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Report of bin Laden death unconfirmed: France, Pakistan, US 
AFP via Yahoo! News - Sep 23 9:12 AM
France, Pakistan and the United States have said a report Osama bin Laden has died of typhoid was unconfirmed, while Paris was probing how the intelligence brief it was based on came to be leaked.Eight killed, 55 injured in Pakistan road crash AFP via Yahoo! News - Sep 23 5:23 AM
At least eight people were killed and 55 injured when a bus collided with another on Pakistan's main highway near the capital Islamabad, police said.Bush Praises Pakistan, Afghanistan for Anti-Terror Efforts Fox News - Sep 23 1:14 PM
President Bush, playing middleman next week between sometimes-sparring neighbors Afghanistan and Pakistan, praised the U.S. allies Saturday for their work in defeating terrorism under difficult circumstances.French paper says bin Laden died in Pakistan Reuters via Yahoo! News - Sep 23 1:08 AM
A French regional newspaper quoted a French secret service report on Saturday as saying that Saudi Arabia is convinced that al Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden died of typhoid in Pakistan last month.Cycle bomb kills two in Pakistan, injures 20 AFP via Yahoo! News - Sep 23 12:43 AM
A bomb planted on a bicycle exploded at a crowded bus terminal in central Pakistan, killing two people and injuring 20, police said.Pakistan leader's 'Stone Age' revelation shows weakness: analysts AFP via Yahoo! News - Sep 22 10:09 PM
President Pervez Musharraf's disclosure of a US threat to bomb Pakistan if it did not back the war on terror may have been meant as a sop to domestic opponents, but made him look weak instead, analysts say.Pakistan, U.S. seek to defuse 9/11 claim Chicago Tribune - Sep 23 9:25 AM
Musharraf mum, Bush jokes, ex-U.S. envoy says he never said it With the United States and Pakistan united in a war against terrorism, the suggestion Friday that the U.S. once threatened to bomb the Pakistanis "back to the Stone Age" landed like a diplomatic bombshell. Bush says US prepared to play role in India-Pakistan peace process AFP via Yahoo! News - Sep 22 10:05 PM
The United States is prepared to play any role in efforts by India and Pakistan to resolve the Kashmir dispute if invited by the two nuclear-armed neighbours, US President George W. Bush said.Bush praises Afghanistan and Pakistan for their roles in war on terror WRIC 8 - 43 minutes ago
WHITE HOUSE President Bush is praising U-S allies for their role in the war on terrorism as he prepares for a series of meetings next week with the leaders of Afghanistan and Pakistan.India outclass Pakistan to win U-19 series CricInfo - 21 minutes ago
India U-19s crushed their Pakistan counterparts by 174 runs in the third one-day match to take an unassailable 3-0 lead in the four-match series at the Bagh-e-Jinnah ground in Lahore..Pakistan leader: let's talk book, not bombing Financial Times - Sep 23 5:47 PM
Pervez Musharraf, Pakistan's president, yesterday transformed a White House news conference into a book promotion when he refused to answer a question about his claim that the US had threatened to bomb Pakistan "into the Stone Age".Pakistan cannot confirm bin Laden's death report People's Daily - 2 hours, 20 minutes ago
Pakistani officials said Saturday Pakistan has received no information from any foreign government that could corroborate a French newspaper report on al- Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden's death, local media reported.Pakistan 'not doing enough' to help diggers The Age - Sep 23 12:17 PM
Australia has openly accused Pakistan, a key ally in the war on terror, of not doing enough to stop the Taliban using its territory as a base for attacks on Australian and allied troops in Afghanistan.Report of Osama's death unconfirmed: France, Pakistan, US Channel NewsAsia - Sep 23 4:11 PM
COMPIEGNE, France : France, Pakistan and the United States have said a report Osama bin Laden has died of typhoid was unconfirmed, while Paris was probing how the intelligence brief it was based on came to be leaked.Pakistan s support to US in war on terror in national interest: Kasuri Pakistani Newspaper - 1 hour, 4 minutes ago
WASHINGTON, Sep 23 (Online): Foreign Minister, Khurshid Mehmood Kasuri has said all the reservations which emerged after Musharraf s statement that U.S. threat to bomb Pakistan back to the Stone Age after the Sept. 11 attacks now have been removed after President Musharraf meeting with US President George W. Bush.Foreign troops not to be allowed to conduct operation in Pakistan: DG ISPR Pakistani Newspaper - 1 hour, 4 minutes ago
WASHINGTON, Sep 23 (Online): Director General of Inter Service Public Relation (ISPR), Maj. Gen. Shaukat Sultan has said that no foreign troops would be allowed to conduct operation on Pakistan s soil.Report of bin Laden death unconfirmed: France, Pakistan, US TODAYonline - Sep 23 4:02 PM
A page of French daily paper "L'Est Republicain" which published today what it said was a report by the country's intelligence services that said Saudi Arabia believes Osama bin Laden died of typhoid in Pakistan this month.Pakistan to head group of 77 Dawn - 43 minutes ago
UNITED NATIONS, Sept 23: Pakistan has been unanimously elected to head the group of 77 plus China at the 30th annual meeting of the foreign ministers of the G-77 and China held in New York.Pakistan says it has no information Dawn - 45 minutes ago
ISLAMABAD, Sept 23: Pakistan has received no information from any foreign government that would corroborate a French newspaper report on Saturday that Al Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden died of typhoid in Pakistan, a senior government official said.Bush praises Afghanistan and Pakistan for their roles in war on terror Boston Herald - Sep 23 9:41 AM
WASHINGTON - President Bush, playing middleman next week between sometimes-sparring neighbors Afghanistan and Pakistan, praised the U.S. allies Saturday for their work in defeating terrorism under difficult...Report: Bin Laden died in Pakistan MSNBC - Sep 23 1:13 AM
A French regional newspaper quoted a French secret service report on Saturday as saying that Saudi Arabia is convinced that al-Qaida leader Osama bin Laden died of typhoid in Pakistan last month.Pakistan have weakened their case: Imran The Telegraph - Sep 23 2:28 PM
Karachi: With four days to go for the ICC disciplinary hearing in London, former Pakistan captain Imran Khan has said Pakistan had weakened its case in the ball-tampering row by not opting to approach the court in the first place.Pakistan no more a weak country: Musharraf Business Recorder - Sep 23 4:24 PM
WASHINGTON (September 24 2006): Pakistan has come a long way in the last few years and is no more a weak country internally, President General Pervez Musharraf told a gathering of Pakistani Americans Friday evening.India says it warned Pakistan of attack Calcutta News - Sep 23 1:40 PM
India knew of a 2003 assassination attempt on Pakistan's president and warned him two days before it took place, a former Indian defense minister says.Bomb kills 2, injures 20 in Pakistan UPI - Sep 23 1:08 PM
DERA GHAZI KHAN, Pakistan, Sept. 23 (UPI) -- A bomb exploded at a cattle market in Pakistan's eastern Punjab province Saturday, killing at least two people and injuring more than 20, police said.Pakistan doubts Osama death report Yahoo! India News - Sep 23 9:47 AM
Islamabad, Sep 23 (DPA) A report from a French intelligence service that Al Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden had died in Pakistan last month was met with scepticism in Islamabad Saturday.French newspaper reports 'bin Laden dead in Pakistan' Daily Telegraph - Sep 23 10:05 AM
President Jacques Chirac has ordered an inquiry into how a report that al-Qa'eda founder Osama bin Laden died last August in his hideout in Pakistan was leaked to a French newspaper.True democracy is what Pakistan needs Gulf News - Sep 23 1:28 PM
The latest meeting between US President George Bush and Pakistan's military ruler General Pervez Musharraf has taken place amid Pakistani claims of close ties with the Bush administration.Musharraf: U.S. Threatened Pakistan CBS News - Sep 22 10:03 PM
Pakistan's President Pervez Musharraf tells 60 Minutes' Steve Kroft the U.S. told him his country would be bombed back to the Stone Age if it didn't help fight the war on terrorism. The two presidents meet this morning.Pakistan 'not doing enough' to help diggers The Age - Sep 23 7:39 AM
Australia openly accuses Pakistan of not doing enough to stop the Taliban using its territory as a base for attacks on Australian and allied troops in Afghanistan.Negotiations on Peace Pipeline between Iran-Pakistan-India to be finalized in November Payvand Iran News - Sep 23 10:45 AM
Negotiations on the Iran-Pakistan-India natural gas deal or the so-called "Peace Pipeline Project" would be finalized after the designated consultant company tasked with working out a pricing formula presents its report in November, noted here on Saturday, Iran's deputy oil minister for international affairs Mohammad Hadi Nejad-Hosseinian. -MNAPakistan, Britain agree on joint intelligence sharing group Islamic Republic News Agency - Sep 23 7:48 AM
Pakistan - Britain - Intelligence Pakistan and Britain have agreed on the formation of a joint working group to strengthen intelligence sharing between the two countries, Pakistan's interior minister said on Saturday.Bush praises Afghanistan and Pakistan for their roles in war on terror KXLY-TV Spokane - Sep 23 10:36 AM
WHITE HOUSE (AP) -- President Bush is praising US allies for their role in the war on terrorism as he prepares for a series of meetings next week with the leaders of Afghanistan and Pakistan.Pakistan bomb blast kills two Islamic Republic News Agency - Sep 23 8:03 AM
Pakistan - Blast At least two people were killed when a bomb exploded in an animal market in Pakistan's eastern Punjab province on Saturday, TV channels reported.Bush was 'taken aback' by U.S. threat to Pakistan International Herald Tribune - Sep 22 1:41 PM
President Bush said that he had been "taken aback" by a purported U.S. threat to bomb Pakistan back to the Stone Age if it did not cooperate in the fight against terrorism after the Sept. 11 attacks.Bush 'taken aback' by Pakistan claim The Philadelphia Inquirer - Sep 23 12:17 AM
President Bush and Pakistani President Pervez Musharraf celebrated five years of antiterrorism cooperation yesterday - and skirted an allegation that the partnership began with a U.S. threat to bomb Pakistan "back to the Stone Age."Did Bin Laden Die Of Typhoid In Pakistan? Medical News Today - Sep 23 11:05 AM
A leaked intelligence report indicates that there is a chance Osama Bin Laden may be dead. The report says he might have died of typhoid in Pakistan some time in August, 2006. French President, Jacques Chirac has asked Michele Alliot-Marie, his Defense Minister, to try to find out how this leaked intelligence found its way to L'Est Republicain, a French regional newspaper. [click link for full Bush moves to end Pakistan rift The Age - Sep 23 7:39 AM
US President George Bush launched a new round of personal diplomacy yesterday aimed at patching up tense relations between Pakistan and Afghanistan, where a resurgent Taliban insurgency is posing new challenges for an administration already struggling to pacify Iraq.Pakistan given no info to back report bin Laden dead Reuters via Yahoo! Asia News - Sep 23 3:47 AM
ISLAMABAD (Reuters) - Pakistan has received no information from any foreign government that would corroborate a French newspaper report on Saturday that al Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden died of typhoid in Pakistan, a senior government official said.A Sudden Trip to Pakistan: On The Road In Lahore, With A Digicam Blogcritics.org - Sep 23 12:36 PM
[The author traveled to Pakistan in September, 2006] Life by the Canal A canal was gushing forth on the right side of the window seat. Flowing between two parallel highways, it remained a constant companion. The Daewoo van had left Wagah - the international border separating India from Pakistan - and was now speeding towards Lahore, some twenty miles away. Grassy patches sloped REPORT OF BIN LADEN DEATH UNCONFIRMED: FRANCE, PAKISTAN, US The Tocqueville Connection - Sep 23 8:50 AM
COMPIEGNE, France, Sept 23, 2006 (AFP) - France, Pakistan and the United States said Saturday that a report Osama bin Laden has died of typhoid was unconfirmed, while Paris was probing how the intelligence brief it was based on came to be leaked.Foreign banks eye acquisitions in Pakistan FT.com via Yahoo! News - Sep 22 7:10 AM
International banks are sizing up possible acquisitions in Pakistan as swelling domestic banking profits stir interest despite looming uncertainty over the outlook for the government of General Pervez Musharraf.Bush recasts his Pakistan comments San Jose Mercury News - Sep 23 3:19 AM
President Bush, struggling with turbulence in the important U.S.-Pakistan relationship, eased back Friday from his vow to order U.S. troops to invade Pakistan, if necessary, to track down Osama bin Laden.Pakistan-India to share info on intelligence through Interpol Navhind Times - Sep 23 2:10 PM
Islamabad, Sept 23: Pakistan today said it would share information on intelligence with India through Interpol as per the joint anti-terror mechanism agreed upon by the two countries and willfully cooperate if any Red Corner Notices were issued through the world police body.Report of bin Laden death unconfirmed: France, Pakistan, US AFP via Yahoo! News - Sep 23 3:48 PM
World leaders reacted cautiously to a French newspaper report that Al-Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden has died, while the French government probed the leak of an intelligence brief cited by the daily.Two killed, over 20 injured in blast in Pakistan Kaumundi Online - Sep 23 10:40 AM
ISLAMABAD: At least two people were killed and over 20 injured in a bomb blast at a cattle market in Pakistan's eastern Punjab province.The bomb was attached to a bicycle, which exploded near a crowded bus stand in Dera Ghazi Khan, one of the most populous cities in Punjab, TV channels reported.Bush 'taken aback' by Pakistan threat report AFP via Yahoo! News - Sep 22 8:18 AM
US President George W. Bush said he was "taken aback" by a news report that the United States had threatened to bomb Pakistan in late 2001, but stopped short of flatly denying the charge.French paper says Bin Laden died in Pakistan Pakistani Newspaper - Sep 23 11:25 AM
PARIS/ISLAMABAD, Sep 23: A French regional newspaper quoted a French secret service report on Saturday as saying that Saudi Arabia is convinced that Al Qaida leader Osama Bin Laden died of typhoid in Pakistan last month.Bush says knew of no threat to bomb Pakistan Reuters via Yahoo! News - Sep 22 8:03 AM
President George W. Bush said on Friday he knew of no U.S. threat to bomb Pakistan following the September 11 attacks.White House denies threatening Pakistan Contra Costa Times - Sep 23 3:20 AM
With the United States and Pakistan united in a war against terrorism, the suggestion Friday that the United States once threatened to bomb the Pakistanis "back to the Stone Age" landed like a diplomatic bombshell.White House: Not U.S. policy to threaten Pakistan Reuters via Yahoo! News - Sep 22 7:25 AM
The White House said on Friday it was not U.S. policy to threaten Pakistan and former U.S. diplomat Richard Armitage denied warning Pakistan's president the United States would bomb his country after September 11.US threatened to bomb Pakistan 'back to Stone Age' after 9/11 AFP via Yahoo! News - Sep 22 6:26 AM
The United States threatened to bomb Pakistan "back to the Stone Age" after the September 11, 2001 attacks unless it supported the war on terror, President Pervez Musharraf said in an interview.U.S.-Pakistan relationship getting shaky USA Today - Sep 22 5:24 AM
Threats of U.S. military action inside Pakistan to counter al-Qaeda militants have highlighted the shaky relationship between these two key players in the war on terror and could escalate anti-American sentiments in this Islamic nation.Report of bin Laden death unconfirmed: France, Pakistan, US Outlook India - Sep 23 8:30 AM
France, Pakistan and the United States said today that a report Osama bin Laden has died of typhoid was unconfirmed, while Paris was probing how the intelligence brief it was based on came to be leaked.U.S.-Pakistan relationship getting shaky AP via Yahoo! News - Sep 22 5:19 AM
Threats of U.S. military action inside Pakistan to counter al-Qaida militants have highlighted the shaky relationship between these two key players in the war on terror and could escalate anti-American sentiments in this Islamic nation.Bangladesh, Nepal and Pakistan spent more on weapons than on health care between 2002 and 2003. News From Bangladesh - Sep 23 11:21 AM
Bangladesh, Nepal and Pakistan spent more on weapons than on health care between 2002 and 2003.Bush underlines unity with Pakistan's leader Fort Worth Star-Telegram - Sep 23 2:29 AM
WASHINGTON -- President Bush said Friday that if a U.S. official tried to strong-arm Pakistan into fighting the war on terror after 9-11, he didn't know about it.W.House: Not U.S. policy to threaten Pakistan Reuters via Yahoo! News - Sep 22 6:08 AM
The White House said on Friday it was not U.S. policy to threaten Pakistan after the September 11 attacks despite Pakistani President Pervez Musharraf's complaint that Washington warned it would bomb his country.Baloch jirga, a call for a new social contract with Pakistan: Editorial Yahoo! India News - Sep 23 5:02 AM
Islamabad, Sept.23 (ANI): The holding of a Grand Baloch Jiga in Qalat on Thursday has clearly sent out the signal for a new social contract with the rest of Pakistan, claims a Daily Times editorial.Paes partners Pakistan's Qureshi in Mumbai Open New Kerala - Sep 23 10:00 AM
Mumbai, Sep 23: Leander Paes will partner Pakistan's Aisam Qureshi in the doubles event of the Kingfisher Tennis Open starting here Monday.Pakistan denies Bin Laden s death reports The Pakistan Link - Sep 23 8:45 AM
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan has received no information from any foreign government that would corroborate a French newspaper report on Saturday that al Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden died of typhoid in Pakistan, government official said.Bush softens stand on invading Pakistan Baltimore Sun - Sep 23 12:27 AM
President Bush, struggling with turbulence in the important U.S.-Pakistani relationship, eased back yesterday from his vow to order U.S. troops to invade Pakistan, if necessary, to track down Osama bin Laden. Report on Osama Bin Laden's death from typhoid a set up by Pakistan's ISI after truce with Taliban to confuse French India Daily - Sep 23 7:54 AM
Pakistan has spread the rumor that typhoid killed Osama Bin Laden in August.Report on Osama Bin Laden's death from typhoid is a set up by Pakistan's ISI after truce with Taliban.French President Jacques Chirac hints that French Intelligence Agency was fooled by Pakistan's ISI in believing Osama India Daily - Sep 23 8:10 AM
French President Jacques Chirac hints that French Intelligence Agency was fooled by Pakistan's ISI in believing Osama Bin Laden died of typhoid in August.He specifically said on Sept. 23rd that he is unable to confirm reports from France's foreign intelligence service that al Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden died in Pakistan from typhoid in late August.Bush backs off Pakistan vow Sun-Sentinel - Sep 23 12:13 AM
WASHINGTON · President Bush, struggling with turbulence in the important U.S.-Pakistani relationship, eased back Friday from his vow to order U.S. troops to invade Pakistan, if necessary, to track down Osama bin Laden.U.S.-Pakistan relationship fragile AP via Yahoo! News - Sep 22 2:58 AM
Threats of U.S. military action inside Pakistan to counter al-Qaida militants have highlighted the shaky relationship between these two key players in the war on terror.Bomb blast kills two, wounds eight in Pakistan Yahoo! India News - Sep 23 2:47 AM
MULTAN, Pakistan (Reuters) - A bomb planted on a bicycle killed a seven-year-old child and an elderly man and wounded eight people in central Pakistan on Saturday, a police official said.French paper says Laden died in Pakistan IBN live - Sep 23 4:34 AM
A French regional newspaper quoted a French secret service report as saying Osama bin Laden died of typhoid in Pakistan in August.Bush, Pakistan president tread carefully on purported U.S. threat The State - Sep 22 9:06 PM
Threats of U.S. military action inside Pakistan to counter al-Qaida militants have highlighted the shaky relationship between two key players in the war on terror and could escalate anti-American sentiments in the world s second-largest Islamic nation.Diplomats Call For Pushing Pakistan CBS News - Sep 22 12:18 PM
Some former diplomatic officials say the U.S. needs to take a harder line on Pakistan in quelling violence on the Pakistani-Afghan border as well as finding Osama bin Laden, CBS News White House correspondent Peter Maer reports.Bin Laden Reported To Have Died In Pakistan Radio Free Europe: Radio Library - Sep 23 3:51 AM
September 23, 2006 -- A newspaper has quoted a French secret service report today as saying that Saudi Arabia is convinced that Al-Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden died of typhoid in Pakistan last month.French paper says Bin Laden died in Pakistan Gulf News - Sep 23 5:19 AM
Paris and Islamabad : A French regional newspaper quoted a French secret service report on Saturday as saying that Saudi Arabia is convinced that Al Qaida leader Osama Bin Laden died of typhoid in Pakistan last month.US denies threatening Pakistan post 9/11 Hindustan Times - Sep 23 1:48 AM
The Bush administration has denied giving any instruction to former Deputy Secretary of State Richard Armitage to threaten Pakistan of US bombings after the September 11 attacks.Cricket-ICC rejects Pakistan demand to omit Hair Reuters via Yahoo! News - Sep 22 12:32 AM
Pakistan's demand that Australian umpire Darrell Hair should not be appointed at next month's Champions Trophy has been rejected by the International Cricket Council (ICC).Pakistan denies French media report of Osama bin Laden's death New Kerala - Sep 23 6:37 AM
Islamabad, Sept.23: The Pakistan Government on Saturday said that no foreign government had as yet corroborated a French newspaper report that Al Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden had died of typhoid in Pakistan a month ago.Pakistan Tells of U.S. Threat After 9/11, CBS Reports New York Times - Sep 21 10:58 PM
President Pervez Musharraf of Pakistan said the United States threatened to bomb his country if it did not cooperate with the American campaign against the Taliban in Afghanistan.Bush retreats on entering Pakistan to get bin Laden Seattle Times - Sep 23 12:16 AM
President Bush, struggling with turbulence in the important U.S.-Pakistani relationship, eased back Friday from his vow to order U.S. troops to invade Pakistan, if...Bush 'unaware' of Pakistan threat BBC News - Sep 22 8:44 AM
President Bush says he was "taken aback" by reports that the US threatened to bomb Pakistan in 2001.Two killed in Pakistan bike bomb blast Australian Broadcasting Corporation - Sep 23 2:10 AM
A bomb planted on a bicycle has exploded at a crowded bus terminal in central Pakistan, killing at least two people and injuring 20.Pakistan s achievements highlighted Gulf Times - Sep 23 3:28 AM
NOTED Pakistani scholars Professor Anwar Hussain Siddiqi and Dr Inam-ul-Haq Javed have highlighted Pakistan s achievements, particularly in the past five years, at a Doha programme.Cycle bomb kills two in Pakistan, injures 20 Khaleej Times - Sep 23 1:59 AM
ISLAMABAD - A bomb planted on a bicycle exploded at a crowded bus terminal in central Pakistan on Saturday, killing two people and injuring 20, police said.Bush "taken aback" by purported threat towards Pakistan Dallas Morning News - Sep 22 2:07 PM
WASHINGTON - President Bush said Friday that if a U.S. official tried to strong-arm Pakistan into fighting the war on terror after the Sept. 11 attacks, he didn't know about it. We will bomb you to Stone Age : U.S. told Pakistan Al Jazeera - Sep 23 1:20 AM
After September 11 attacks on the United States, the U.S. threatened Pakistan to bomb it "back to the Stone Age" if it did not support President Bush s so-called war on terror , Pakistani President, Pervez Musharraf, said earlier in remarks he made just hours after a meeting with the American President George W.Baloch jirga, a call for a new social contract with Pakistan: Editorial New Kerala - Sep 23 6:31 AM
Islamabad, Sept.23 : The holding of a Grand Baloch Jiga in Qalat on Thursday has clearly sent out the signal for a new social contract with the rest of Pakistan, claims a Daily Times editorial.French paper says bin Laden died in Pakistan Deccan Herald - Sep 23 2:50 AM
A French regional newspaper today quoted a French secret service report as saying that Saudi Arabia is convinced that al Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden died of typhoid in Pakistan last month.Pakistan leader says U.S. made threats AP via Yahoo! News - Sep 21 8:18 PM
President Pervez Musharraf of Pakistan says the United States threatened to bomb his country back to the Stone Age after the 9/11 attacks if he did not help America's war on terror.US: threat to bomb Pakistan was a 'misunderstanding' Times Online - Sep 22 3:18 PM
America tried to smooth over differences with Pakistan today, after General Pervez Musharraf accused the Bush Administration of threatening to bomb his country if it did not co-operate in the war on terrorism....India, Pakistan don't like each other: Survey Sify News - Sep 22 11:57 PM
Notwithstanding recent CBMs and peace initiatives between India and Pakistan, people from both the countries continue to view each other in an "unfavourable" and "negative" light, according to an international survey report.US denies threatening Pakistan post 9/11 Sify News - Sep 22 11:58 PM
The Bush administration has denied giving any instruction to former Deputy Secretary of State Richard Armitage to threaten Pakistan of US bombings after the September 11, 2001 attacks.KSA, Pakistan agree to allow Saudi Pak to go public Khaleej Times - Sep 22 8:27 PM
ISLAMABAD Saudi Arabia and Pakistan have agreed to allow Saudi Pak Agricultural and Industrial Investment Company to become a public limited company preferably during 2006 with a view to have an access to the capital market.Musharraf: Pakistan Committed to Fighting Terrorism Voice of America - Sep 22 3:20 PM
Pakistani President Pervez Musharraf says his country is committed to fighting terrorism. Speaking to an audience at the George Washington University on Friday, General Musharraf said Pakistan would fight terrorism for its own good, but also for the good of other nations.We'll bomb you to Stone Age, US told Pakistan Times Online - Sep 22 3:18 PM
PERVEZ MUSHARRAF, the President of Pakistan, claimed last night that the Bush Administration threatened to bomb his country "into the Stone Age" if it did not co-operate with the US after 9/11, sharply increasing tensions between the...Tensions Evident as U.S. and Pakistan Leaders Meet NPR - Sep 22 7:20 AM
President Bush and Pakistan's President Pervez Musharraf meet to discuss their alliance. The meeting comes just after public statements by Musharraf that the U.S. threatened Pakistan with military attacks if it did not agree to work with the U.S. after the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks in the U.S.Pakistan president undergoes medical testing in East Texas Houston Chronicle - 2 hours, 40 minutes ago
Gen. Pervez Musharraf underwent "routine testing" with his doctor today during an unannounced visit to this rural East Texas town. People from India and Pakistan don't like each other: survey New Kerala - Sep 22 11:47 PM
Washington, Sept 23: Notwithstanding recent CBMs and peace initiative between India and Pakistan, people from both the countries continue to view each other in an "unfavourable" and "negative" light, according to an international survey report.US threat to hit Pakistan post 9/11 was news to me, Bush insists Times Online - Sep 22 3:28 PM
PRESIDENT BUSH said yesterday that he was taken aback by a claim from President Musharraf of Pakistan that the US had threatened to bomb his country if it did not co-operate with America after the September 11 attacks.U.S.-Pakistan Relationship Getting Shaky ABC News - Sep 22 5:49 AM
Threats of U.S. Action in Pakistan Reveal Shaky Relationship Between Partners in War on TerrorTensions Evident as U.S. and Pakistan Leaders Meet NPR - Sep 22 7:13 AM
President Bush and Pakistan's President Pervez Musharraf meet to discuss their alliance. The meeting comes just after public statements by Musharraf that the U.S. threatened Pakistan with military attacks if it did not agree to work with the U.S. after the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks in the U.S. Lynn Neary talks with writer Steve Coll of the New Yorker magazine.Pakistan Leader Says U.S. Made Threats ABC News - Sep 22 5:50 AM
Pakistan Leader Musharraf Says U.S. Threatened Bombings if He Didn't Help in Terror WarPakistan Premier to help tragic relatives Rochdale Observer - Sep 23 2:15 AM
THE family of a murdered Smallbridge store owner say a promise from Pakistan s prime minister has shown them light at the end of the tunnel . Shaukat Aziz has agreed to speed up the investigation into Mohammed Aksar s slaying after hearing of his relatives fight for justice.