-
New: Be the face of NewsCred - upload an avatar photo to your profile here!
-
New: Get karma - comment and vote on articles and climb up our Leaderboard!
-
New: NewsCred in the news - read what the media is saying about us here!
Richard A. Oppel Jr.
100
CredRank
100 credits.
0 discredits.
Writes for THE NEW YORK TIMES ,
35 articles on NewsCred are written by Richard A. Oppel Jr..What Do You Think?
If you think this author writes credible and
quality content, please credit this author.
If you think this author writes biased or factually inaccurate content, please discredit this author.
Richard A. Oppel Jr.'s Credibility Trend *
* This graph illustrates credibility (CredRank) over time for this author.
Latest Articles by Richard A. Oppel Jr.
Gunman in Mumbai Siege a Pakistani, Official Says
Pakistan’s national security adviser confirmed Wednesday that the lone surviving gunman from the Mumbai terrorist attacks is a Pakistani citizen.
Pakistan briefly reopens Khyber Pass
ISLAMABAD, Pakistan - Pakistan briefly reopened the Khyber Pass yesterday, three days after the beginning of its military offensive against Taliban guerrillas shut it ...
Official says Pakistanis admit Mumbai siege role
ISLAMABAD, Pakistan — Pakistani authorities have obtained confessions from members of the Pakistani militant group Lashkar-e-Taiba that they were involved in the...
US set to expand its Afghanistan supply routes
WASHINGTON - The United States and NATO are planning to open and expand supply lines through Central Asia to deliver fuel, food, and other goods to a military mission ...
Pakistani Militants Admit Role in Siege, Official Says
The confessions are sure to put pressure on Pakistan’s leaders, who have repeatedly said that India had not provided evidence of Pakistani complicity.
Pakistan Closes NATO Supply Line to Afghanistan
Pakistani security forces launched an offensive against Taliban militants who dominate the Khyber Pass region.
Taliban hit Pakistani town that fought back
ISLAMABAD, Pakistan — Four months ago, the people of the Pakistani mountain village of Shalbandi gained national repute after a village posse hunted down and kil...
Taliban Attacks Pakistani Village That Resisted
A suicide bombing that killed more than 30 people was the latest demonstration of the Taliban’s encroachment deeper into Pakistan.
With tensions on rise, Pakistan moves troops
ISLAMABAD, Pakistan - Pakistan has begun moving some troops away from its western border with Afghanistan and has stopped soldiers from going on leave amid rising tens...
Pakistan Moves Forces as Tensions With India Rise
Troops were leaving the region where they were fighting the Taliban, but Pakistani officials would not confirm that they were headed to India’s border.
Amid Taliban Rule, a NATO Supply Line Is Choked
The downward spiral of a region east of the Khyber Pass is sending American military officials scrambling to find alternative routes into Afghanistan.
Pakistan Says Banned Group Helped Plan Attack on Hotel
A top official said Lashkar-e-Jhangvi, a Sunni Muslim extremist group, helped carry out the Marriot Hotel bombing in Islamabad three months ago.
