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Taliban Detainee Says Rebel Chief Hides in Pakistan 
New York Times - 21 minutes ago
The detainee said that Mullah Muhammad Omar was in Quetta, Pakistan, with the support of Pakistan?s security service.Pakistan Government Denies Sheltering Taliban Leader in Quetta 
Bloomberg.com - 15 minutes ago
Jan. 18 (Bloomberg) -- Pakistan denied its intelligence service is sheltering Taliban leader Mullah Mohammad Omar in the city of Quetta and said the claim by a militia member captured in Afghanistan was probably made ``under pressure.''Captured Taliban says leader in Pakistan: Afghan intelligence 
AFP via Yahoo! News - Jan 17 9:09 AM
Afghanistan's intelligence authority released a video in which a captured Taliban spokesman confesses to his role in the movement and says its fugitive leader is hiding in Pakistan under the protection of that country's spy agency.Overdue Honesty On Pakistan by Shaun Waterman UPI Homeland and National Security Editor Washington (UPI) Jan 17, 2007 
Space War - Jan 17 4:59 PM
There is an elephant in the room of the relationship between the United States and Pakistan, which senior U.S. officials have up until now politely avoided mentioning in public. But last week, Director of National Intelligence John Negroponte broke that silence.Gates' trip throws spotlight on Pakistan 
Reuters via Yahoo! News - Jan 17 1:14 AM
Defense Secretary Robert Gates met U.S. commanders at the main U.S. base in Afghanistan on Wednesday on the second day of a visit that has thrown a spotlight on Taliban infiltration from Pakistan.Doubts over Pakistan peace deal 
BBC News - Jan 17 9:51 AM
A peace deal between pro-Taleban militants and Pakistan's government is in the balance after an air strike on an alleged militant camp on Tuesday.Pakistan airstrike targets tribes 
The Christian Science Monitor via Yahoo! News - Jan 17 12:00 AM
For the second time in a week, the Pakistan Army has rained missiles on suspected militant targets, seeming to confirm in deeds what it has denied in words: That a controversial peace deal with Islamic militants has turned Pakistan's tribal belt into a sanctuary for attacks against Afghanistan.Custody row over British girl in Pakistan hits snag 
Reuters via Yahoo! News - Jan 17 5:02 AM
A custody battle over a British girl who wants to stay in Pakistan was deadlocked on Wednesday after her Pakistani father refused his ex-wife's offer to drop the case if her daughter was sent back to Scotland for holidays.Cricket: South Africa expect Pakistan challenge 
AFP via Yahoo! News - Jan 17 2:49 AM
South Africa are expecting a stronger challenge from Pakistan in the second Test starting at home in St George's Park.Taliban leader in Pakistan, says captured militant 
Guardian Unlimited - Jan 17 6:08 PM
A Taliban spokesman tells Afghan agents that the militia's chief, Mullah Omar, lives in Quetta, south-western Pakistan.PAKISTAN ASKS PHILIPPINES TO DROP DUTY ON IMPORT OF FLOAT GLASS 
Asia Pulse via Yahoo!7 Finance - Jan 17 4:55 PM
Packaging/plastics/paper/glass Pakistan has asked Philippine for withdrawal of the safeguard measures, imposed recently at the import stage on Pakistani made float glass, it was reliably learnt on Monday.Biocon Grants Exclusive Marketing License For Marketing BIOMAb EGFR In Pakistan 
Nasdaq - 33 minutes ago
(RTTNews) - Biocon announced that it has granted an exclusive license to Ferozsons Laboratories for marketing BIOMAb EGFR in Pakistan.Mullah Omar 'hiding in Pakistan' 
BBC News - Jan 17 9:14 AM
A captured Taleban official says the group' s leader Mullah Omar lives in Pakistan protected by its spy agency.Pakistan Asks Philippines to Drop Duty on Import of Float Glass 
Asia Pulse via Yahoo! Asia News - Jan 17 4:44 PM
ISLAMABAD, Jan 18 Asia Pulse - Pakistan has asked Philippine for withdrawal of the safeguard measures, imposed recently at the import stage on Pakistani made float glass, it was reliably learnt on Monday.Biocon gives marketing licence to Pakistan firm 
Reuters via Yahoo! Asia News - 1 hour, 5 minutes ago
MUMBAI, Jan 18 (Reuters) - Indian drug maker Biocon Ltd. said on Thursday it had granted an exclusive marketing licence to Pakistan's Ferozsons Laboratories Ltd. for a head and neck cancer drug.Pakistan Bans Import Of Animals From 12 Western Countries 
Asia Pulse via Yahoo!7 News - 2 hours, 11 minutes ago
Pakistan on Tuesday banned the import of live animals from some 12 Western countries, including UK, France, Germany, Denmark, Italy and Spain on the grounds of reported Bovine Spongiform Encephalopathy (BSE) infection, known as mad cow disease.PAKISTAN BANS IMPORT OF ANIMALS FROM 12 WESTERN COUNTRIES 
Asia Pulse via Yahoo!7 Finance - 2 hours, 11 minutes ago
Food Pakistan on Tuesday banned the import of live animals from some 12 Western countries, including UK, France, Germany, Denmark, Italy and Spain on the grounds of reported Bovine Spongiform Encephalopathy (BSE) infection, known as mad cow disease.Pakistan yet to tap trade potential that UAE offers 
Khaleej Times - 2 hours, 44 minutes ago
DUBAI Despite Pakistan's exports to UAE growing to $1.4-billion in 2006, the country still needs to tap the huge trade potential the UAE offers, said Tanvir Khawaja, President of Pakistan Business Council Dubai (PBCD).Pakistan 'protecting Taleban leader' 
The Scotsman - Jan 17 4:21 PM
MULLAH Omar, leader of the Taleban, is living in Pakistan under the protection of the country's intelligence service, a captured Taleban spokesman has told Afghan interrogators.Pakistan to drug test Cup squad 
Daily Telegraph - Jan 17 4:22 PM
Pakistan will carry out drug tests on the 30 players in their provisional World Cup squad ahead of the tournament to avoid a repeat of previous doping problems.Pakistan approves 12 bidders in sale of PSO 
Khaleej Times - 2 hours, 44 minutes ago
KARACHI Pakistan's Privatisation Commission (PC) approved a dozen bidders in the privatisation of Pakistan State Oil (PSO), the country's top oil marketing firm.US presses Pakistan over Taliban 
Financial Times - Jan 17 12:24 PM
The US is stepping up pressure on Islamabad to clamp down on Taliban havens inside Pakistan as US and Nato forces prepare for a tough spring campaign by the Islamic fundamentalists in Afghanistan.India, Pakistan at odds over border shooting 
Hindustan Times - 7 minutes ago
India will lodge a protest with Pakistan after two of its troops were wounded on Wednesday in a shooting incident near the international border in Kashmir, a senior security official said.Pakistan aids NATO forces in Afghanistan 
UPI - Jan 17 5:03 PM
KABUL, Afghanistan, Jan. 17 (UPI) -- Pakistani forces engaged insurgents firing from Pakistan on NATO forces in neighboring Afghanistan, NATO officials said in a statement Wednesday.India accuses Pakistan at border 
BBC News - Jan 17 12:29 AM
India is to protest to Pakistan after two of its border guards are injured in a shooting incident in Kashmir.US presses Pakistan for Taliban crackdown 
Financial Times - Jan 17 10:03 AM
The US is stepping up pressure on Islamabad to clamp down on Taliban havens inside Pakistan as US and Nato forces prepare for a tough spring campaign in Afghanistan by the Islamic fundamentalists.Pakistan Rejects Indian Allegations of Kashmir Shooting 
Voice of America - Jan 17 10:58 AM
Pakistan's military is denying Indian allegations that Pakistani forces in Kashmir fired their weapons to provide cover for militants.Pakistan drug tests pledge 
The Scotsman: Sport - Jan 17 4:19 PM
PAKISTAN will carry out drugs tests on the 30 players in its provisional cricket World Cup squad ahead of the tournament to avoid a repeat of previous doping problems, a Pakistan Cricket Board official has revealed.South Africa expect strong challenge from Pakistan 
Gulf Times - 13 minutes ago
PORT ELIZABETH: South Africa are expecting a stronger challenge from Pakistan in the second Test starting at St George s Park here on Friday.South Africa expect Pakistan challenge 
Khaleej Times - 2 hours, 21 minutes ago
PORT ELIZABETH South Africa are expecting a stronger challenge from Pakistan in the second Test starting at St George s Park here tomorrow.Mullah Omar 'hiding in Pakistan' 
Guardian Unlimited - Jan 17 10:22 AM
Head of Afghanistan's ousted Taliban regime lives in Quetta under protection of Pakistan's intelligence service, according to captured Taliban official.Gibbs appeal enables him to play Pakistan 
Khaleej Times - 2 hours, 21 minutes ago
JOHANNESBURG Herschelle Gibbs will be able to play in the second Test against Pakistan in Port Elizabeth starting tomorrow after appealing against a two-Test ban for racially offensive comments broadcast over a stump microphone during the first Test in Centurion.On a high, Pakistan determined to weed out cheats 
The Star - 1 hour, 27 minutes ago
Karachi - Pakistan will carry out drug tests on the 30 players in its provisional World Cup squad ahead of the tournament to avoid a repeat of previous doping problems, a Pakistan Cricket Board official said yesterday.India, Pakistan at odds over border firing 
Reuters via Yahoo! India News - Jan 17 7:31 AM
SRINAGAR, India (Reuters) - India will lodge a protest with Pakistan after two of its troops were wounded on Wednesday in a shooting incident near the international frontier in Kashmir, a senior security official said.Taupo Preview: Team Pakistan 
Pitpass - Jan 17 3:13 PM
Taupo Preview: Team PakistanUS defence secretary in Afghanistan as Pakistan strikes militants 
AFP via Yahoo! News - Jan 16 10:28 AM
US Defence Secretary Robert Gates was briefed in Afghanistan on efforts to defeat the Taliban as Pakistan -- stung by accusations of being a militant base -- destroyed three suspected Al-Qaeda hideouts in a dawn strike.Rookie pro Ben aims for the Pakistan Open crown next 
The Star Online - Jan 17 3:51 PM
KARACHI: Malaysia s Ben Leong had a dream start to his career as a pro when he won the Asian Tour Qualifying School last month. Now, he is aiming for his first big one at the Pakistan Open which starts today.Cricket-Gibbs appeal enables him to play Pakistan 
Cricmania - Jan 17 3:08 PM
JOHANNESBURG (AFP) - Herschelle Gibbs will be able to play in the second Test against Pakistan in Port Elizabeth after appealing against a two-Test ban for "racially offensive" comments broadcast over a stump microphone during the first Test in Centurion.Gates sees Pakistan border 'problem' 
The Philadelphia Inquirer - Jan 17 12:11 AM
Defense Secretary Robert Gates, on his first visit to Afghanistan, said yesterday that there had been a "significant increase" in cross-border attacks from Pakistan, adding his voice to a chorus of U.S. and international officials who have begun taking Pakistan to task for harboring Islamic extremists.Moderate Hurriyat going to Pakistan, opposed by hardliners 
Calcutta News - Jan 17 11:15 AM
New Delhi/A three-member delegation of the moderate All Party Hurriyat Conference (APHC) from Jammu and Kashmir leaves Thursday for a week-long trip to Pakistan where they will meet the top leadership and discuss the four-point formula of President Pervez Musharraf.Pakistan risks reigniting pro-Taliban tribal area 
Reuters via Yahoo! India News - Jan 17 4:30 AM
ISLAMABAD (Reuters) - Pakistan's peace deals with pro-Taliban militants and tribal elders in the Waziristan region bordering Afghanistan were in jeopardy on Wednesday, a day after an army air strike on suspected Taliban and al Qaeda fighters.Pakistan army destroys al-Qaida hideouts 
AP via Yahoo! News - Jan 16 7:57 AM
Pakistan's army destroyed suspected al-Qaida hideouts in an airstrike near the Afghan border on Tuesday, killing 10 people, officials said.Mullah Omar Living In Pakistan, Says Arrested Taliban Spokesman 
Nasdaq - Jan 17 8:25 AM
(RTTNews) - Afghanistan officials said on Wednesday that the Taliban spokesman, who was arrested on Monday, has said that the fugitive Taliban leader Mullah Mohammad Omar was living in hiding in Pakistan, where he is supported by the country's main spy agency.July 21 Suspect's Trip To Pakistan 
Sky News via Yahoo! UK & Ireland News - Jan 17 5:12 AM
One of the alleged London bombers was quizzed by Special Branch before travelling to Pakistan just months before the July 21 attacks, a court heard. Muktar Said Ibrahim was carrying more than £2,000, a brand new video camera and a video phone.Progress Seen in Securing Pakistan-Afghanistan Border 
[Press Release] U.S. Department of State - Jan 17 4:52 PM
The United States wants to help Pakistan and Afghanistan make progress securing their restive border region with a new plan to promote economic opportunities, says a top U.S. official. Richard Boucher, assistant secretary of state for South and Central Asian affairs, tells journalists in Islamabad, Pakistan, that the State Department is developing legislation that would authorize funds for ...Afghanistan, Pakistan, NATO for joint intelligence 
IANS via Yahoo! India News - Jan 17 6:47 AM
Kabul, Jan 17 (Xinhua) Armed forces of Afghanistan, Pakistan and NATO-led International Security Assistance Force (ISAF) have agreed to set up a joint intelligence operation centre to coordinate operations against insurgents.US defense secretary in Afghanistan as Pakistan strikes militants 
AFP via Yahoo! News - Jan 16 7:07 AM
US Defense Secretary Robert Gates was briefed in Afghanistan on efforts to defeat the Taliban, as Pakistan -- stung by accusations of being a militant base -- destroyed three suspected Al-Qaeda hideouts in a dawn strike.PAKISTAN: UN cautions on Afghan refugee camp closures 
AlertNet - Jan 17 7:21 AM
Source: IRIN The United Nations has expressed concern over a decision by Pakistan's government to close four Afghan refugee camps located close to Pakistan's border with Afghanistan. The four camps are home to nearly 250,000 Afghan refugees. Two of the camps would close as soon as March, according to Pakistan's ambassador to the United States. Will Pranab visit lead to a Manmohan trip to Pakistan? 
Central Chronicle - Jan 17 9:59 AM
Islamabad, Jan 17: With a packed agenda lined up for the next two months, the India-Pakistan dialogue process is poised to get a further stimulus following External Affairs Minister Pranab Mukherjee's two-day visit here and a leap forward on some central issues could perhaps set the stage for Prime Minister Manmohan Singh's much-awaited trip to Pakistan.