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1. Pakistan charges jailed Khan.

Subjects
IMPRISONMENT, JAILS, SECURITY classification (Government documents), OFFICIAL secrets, COURTS of special jurisdiction
Abstract

The article focuses on a Pakistan court sentencing former PM Imran Khan to three years in jail and disqualifying him for five years.

Published
2023

2. WASHINGTON MEMO.

Author

Calabresi, Massimo and Zagorin, Adam

Subjects
OFFICIAL secrets, SECURITY classification (Government documents), NATIONAL security, AMERICAN diplomats
Abstract

The article reports that classified documents were improperly handled by a U.S. diplomat on her way to Pakistan. In November 2007, a U.S. State Department official flew to Pakistan, carrying with her documents that should not have left State department buildings. The article describes the time line from when she lost the documents to when the documents were recovered. British Airways recovered the documents. The national security implications of the security lapse are discussed.

Published
2008

3. PAKISTANI LEADER SUSPECTED MOVES BY ATOMIC EXPERT.

Author

Rohde, David and Waldman, Amy

Subjects
*NUCLEAR weapons, *SECURITY classification (Government documents), *OFFICIAL secrets, *CLASSIFIED defense information, *GOVERNMENT information, *NUCLEAR arms control, *NUCLEAR nonproliferation, *NUCLEAR disarmament, *SCIENTISTS
Abstract

Reports that Pakistan's President Pervez Musharraf acknowledged that he had suspected for at least three years that Pakistan's top nuclear scientist was sharing nuclear technology with other countries. Musharraf's argument that the U.S. had not given him convincing evidence of activities of Abdul Qadeer Khan; Excerpts from an interview with Musharraf; His concern that investigating Khan, a national hero for his role in developing nuclear weapons, could cause a political backlash; Expected proposal from U.S. President George W. Bush on dealing with rogue scientists and non-member countries of the Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty; Efforts of Musharraf to prevent Khan from transferring nuclear secrets. INSET: For General, an 'Extremely Sensitive' Case.

Published
2004

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