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Pakistan’s Chief Justice Returns to Work - New York Times Sun, 22 Mar 2009 23:36:43 GMT

Times Online

Pakistan’s Chief Justice Returns to Work New York Times, United States By AP ISLAMABAD, Pakistan (AP) — Chief Justice Iftikhar Muhammad Chaudhry, whose ouster spurred waves of protests that led to a president’s downfall, returned to work on Sunday, while Pakistan’s governing party and its main opposition resolved to ... Supporters rejoice as Pakistan chief justice quietly resumes duties Los Angeles Times Pakistan's Top Judge Returns to Work Voice of America Pakistan judge at center of turmoil back at work The Associated Press Bloomberg - CNN International all 655 news articles

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CIA chief visits Pakistan - Los Angeles Times Sun, 22 Mar 2009 05:16:38 GMT

Boston Globe

CIA chief visits Pakistan Los Angeles Times, CA AP Islamabad -- The new CIA director held high-level talks in Pakistan as the Obama administration seeks a strategy to turn around the faltering war against Taliban militants in Afghanistan. Leon Panetta arrived in Pakistan on Saturday on his first ... Video: CIA's war in Pakistan - 22 March 2009 Al Jazeera US seeks to expand covert war in Pakistan Aljazeera.net Pakistan labels US attacks 'counterproductive' PRESS TV The Associated Press - New York Times all 261 news articles

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Obama’s Afghan Plan Would Link Pakistan Aid to Taliban Fight - Bloomberg Sun, 22 Mar 2009 23:15:24 GMT

Times Online

Obama’s Afghan Plan Would Link Pakistan Aid to Taliban Fight Bloomberg By Indira AR Lakshmanan March 23 (Bloomberg) -- President Barack Obama has been given a new Afghan war strategy that calls for tighter control of the Afghan-Pakistani border and linking aid to Pakistan with its willingness to fight extremists, ... Holbrooke: western Pakistan key to resolving Afghanistan war Christian Science Monitor India worried over Taliban spillover, wants Pakistan to be stable ... Xinhua Q+A-Can the war in Afghanistan be won? Reuters Times of India - guardian.co.uk all 196 news articles

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Pakistan hands over DNA profiles - Aljazeera.net Sun, 22 Mar 2009 17:05:09 GMT

Aljazeera.net

Pakistan hands over DNA profiles Aljazeera.net, Qatar Interpol, the international police agency, says Pakistan has provided DNA profiles of suspected "terrorists" to assist with the investigation into last year's attacks in the Indian city of Mumbai. The France-based agency said on Sunday that the ... Pakistan sends Mumbai attack DNA data to Interpol The Associated Press Interpol-Pakistan share terror suspect profiles Reuters India Pak shares DNA profiles of Mumbai suspects with Interpol Hindu Asian Tribune all 135 news articles

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US may boost development, military aid to Pakistan - Reuters Sat, 21 Mar 2009 00:56:48 GMT

MiamiHerald.com

US may boost development, military aid to Pakistan Reuters By Arshad Mohammed WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Obama administration may triple development aid to Pakistan while also boosting military assistance to secure more help in fighting the insurgency in Afghanistan, a US official said on Friday. ... Pakistan rocket attack 'kills 10' BBC News Rocket attack kills at least 11 in Pakistan CNN International Military means alone cannot bring peace to Afghanistan: Pakistan Daily Times The Associated Press - Washington Times all 1,506 news articles

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India, Pakistan report firing on Kashmir frontier - International Herald Tribune Sat, 21 Mar 2009 13:23:07 GMT

TVNZ

India, Pakistan report firing on Kashmir frontier International Herald Tribune, France AP SRINAGAR, India: Indian troops were fired upon across the heavily fortified frontier in the Himalayan region of Kashmir, injuring a soldier, army officials said Saturday, even as Pakistan blamed Indian army soldiers for the shooting. Brig. ... Report: Pakistan protests over firing along loc Xinhua India accuses Pakistan over Kashmir exchange CNN Pakistan, India trade fire across LoC Daily Times AFP - Hindu all 265 news articles

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Mumbai Terrorist Attacks Trial to Begin Today at Indian Court - Bloomberg Sun, 22 Mar 2009 23:24:27 GMT

Voice of America

Mumbai Terrorist Attacks Trial to Begin Today at Indian Court Bloomberg The government in New Delhi has blamed the Pakistan-based militant group Lashkar-e-Taiba for the attacks and is demanding the extradition of suspects. The attacks interrupted a five-year peace process between nuclear-armed India and Pakistan, ... Pakistan studying India’s replies to queries: Malik Hindu India has 'proof' of Pakistan role in Mumbai attacks AFP 'Pakistan strongly condemns terrorism' Times of India PRESS TV - Times of India all 227 news articles

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‘Economically stable Pakistan can fight terrorism better’ - Daily Times Sun, 22 Mar 2009 23:03:37 GMT

BBC News

‘Economically stable Pakistan can fight terrorism better’ Daily Times, Pakistan MULTAN: Foreign Minister Shah Mehmood Qureshi on Sunday urged the international community, especially the United States and NATO, to focus on Pakistan’s financial necessities, saying an economically stable Pakistan would combat terrorism better. ... US 'needs new Pakistan strategy' BBC News Qureshi: US policy in Pakistan failure PRESS TV US strategy in Pakistan, Afghanistan 'hasn't worked' ABC Online ABC News - Focus News all 32 news articles

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PM urges all political parties to help steer Pakistan out of ... - Xinhua Sun, 22 Mar 2009 14:08:18 GMT

Sky News

PM urges all political parties to help steer Pakistan out of ... Xinhua, China ISLAMABAD, March 22 (Xinhua) -- Pakistani Prime Minister Syed Yousaf Raza Gilani Sunday urged all the political forces to jointly work to steer Pakistan out of the current challenges. Addressing a news conference along with Pakistan Muslim League-N ... Gilani, Nawaz agree on reconciliation Daily Times Pakistan asks court to suspend ban on Sharifs Reuters India Implement charter of democracy to resolve all issues: PML-N Hindu Xinhua - Daily Times all 380 news articles

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Most Al Qaeda plots linked to Pakistan: Brown - Daily Times Sun, 22 Mar 2009 23:04:43 GMT

Malaysia Star

Most Al Qaeda plots linked to Pakistan: Brown Daily Times, Pakistan LAHORE: More than two-thirds of Al Qaeda plots threatening the UK are linked to Pakistan, Prime Minister Gordon Brown said on Sunday. Writing in the Observer, he said the core of the extremist group has shifted from Afghanistan to Pakistan. ... Core of al-Qaeda is in Pakistan, says British PM Press Trust of India US Predator strikes hurt Al-Qaeda: report AFP UK to relaunch security strategy to tackle Qaeda Reuters India guardian.co.uk - Daily Times all 53 news articles