have Gone Cold 2006-09-10
- February 1, 2007: Bush Administration Opposes Bill Tying Military Aid to Pakistan with Pakistan Stopping Support for Taliban 2007-02-01
- July 8, 2007: US Reluctant to Move Against Al-Qaeda Leaders Based in Pakistan 2007-07-08
- September 23, 2009: US Ambassador to Pakistan Secretly Advises that No Amount of US Aid Will Stop Pakistan from Supporting Militants; Policy Change Is Needed 2009-09-23
- October 10-15, 2009: Series of Militant ‘Syndicate’ Attacks in Pakistan Display Commando-Style Tactics and Inside Knowledge of Pakistani Security Forces 2009-10-10
- December 3, 2009: Pakistani Prime Minister Gillani Says Bin Laden Not in Pakistan 2009-12-03
- December 31, 2009 and Before: 700 Civilians Killed by US Drone Strikes in Tribal Areas in 2009, Pakistan Estimates 2009-12-31
- May 11, 2010: Secretary of State Clinton Says Pakistani Government Knows Where Bin Laden and Other Militant Leaders Are Hiding 2010-05-11
- July 21, 2010: US Warns British Prime Minister Cameron that Pakistan Is Supporting Terrorism, Possibly Hiding Bin Laden 2010-07-21
- July 28, 2010: British Prime Minister Cameron Accuses Pakistani Government of Exporting Terrorism 2010-07-28