The Taliban "would have never been able to take over Afghanistan without that support," says Peter Bergen, CNN national security analyst. ...
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Peter Bergen of the New America Foundation inteviewed with CNN.
"The sound was like a very loud door banging right next to my ear," said CNN's National Security Analyst Peter Bergen. The attack was the work of a suicide ...
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Peter Bergen interviewed with CNN's The Situation Room.
A Pakistani official with knowledge of intelligence matters told CNN National Security Analyst Peter Bergen that the strike in Pakistan's South Waziristan tribal area was based on "solid intel." And following the attack, "the Mehsud network has gone quiet as if in shock," the official said.
Somalia is not new territory for al Qaeda, according to CNN's terrorism analyst Peter Bergen. "Al Qaeda was running training camps in Somalia in the early ...
CNN's National Security Analyst Peter Bergen said the militants "clearly" are aware of the need to win "hearts and minds" and are trying to rectify the ...
CNN Security Analyst Peter Bergen said Bergdahl has likely been moved from Afghanistan to Pakistan -- a pattern he has seen before. "We've seen this pattern ...
Somalia is not new territory for al Qaeda, according to CNN's terrorism analyst Peter Bergen.
"Al Qaeda was running training camps in Somalia in the early and mid-1990s," he said. "If this is now coming back, this is something that al Qaeda has already done and it's worrisome for the future...
ZAKARIA: So, take me through this option. You have Khatami, the former
president, two-term president, not backing down. Rafsanjani, a former
president, the very important leader of the Assembly of Experts not
backing down. Larijani, the speaker of the parliament, not backing down.
Can the regime really crack down? I mean, it can arrest people on the
street, and it can arrest journalists like Maziar. But what does it do
with these very powerful people who have now defied it?
