Pakistan
Events (101)
- April 29, 2011: Employee Complains to Supervisor about BAE’s Intent to Sell Weapon System to Pakistan 2011-04-29
- May 2, 2011 and After: Some US Officials Question Pakistani Government’s Knowledge of Bin Laden’s Abbottabad Hideout 2011-05-02
- May 4, 2011: Afghan Government Says Pakistani Government Must Have Known of Bin Laden’s Hideout 2011-05-04
- May 5, 2011: Senator Levin Says Location of Bin Laden, Other Militants Known at ‘High Levels’ of Pakistani Government 2011-05-05
- May 22, 2011: Militant Camps Have Existed near Bin Laden’s Abbottabad, Pakistan, Hideout since 1990s 2011-05-22
- Before May 31, 2011: Employee of BAE Systems Seeks Position at AUSGAR over BAE’s Intent to Sell Weapon System to Pakistan 2011-05-31
- May 31, 2011: Employee of BAE Systems Resigns over Company’s Intent to Sell Weapon System to Pakistan 2011-05-31
- June 1, 2011: Former Marine, BAE Systems Employee, Prevented from Working in Defense Industry 2011-06-01
- 2003: US Sells Weapons to Undemocratic Countries and Countries with Poor Human Rights Records
- September 2005-September 2006: US Arms Sales to Foreign Countries Double
- April 1997: Official Tells Senate Committee Administration Is Covering Up Chinese Missile Sales to Pakistan
- June 2000: CIA Director Tenet Visits Pakistan, Complains about Islamic Charities’ Ties to Bin Laden
- 1996: Pakistan and Saudi Arabia Said to Make Secret Deals with Taliban and Al-Qaeda
- June 1989: Bush Administration Decides to Cut Off Aid to Pakistan over Nuclear Weapons Program Next Year
- June 1989: Pakistan Disappointed at End of US Aid over Nuclear Weapons Program
- July 1998: Taliban and Saudis Meet and Purportedly Make a Deal
- August-October 2001: Britain Seeks Indian Assistance in Catching Saeed Sheikh
- August-September 1989: US Agrees to Sell Pakistan 60 More F-16s, Despite Nuclear Weapons Program
- September-October 1995: Unocal Obtains Turkmenistan Pipeline Deal
- Early October 2001: US Launches Attacks on Afghanistan from Pakistani Bases
- October-Early November 2001: US Attempts Slow Conquest of Afghanistan for Pakistan’s Benefit
- October 1990: US Imposes Sanctions on Pakistan
- November 2001: Pakistan Promises to Seal Off Tora Bora Region in Exchange for US Aid
- December 2001-Spring 2002: Pakistani Government Allows Al-Qaeda and Taliban to Regroup in Pakistan’s Tribal Region
- December 2002-February 2003: Pakistan Reportedly Permitting Al-Qaeda and Taliban Training Camps
- 1994: US Does Not Pressure Pakistan to Stop Supporting Islamic Militants Attacking India
- (Mid-2007): Pakistan Releases Al-Qaeda Leader Ghul; He Rejoins Al-Qaeda
- 1983: Pakistan Performs ‘Cold Test’ of Nuclear Weapon, US Learns of Test
- August 1985-October 1990: White House Defies Congress and Allows Pakistan’s Nuclear Weapons Program to Progress
- 1985: Secretary of State Schulz Says Pakistan Will Not Get Bomb, but Knows They Already Have Nuclear Program
- 1986: CIA Analyst Realizes State Department Is Protecting Pakistani Nuclear Proliferators by Not Sharing Intelligence
- 1986: US Yearly Aid to Pakistan Reaches $4 Billion
- Before July 1987: ’High-Ranking US Officials’ Tip Off Pakistan about US Arrests over Nuclear Weapons Program
- 1987: Pakistan Secretly Builds Nuclear Weapon
- 1991-1992: US Allows Pakistan to Buy American Arms Despite Prohibited Nuclear Weapons Program
- 1991: China Begins to Supply M-11 Nuclear Missiles to Pakistan
- After September 1996: Journalist Sees US and Taliban Combating Russia over Central Asian Pipeline Issue
- Fall 1990: US Tells Pakistan to Destroy Nuclear Weapon Cores, but It Does Not Do So
- Early 2002 and After: US Cannot Cross Pakistan Border to Search for Al-Qaeda
- 2002-Early 2003: CIA Sets Up Secret Bases in Pakistan to Hunt for Bin Laden, but Foiled by Pakistani Escorts
- Late 2004-Early 2005: Classified US Documents Suggest Pakistan Is Supporting Taliban
- Late 1980s: ’Everybody in Congress’ Knows Pakistan Has Nuclear Weapons
- Late August 1998-November 2000: Top Clinton Officials Regularly Meet to Discuss Terrorism
- (Mid-2006): US Transfers ‘Ghost’ Prisoner Ghul to Pakistani Custody
- Mid-1980s: A. Q. Khan Tells US Analyst Pakistan Will Never Stop Work on Nuclear Weapons
- Mid-1989: Pentagon Analyst Pressured to Change Conclusions about Pakistan’s Nuclear Program, He Refuses, but Report Is Amended Behind his Back
- (Mid-1990s): China Begins to Help Pakistan Build Nuclear Missile Plant, US Takes No Action
- Summer-Autumn 1974: Pakistan Considers A. Q. Khan’s Proposals for Uranium Bomb
- Mid-September 2001: Israel and US Plan Contingency to Steal Nuclear Weapons from Pakistan
- April 2011: Employee Discovers BAE Systems’ Intent to Sell Weapon System to Pakistan