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Pakistan News
27 12 2011
Chief
Justice questioned if the memo was merely a piece of a paper, what was
the task of the ‘parliamentary investigation committee’?
(1 hour ago) TodayRead more...
Prime
minister said the conspiracy had been hatched to produce the friction
between the president and prime minister with the army and judiciary.
(1 hour ago) TodayRead more...
The Indian government faced off against angry opposition parties and a popular hunger-striking activist.
(2 hours ago) TodayRead more...
Special prayers were offered in mosques of the Garhi Khuda Bux for the departed soul of Benazir Bhutto.
(2 hours ago) TodayRead more...
Al-Qaeda's Iraq franchise claimed responsibility for a wave of bombings last week that killed scores of people.
(3 hours ago) TodayRead more...
Iran
has signed a deal with Afghanistan to supply its neighbour with a
million tons of fuel oil, petrol and aviation fuel a year.
(3 hours ago) TodayRead more...
The
head of the US Central Command is urging Pakistan to share a map of its
facilities and installations near the Afghan border to help avert
episodes like the one last month.
(4 hours ago) TodayRead more...
Pakistan also proposed measures for repatriation of individuals inadvertently crossing into the other country.
(5 hours ago) TodayRead more...
In Cairo, an Arab League official said this monitoring mission was the Syrian regime's ''last chance'' to reverse course.
(6 hours ago) TodayRead more...
China
started building its space-based navigation network in 2000 to stop it
having to rely on the US-controlled Global Positioning System (GPS).
(6 hours ago) TodayRead more...
"No
matter how the international situation changes, this policy will not be
shaken," said the spokesman for the chinese ministry, Hong Lei.
(7 hours ago) TodayRead more...
TOP STORIES
27 12 2011
Chief
Justice questioned if the memo was merely a piece of a paper, what was
the task of the ‘parliamentary investigation committee’?
4 hours agoPrime
minister said the conspiracy had been hatched to produce the friction
between the president and prime minister with the army and judiciary.
2 hours agoIran
has signed a deal with Afghanistan to supply its neighbour with a
million tons of fuel oil, petrol and aviation fuel a year.
3 hours agoThe
head of the US Central Command is urging Pakistan to share a map of its
facilities and installations near the Afghan border to help avert
episodes like the one last month.
4 hours agoPakistan also proposed measures for repatriation of individuals inadvertently crossing into the other country.
6 hours agoIn Cairo, an Arab League official said this monitoring mission was the Syrian regime's ''last chance'' to reverse course.
6 hours agoMORE TOP STORIES
Chief
Justice questioned if the memo was merely a piece of a paper, what was
the task of the ‘parliamentary investigation committee’?
(1 hour ago) TodayRead more...
Prime
minister said the conspiracy had been hatched to produce the friction
between the president and prime minister with the army and judiciary.
(1 hour ago) TodayRead more...
The Indian government faced off against angry opposition parties and a popular hunger-striking activist.
(2 hours ago) TodayRead more...
Special prayers were offered in mosques of the Garhi Khuda Bux for the departed soul of Benazir Bhutto.
(2 hours ago) TodayRead more...
Al-Qaeda's Iraq franchise claimed responsibility for a wave of bombings last week that killed scores of people.
(3 hours ago) TodayRead more...
Iran
has signed a deal with Afghanistan to supply its neighbour with a
million tons of fuel oil, petrol and aviation fuel a year.
(3 hours ago) TodayRead more...
The
head of the US Central Command is urging Pakistan to share a map of its
facilities and installations near the Afghan border to help avert
episodes like the one last month.
(4 hours ago) TodayRead more...
Pakistan also proposed measures for repatriation of individuals inadvertently crossing into the other country.
(5 hours ago) TodayRead more...
In Cairo, an Arab League official said this monitoring mission was the Syrian regime's ''last chance'' to reverse course.
(6 hours ago) TodayRead more...
China
started building its space-based navigation network in 2000 to stop it
having to rely on the US-controlled Global Positioning System (GPS).
(6 hours ago) TodayRead more...
"No
matter how the international situation changes, this policy will not be
shaken," said the spokesman for the chinese ministry, Hong Lei.
(7 hours ago) TodayRead more...
Google Alert - Pakistan
27 12 2011
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| China reiterates support to Pakistan's sovereignty TwoCircles.net By IANS, Islamabad : China Monday reiterated its firm support to Pakistan's endeavour to uphold its independence, sovereignty and territorial integrity. The assurance came during the three-day visit of Chinese President Hu Jintao's representative Dai ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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Pakistan News
“The
judicial authorities will communicate with the International Criminal
Court to examine where Seif al-Islam must be tried,” said Abdel Rahim
al-Kib.
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The interior minister said the government had taken various steps to curb tendencies of extremism and terrorism in the country.
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“I
don't see the military expenditure taking in more than $5billion (in
the next fiscal year),” said ISPR spokesman Major-General Athar Abbas.
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They
were arrested on Tuesday and are accused of fundraising for the
purposes of terrorism and travelling to Pakistan for training.
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According
to a statement by Rangers, the man who blew himself up on Friday during
a raid in Karachi, has been identified as Moeed Abdul Salam.
YesterdayRead more...
The
Syrian administration has acted in a reluctant manner and has not kept
its promises to Turkey, to the Arab League or to the world: Erdogan.
YesterdayRead more...
“The
economy has shown better performance during the first four months of
the current fiscal year and hopefully the trend will continue during the
rest of the year.”
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“When a player of the team has made a charge, it should be thoroughly investigated,” Sports Minister Ajay Maken said.
YesterdayRead more...
Seif
al-Islam, who is wanted by the International Criminal Court, was
“arrested in southern Libya,” said NTC justice minister Mohammed
al-Allagui.
YesterdayRead more...
“The issue will be resolved as promised in the National Assembly,” Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani said.
YesterdayRead more...
The
PML-N chief said he would approach the apex court in case a transparent
investigation was not carried out into the controversy.
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“I
don't see the military expenditure taking in more than $5billion (in
the next fiscal year),” said ISPR spokesman Major-General Athar Abbas.
5 hours agoThe interior minister said the government had taken various steps to curb tendencies of extremism and terrorism in the country.
3 hours ago“The issue will be resolved as promised in the National Assembly,” Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani said.
10 hours agoThe
PML-N chief said he would approach the apex court in case a transparent
investigation was not carried out into the controversy.
10 hours agoTwo
others were also wounded when a roadside remote controlled bomb hit a
vehicle of the paramilitary Frontier Corps in Sui town.
12 hours ago“President Zardari is not a child that he would ask Hussain Haqqani to write a memo to Mullen," said the PML-Q chief.
12 hours agoMORE TOP STORIES
| Google Alert - Pakistan 19 11 2011 | ||
| Pakistan's future lies in democracy, global integration : Haqqani - Associated Press of Pakistan WASHINGTON, Nov 18 (APP): Pakistan's future lies in democracy, global integration and creative accomplishments of its people, Pakistan's Ambassador to the United States Husain Haqqani said. He told a group of Pakistani poets and writers that Pakistan ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Pakistan's ambassador called to Islamabad Aljazeera.com Pakistan's ambassador to the US, Hussain Haqqani, is flying into Islamabad to answer allegations that he wrote a memo that asked for US help against the Pakistani army on behalf of President Asif Ali Zardari. Haqqani, a close aide of Zardari, ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Pakistan cracks down on obscenity in text messages MiamiHerald.com By SAEED SHAH KARACHI, Pakistan -- Pakistan's telecommunications regulator has ordered cellphone companies to monitor text messages and block any that contain any of more than 1100 words and phrases that could be considered swear words, references to ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Pakistan set 258-run target for Sri Lanka in 3rd ODI Pakistan Observer Dubai—Pakistan were 150 for 0 in 29 overs, but the pitch was not flat, and run-making wasn't easy. They then lost 5 for 43 in the next 10 overs, but the wicket hadn't suddenly started playing tricks. The truth lay somewhere in between: Imran Farhat ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Two suspected British al Qaeda operatives killed in Pakistan drone strike CNN (blog) By CNN Terrorism Analyst Paul Cruickshank Two British militants suspected of having links to several al Qaeda plots against the West are reported to have been killed in a drone strike in Waziristan, one of Pakistan's tribal areas. ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| 'Pakistan and Australia both wanted to lose in Singer game' gulfnews.com By KR Nayar, Chief Cricket Writer Dubai: Rashid Latif, the former Pakistan captain who was one of the first international cricketers to reveal that players have been indulging in match-fixing, has hit out at former International Cricket Council (ICC) ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| American Pakistan Foundation Announces New Appointments to Board of Directors Sacramento Bee By American Pakistan Foundation NEW YORK, Nov. 18, 2011 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- The American Pakistan Foundation (APF) announces the addition of three new board members. Asad Jamal, Faysal Sohail, and Shamila Chaudhary have been appointed to the APF ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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Google Alert - Pakistan
10 11 2011
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| Pakistan says Kasab a terrorist, should be hanged IBNLive Pakistan's Interior Minister Rehman Malik has said that 26/11 attacker Ajmal Amir Kasab is a terrorist and should be hanged. Malik addressed the media at Addu in Maldives on the sidelines of the SAARC Summit and claimed that Kasab was a non-state actor ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| US Panel: Pakistani Schools Teaching Religious Intolerance Voice of America November 09, 2011 US Panel: Pakistani Schools Teaching Religious Intolerance Mike Richman A report by the US government's commission on religious freedom says public schools and madrassas - private religious schools - in Pakistan are fueling ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Pakistan win Test series against Sri Lanka after draw South Asian News Agency Sharjah: Pakistan extended their impressive run in Test cricket since the spot-fixing scandal deprived them of three first-choice players, securing a series win over Sri Lanka on a rare rain-hit day in Sharjah. Fittingly, Misbah-ul Haq, ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| American Lawmaker to Pakistan: US Aid in Jeopardy Voice of America November 09, 2011 American Lawmaker to Pakistan: US Aid in Jeopardy VOA News An American lawmaker has warned Pakistan's president that US aid to the South Asian nation is in jeopardy. Representative Michael McCaul, a Republican from Texas, ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Pakistan, China agree to expand cooperation Pakistan Observer Chinese Premier Wen reiterated his government's support for Pakistan's sovereignty and territorial integrity. He underscored the importance of time-tested strategic partnership between China and Pakistan, an official told APP. ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Guru Nanak birth anniversary: 8000 Sikhs arrive in Pak to celebrate the occasion Times of India PTI | Nov 10, 2011, 12.12PM IST ISLAMABAD: About 8000 Sikh pilgrims from various countries, including India, Afghanistan and Britain, have arrived in Pakistan to join celebrations marking the 543rd birth anniversary of Guru Nanak. ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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Google Alert - Pakistan
15 10 2011
15 10 2011
| A New Pakistan Policy: Containment New York Times By BRUCE O. RIEDEL AMERICA needs a new policy for dealing with Pakistan. First, we must recognize that the two countries' strategic interests are in conflict, not harmony, and will remain that way as long as Pakistan's army controls Pakistan's ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Pakistan, India finalise liberal visa agreement Pakistan Daily Times NEW DELHI: A two-day meeting of Joint Working Group of Pakistan and India concluded here on Friday, with and agreement on firming up of a draft of their bilateral visa agreement that will liberalise travel between the two countries. ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Pakistan must not be India-centric: SM Krishna IBNLive External Affairs Minister SM Krishna also said that India is not sending it's troops to Afghanistan. See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Ejaz backs MLs reunification The Nation, Pakistan ISLAMABAD - Terming the recent moves for the unification of various factions of Pakistan Muslim Leagues, a right step in right direction, President of his own faction of Pakistan Muslim League, Ejazul Haq said that only a strong and united Pakistan ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Nine-team IPL-5, no decision on Pakistan players yet Pakistan Daily Times And the matter of the participation of Pakistan players in the next edition of the event will only come up for discussion in the next meeting of the governing council. Also, the matter of trading modalities of the auction will be discussed at the next ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| “Instant City: Life and Death in Karachi,” by Steve Inskeep Washington Post I was 4 years old, and our family, along with hundreds of thousands of other Muslim refugees, was heading to the new country of Pakistan. We were lucky to have survived the killing fields of Punjab where Sikhs, Muslims and Hindus were slaughtering each ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| US missile kills 4 in Pakistan Chicago Sun-Times By RASOOL DAWAR AP October 14, 2011 8:04AM People carry coffin of Maulana Iftikhar who was killed in Thursday's US missile strikes, for burial in Lakki Marwat in Pakistan on Friday, Oct 14, 2011. More then 2000 mourners including armed men have buried ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| INFLUENCE GAME: Romney advisers' interests emerge Boston Globe Their interests include lobbying against cuts in US aid to Pakistan and ties to defense companies with government contracts for cybersecurity, Navy shipbuilding and ballistic missile interceptors -- all issues that Romney has cited in recent speeches. ... See all stories on this topic » |
Google Alert - Pakistan
05 10 2011
05 10 2011
| Pakistan power cuts trigger protests Financial Times Concerns over blackouts, inflation and unemployment are a far more pressing worry for many in the country of 180m people than the risk of the militant bombings or sectarian attacks that periodically rock Pakistan's cities. In the industrial hub of ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Gunmen open fire on Pakistan bus ABC Online Human rights activists in Pakistan are demanding action after a brutal attack killed at least 13 Shia Muslims who were members of the ethnic Hazara group. Gunmen opened fire on passengers on a bus near the south-western city of Quetta. ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Pakistan: Is the friend of my enemy my enemy? Pocono Record Testifying before Congress last week, the departing chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, Admiral Mike Mullen, said that the extremist Islamic Haqqani network operating from northern Pakistan was acting as a "veritable arm" of the ISI, carrying out a ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Pakistan Terror No Bar for Unilever, Nestle Bloomberg By Khurrum Anis - Tue Oct 04 23:18:44 GMT 2011 Storekeeper Hakim Ali reaches for a sachet of Unilever Pakistan Ltd. Fair & Lovely face cream at his general store in Jiandal Kot village in Matiari, Pakistan. Storekeeper Hakim Ali reaches for a sachet of ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Severe electricity shortages spark clashes between protesters and police in ... Washington Post (no/Associated Press) - Angry Pakistani protesters seen after setting the electrical company office on fire in Gujranwala near Lahore, Pakistan on Monday, Oct 3, 2011. Hundreds of violent protesters burned vehicles, buildings and a police station ... See all stories on this topic » |
Pakistan Latest News
Despite serious disagreement, the US military has no intention of cutting off dialogue with Pakistan, said the Pentagon.
YesterdayRead more...
Defense
Minister Ahmed Mukhtar said that the comments of Admiral Mike Mullen
about links of Pakistan with the Haqqani Network are baseless.
YesterdayRead more...
Two
missiles fired by the unmanned aircraft hit a house in the village of
Khushali Turikhel, near Miramshah, said security officials.
YesterdayRead more...
The
president called upon experts and UN agencies to search for permanent
solutions to natural disasters rooted in climate change.
YesterdayRead more...
Palestinian
president Mahmud Abbas made history in his people's long quest for
statehood as he formally asked the United Nations on Friday to admit
Palestine as a full member state.
YesterdayRead more...
“Admiral
Mullen knows fully well which all countries are in contact with the
Haqqanis. Singling out Pakistan is neither fair nor productive.”
YesterdayRead more...
Pakistan brushed aside Thailand recording a straight-set 25-19, 25-21 26-28 triumph.
YesterdayRead more...
The
White House also urged Pakistan to take action and shut down Haqqani
networks' safe havens along the Afghanistan-Pakistan frontier.
YesterdayRead more...
The
Food and Agriculture Organisation said the money was needed “to address
the most time-critical needs of millions of rural families in Sindh and
Balochistan provinces.”
YesterdayRead more...
Police
officials said that the passenger van was parked next to a petrol
station on the Sariab road when unidentified gunmen opened fire.
YesterdayRead more...
Asif
Zardari took note of media reports that the scheduled caste Hindus
(Dalits) were denied humanitarian assistance and entry into relief
camps.
YesterdayRead more...
TOP STORIES
Two
missiles fired by the unmanned aircraft hit a house in the village of
Khushali Turikhel, near Miramshah, said security officials.
YesterdayDefense
Minister Ahmed Mukhtar said that the comments of Admiral Mike Mullen
about links of Pakistan with the Haqqani Network are baseless.
Yesterday“Admiral
Mullen knows fully well which all countries are in contact with the
Haqqanis. Singling out Pakistan is neither fair nor productive.”
YesterdayThe
Food and Agriculture Organisation said the money was needed “to address
the most time-critical needs of millions of rural families in Sindh and
Balochistan provinces.”
YesterdayAsif
Zardari took note of media reports that the scheduled caste Hindus
(Dalits) were denied humanitarian assistance and entry into relief
camps.
Yesterday“Millions
of people are destitute and face an uncertain and food-insecure
future,” the UN's Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO) said in a
statement.
YesterdayMORE TOP STORIES
Google Alert - Pakistan
23 09 2011
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| Pakistan's Sectarian Killers Operate With Impunity TIME Near the town of Mastung, in Pakistan's southwestern Baluchistan province, the bus juddered to a halt when a pickup truck swerved in front of it, blocking its path. The bus driver later told reporters that a second pickup pulled up alongside, ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Pakistan asks India to punish those responsible Pakistan Observer New York—Pakistan has called upon India to punish those responsible for 2156 unidentified mass graves, prevent further bloodletting and release all political prisoners in held Kashmir. Speaking at the meeting of OIC contact group on Kashmir here on ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Pakistan Arrests Extremist Leader for Inciting Sectarian Violence Voice of America (blog) His detention came days after gunmen killed 26 Shi'ite pilgrims traveling by bus through southwestern Pakistan to Iran. And while suspicions fall on Laskhar-e-Jhangvi for the assault, police have not explicitly tied the group to the violence. ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Pakistan seeks Anna Hazare's help to fight corruption Asian News International (ANI) Ralegan Siddhi, September 22 (ANI): A team from Pakistan, represented by retired jurists, peace activists and leaders, met veteran social reformer and anti-graft crusader Anna Hazare at his native village of Ralegan Siddhi in Maharashtra on Wednesday. ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Pakistan to back Palestinian bid for full UN membership Associated Press of Pakistan WASHINGTON, Sep 23 (APP): Finance Minister Dr Abdul Hafeez Shaikh met with leaders of major financial institutions here Thursday during the IMF-World Bank meetings and discussed cooperation for Pakistan's development.He had a detailed meeting with ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Pakistan: A Personal History by Imran Khan The Independent Four decades on, and still viewed as a national treasure for leading Pakistan's cricket team to its only World Cup victory in 1992, Khan recalls the Khan't moment. He draws parallels between the slow-burn success of first career and the early ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Pakistan cricket has something to rejoice Pakistan Daily Times By Colonel (r) Rafi Nasim After a long spell of despair caused by conflicts and controversies, Pakistan cricket has at least two events to rejoice. Firstly, the great honour brought to Pakistan by a highly competent, honest and respected cricket ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Pakistan calls for building bridges, trust in South Asia Associated Press of Pakistan UNITED NATIONS, Sept 23 (APP): Pakistan told the United Nations Thursday that steps have been taken to augment the safety and security of the country's nuclear installations and materials in order to provide energy in a safe and responsible manner. ... See all stories on this topic » |
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| Was Pakistan Involved in Delhi Blast? Wall Street Journal (blog) By Tom Wright The question for many in India is whether Pakistan was involved in the blast at Delhi's High Court on Wednesday. The apparent claim of responsibility by Harakat ul-Jihad al-Islami, a Pakistan-based group, has turned the spotlight toward ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| US-Pakistan Joint Raid in Pakistan Viewed as Rare, Hopeful Sign for Troubled Ties Voice of America Both sides have attempted to play down the tensions through public statements, but the expulsion of American security personnel by Pakistan and the suspension of some US military assistance have highlighted the distrust on both sides. ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Pakistan, Kazakhstan agree on joint efforts against terror Pakistan Daily Times The two leaders discussed ways to enhance cooperation between the armed forces of Pakistan and Kazakhstan and the security institutions by establishing a mechanism to exchange information on counter-terrorism and drug trafficking. ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| U.S. sanctions al Qaeda leaders in Pakistan Reuters WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The United States on Wednesday imposed financial sanctions against three al Qaeda leaders based in Pakistan, including the group's leading cleric, one of its top public figures. The US Treasury said it added Libyan-born Abu Yahya ... See all stories on this topic » |
Pakistan News
17 08 2011
Pakistan’s youth is dynamic and intelligent but needs good opportunities and facilities to groom its talent.
(27 minutes ago) Today“At
least 700,000 people have been affected by the floods…in the six
districts of Sindh,” a provincial disaster management authority official
said.
(11 minutes ago) TodayTehseen Anwar Shah tendered his resignation during a hearing of the NICL scam case in the apex court, DawnNews reported.
(5 hours ago) TodayPolice found bodies of six men, stuffed in gunny bags, from different parts of the metropolis on Wednesday morning.
(6 hours ago) TodayThe
LHC on Tuesday issued notices to federal and four provincial govts on a
writ petition challenging power of the parliament to carve out more
provinces.
(10 hours ago) TodayOn
high speed diesel, the OMC margin and dealers’ commission has been
increased by 23.3 per cent and 46.7 per cent, respectively.
(12 hours ago) TodayMORE TOP STORIES
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17 08 2011
Tehseen Anwar Shah tendered his resignation during a hearing of the NICL scam case in the apex court, DawnNews reported.
(5 hours ago) TodayPakistan’s youth is dynamic and intelligent but needs good opportunities and facilities to groom its talent.
(22 minutes ago) Today“The pre-trial judge has ordered that his decision confirming the indictment…as well as the indictment itself, be made public.”
(1 hour ago) Today“The
path he has chosen... is totally misconceived and fraught with grave
consequences for our parliamentary democracy,” said Manmohan Singh.
(3 hours ago) TodayPolice found bodies of six men, stuffed in gunny bags, from different parts of the metropolis on Wednesday morning.
(6 hours ago) Today“I
think the most likely scenario that we have to guard against right now
ends up being more of a lone wolf operation than a large,
well-coordinated terrorist attack.”
(7 hours ago) TodayMORE TOP STORIES
Pakistan Latest News
17 08 2011
Pakistan’s youth is dynamic and intelligent but needs good opportunities and facilities to groom its talent.
(17 minutes ago) TodayRead more...
The Organisation of Islamic Cooperation was to hold an emergency meeting of foreign ministers in Istanbul on Wednesday.
(44 minutes ago) TodayRead more...
The attack took place in the Cukurca region of Hakkari province, close to the border with Iraq, the minister said.
(1 hour ago) TodayRead more...
“The pre-trial judge has ordered that his decision confirming the indictment…as well as the indictment itself, be made public.”
(1 hour ago) TodayRead more...
A
Muslim rubber tapper, 34, was gunned down during an ambush inside the
plantation where he worked in Narathiwat early Wednesday.
(1 hour ago) TodayRead more...
In
the decade that Perry has served as the longest-running governor in
Texas history, he's had more than a few memorable remarks.
(2 hours ago) TodayRead more...
“The
scouting teams of the revolutionaries reached the outskirts of
Al-Heisha after expelling Qadhafi forces,” the rebel military command
said in a statement early Wednesday.
(2 hours ago) TodayRead more...
The
euro bought dollar 1.4359 around 0130 GMT after dipping at one point to
dollar 1.4352, compared with dollar 1.4406 in New York overnight.
(3 hours ago) TodayRead more...
“The
path he has chosen... is totally misconceived and fraught with grave
consequences for our parliamentary democracy,” said Manmohan Singh.
(3 hours ago) TodayRead more...
Development of the supersonic missiles is expected to be complete in three or four years, Seoul's Chosun Ilbo daily said.
(4 hours ago) TodayRead more...
Foreign
Minister Sergei Lavrov was due to meet his Iranian counterpart Ali
Akbar Salehi in Moscow to discuss the details of a “step-by-step” plan.
(4 hours ago) TodayRead more...
Google Alert - Pakistan
17 08 2011
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| What cut? US continues to fund Pakistan military Times of India NEW DELHI: Despite the US declaring a cut in funding to Pakistan, the Obama administration has asked for an additional $1.5 billion in "coalition support funds" for the 2012 financial year. Pakistan has in the past received over 75% of these additional ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Panetta: 'No Choice' in US Relations with Pakistan Voice of America August 16, 2011 Panetta: 'No Choice' in US Relations with Pakistan David Gollust | State Department Defense Secretary Leon Panetta said Tuesday that the United States has no choice but to maintain close relations with Pakistan, despite government links ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Is Malik clean enough to play for Pakistan again? The News International KARACHI: Soon after the 2007 World Cup, Shoaib Malik was touted by Pakistan's cricket chiefs as a long-term answer to the country's long-standing captaincy problem. The gutsy allrounder, then only 25, was over the moon after being installed as the ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Nawaz trying to toe US line on India: PTI The Nation, Pakistan ISLAMABAD - Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf Vice President for Policy Planning, National Security and Foreign Affairs Dr Shireen Mazari has expressed annoyance over, what she called, the manner in which PML-N chief Mian Nawaz Sharif, was seeking to toe the US ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Pakistan Seeks $300M to Fund Gas Pipeline Bloomberg By Haris Anwar - Tue Aug 16 19:01:00 GMT 2011 Pakistan plans to borrow $300 million from local banks to build a pipeline that will carry natural gas from Iran, easing its worst energy crisis. Local state-owned companies will provide about $210 million ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Pakistani Police: Still No Leads in Kidnapping of American Voice of America August 16, 2011 Pakistani Police: Still No Leads in Kidnapping of American VOA News Police in Pakistan say they still have no leads in the case of an American kidnapped from his home in the eastern city of Lahore. Development expert Warren Weinstein ... See all stories on this topic » |
Google Alert - Pakistan
16 08 2011
| Officials: Suspected US drone strike kills 4 militants in northwest Pakistan Washington Post By AP, DERA ISMAIL KHAN, Pakistan — A suspected US drone fired missiles at a house in northwest Pakistan before dawn Tuesday, killing four militants in the country's main sanctuary for Taliban and al-Qaida fighters near the Afghan border, ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| India, Pakistan celebrate 64 years of independence Washington Post Pakistan Rangers Director General Maj. Gen. Mian Muhammad Hilal Hussain, right, offers sweets to Indian Border Security Force Deputy Inspector General Sanjeev Bhanot on Pakistan's 64th Independence Day at Wagah border, the ceremonial border between ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| US believes Pakistan let China inspect craft Boston Globe AP / August 16, 2011 WASHINGTON - The United States suspects that Pakistan retaliated for the American raid that killed Osama bin Laden by allowing the Chinese military to view the wreckage of a radar-evading helicopter used in the mission. ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Pakistan should get over its obsession with India: Daily TwoCircles.net By IANS, Islamabad : It is time for Pakistan to get over its obsession with India, said a Pakistani daily. An editorial in the Daily Times Tuesday said despite the Pakistan Army's continued dominance, it seems "as if change is in the air in the light ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| American kidnapped in Pakistan: How it happened CBS News Enough information has been gathered on Saturday's abduction of contractor Warren Weinstein in Lahore, Pakistan, to establish a timeline of the incident, according to the source. Pakistani officials have questioned a number of people in their ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Pakistan moves international court to stall Kashmir power project Daily News & Analysis Pakistan has filed a petition in the Court of Arbitration (CoA), TheHague, seeking an order to ask India to put on hold construction on the Kishenganga project till the final decision of the court. Constructed by the National Hydel Power Corporation at ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| 14th August and Two-Nation Theory The News International The people of Pakistan observe “Independence Day” every year on 14th August to commemorate the immense sacrifices rendered by the Muslims of the subcontinent to achieve a homeland of their own for ordering their lives in accordance with their religion, ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| U.S. Moves to Add Conditions to Pakistan Aid, But Will It Follow Through? OPB News As we've noted, relatively little of US aid to Pakistan is contingent on the country's cooperation with US goals of counterterrorism and nonproliferation. A story today in the Wall Street Journal suggests that could be changing, though the details are ... See all stories on this topic » |
Pakistan News
15 08 2011
The FIA’s additional director general resumed the investigation after taking charge of his office today, DawnNews reported.
(9 hours ago) TodayIn
three days unknown attackers have destroyed five electricity towers
with bombs, which has resulted in losses of millions of dollars for
Pepco.
(27 minutes ago) TodayAccording
to security officials the Nato oil tankers, which were going from
Peshawar to the Torkham border crossing, were attacked by militants with
bombs.
(55 minutes ago) TodayPrime
Minister Gilani also distributed relief goods amongst the
flood-affected and said the government would ensure swift relief.
(6 hours ago) TodayFormer
law minister Babar Awan said the federal government had taken serious
notice of Shahbaz Sharif's statements against President Zardari.
(7 hours ago) TodayAccording
to the PAF, the woman pilot of the aircraft, Flying Officer Nida
ejected safely. No loss of civilian life or property was reported.
(7 hours ago) Today
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15 08 2011
Former
law minister Babar Awan said the federal government had taken serious
notice of Shahbaz Sharif's statements against President Zardari.
(7 hours ago) TodayAccording
to security officials the Nato oil tankers, which were going from
Peshawar to the Torkham border crossing, were attacked by militants with
bombs.
(55 minutes ago) TodayAttacks
in more than a dozen cities across Iraq killed at least 66 people
Monday, including 40 in twin blasts blamed on Al-Qaeda in the southern
city of Kut.
(2 hours ago) TodayPrime
Minister Gilani also distributed relief goods amongst the
flood-affected and said the government would ensure swift relief.
(6 hours ago) TodayAccording
to the PAF, the woman pilot of the aircraft, Flying Officer Nida
ejected safely. No loss of civilian life or property was reported.
(7 hours ago) TodayThe FIA’s additional director general resumed the investigation after taking charge of his office today, DawnNews reported.
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15 08 2011
According
to security officials the Nato oil tankers, which were going from
Peshawar to the Torkham border crossing, were attacked by militants with
bombs.
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Attacks
in more than a dozen cities across Iraq killed at least 66 people
Monday, including 40 in twin blasts blamed on Al-Qaeda in the southern
city of Kut.
(2 hours ago) TodayRead more...
The
attack in the Qarabagh district of Ghazni province lasted about an hour
and started when the Taliban launched two rockets at the district's
administrative headquarters.
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Libyan rebels said on Monday they had wrested control from Moamer Qadhafi's forces of “most” of the key port of Zawiyah.
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“Defence Minister Ehud Barak last week approved the marketing of 277 housing units in the Neuman district in Ariel.”
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Prime
Minister Gilani also distributed relief goods amongst the
flood-affected and said the government would ensure swift relief.
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The
blast happened while leaders of the Shiite rebellion were meeting in
the complex at Al-Matamma, a city in Al-Jawf province, northeast of the
capital Sanaa, witnesses said.
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Cameron
was to announce a wide-ranging review of government policies to reverse
a “slow-motion moral collapse” that he blames for last week's riots.
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Former
law minister Babar Awan said the federal government had taken serious
notice of Shahbaz Sharif's statements against President Zardari.
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England's
gang-fueled rioting began in London Aug. 6 and spread to several other
English cities. Police were criticized for responding too slowly.
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According
to the PAF, the woman pilot of the aircraft, Flying Officer Nida
ejected safely. No loss of civilian life or property was reported.
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