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Pakistan: Swat Deal Grave Threat to Rights - Webnewswire.com Sun, 19 Apr 2009 08:45:50 GMT

SINDH TODAY

Pakistan: Swat Deal Grave Threat to Rights Webnewswire.com, India The Pakistani government should swiftly reverse its decision to cede de-facto administrative control of the Swat valley in Pakistan's tribal areas to the Taliban and affiliated groups, Human Rights Watch said today. The move presents a grave threat to ... Video: Pakistani city welcomes the Sharia - 18 Apr 09 Al Jazeera :. Dangers of US Opposition to ‘Sharia Law' Kashmir Watch Pakistan key to Afghan war victory: Mullen Daily Times Kansas City Star - GulfNews all 217 news articles

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Suspected US Drone Hits Pakistan Militant Camp - 3 Dead - Voice of America Sun, 19 Apr 2009 13:15:05 GMT

Asian Tribune

Suspected US Drone Hits Pakistan Militant Camp - 3 Dead Voice of America By VOA News Pakistani officials say three people were killed and five wounded when missiles fired from a suspected US drone targeted a militant stronghold in northwest Pakistan's South Waziristan region Sunday. South Waziristan is known as a stronghold ... Pakistan: Suspected US missiles kill 3, wound 5 The Associated Press RPT-ANALYSIS-Fears for Pakistan grow as Taliban make gains Reuters Three dead in suspected US strike in Pakistan AFP CNN - Reuters UK all 498 news articles

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US Envoy Outlines Need to Stabilize Pakistan and Afghanistan - Voice of America Sat, 18 Apr 2009 11:33:27 GMT

Chicago Tribune

US Envoy Outlines Need to Stabilize Pakistan and Afghanistan Voice of America By Jason Strother An international donors' conference in Japan has raised $5 billion to help Pakistan rebuild its economy and confront militant groups. The United States and Japan each pledged $1 billion, but Washington's special envoy to Pakistan and ... Pakistan lacks capacity to fight Taliban: Kaufman Daily Times Suicide bomb hits Pakistan police BBC News At least 20 killed in Pakistan suicide bombing CNN International New York Times - Bloomberg all 1,142 news articles

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Pakistan: Loss of World Cup a 'disaster' - CNN International Mon, 20 Apr 2009 02:01:50 GMT

Times Online

Pakistan: Loss of World Cup a 'disaster' CNN International By Ivan Watson RAWALPINDI, Pakistan (CNN) -- On television, radio and in the streets, Pakistanis are calling the loss of their hosting of the 2011 World Cup, a decision made by the International Cricket Council on Friday, a national disaster. ... Pakistan may reject playing 2011 World Cup matches in India Press Trust of India Stripping of World Cup 2011 matches : PCB also responsible for ... Daily Times Pakistan laments ICC's World Cup move AFP BBC News - Times of India all 877 news articles

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Taliban claim responsibility for NWFP suicide attack - Press Trust of India Sun, 19 Apr 2009 10:11:50 GMT

The Nation, Pakistan

Taliban claim responsibility for NWFP suicide attack Press Trust of India, India Islamabad, Apr 19 (PTI) The Taliban have claimed responsibility for a suicide car bombing that targeted a security forces' convoy in Pakistan's restive northwest killing 27 people and vowed to continue such strikes till the US drone attacks in the ... 15 killed as jets pound Taliban hideouts in Orakzai Agency Daily Times all 94 news articles

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Freed Pakistan cleric urges Shariah - United Press International Sat, 18 Apr 2009 14:27:32 GMT

BBC News

Freed Pakistan cleric urges Shariah United Press International ISLAMABAD, Pakistan, April 18 (UPI) -- Firebrand Pakistani Islamic cleric Maulana Abdul Aziz says that if Islamabad wants peace, the government should adopt Islamic law nationwide. Returning to the Red Mosque in the capital for the first time since he ... Cleric Who Led Militants in Pakistan Is Released New York Times Pakistani Cleric Calls for Islamic Law Nationwide Washington Post Bailed cleric calls for Islamic order in Pakistan AFP BBC News - MiamiHerald.com all 519 news articles

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Australia's Clarke happy to play Pakistan - AFP Sun, 19 Apr 2009 19:46:12 GMT

GulfNews

Australia's Clarke happy to play Pakistan AFP DUBAI (AFP) — Australian captain Michael Clarke said Sunday his team was looking forward to facing Pakistan in the forthcoming limited over series, to be played in the United Arab Emirates for security concerns. "All of us are very happy to be playing ... Where does our cricket team stand? Daily Times Australia Not Underestimating Pakistan, Says Skipper Clarke Khaleej Times Clarke confident of beating Pakistan GulfNews The News International - Cricketnext.com all 132 news articles

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Economists Split on Odds of First Pakistan Rate Cut Since 2002 - Bloomberg Sun, 19 Apr 2009 22:09:09 GMT

Economists Split on Odds of First Pakistan Rate Cut Since 2002 Bloomberg By Khalid Qayum and Farhan Sharif April 20 (Bloomberg) -- Economists are divided on whether Pakistan will lower interest rates for the first time since 2002 to stoke growth as price gains remain “stubbornly” high. State Bank of Pakistan will cut its ...

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Donors pledge $5bn for Pakistan - BBC News Fri, 17 Apr 2009 04:24:33 GMT

BBC News

Donors pledge $5bn for Pakistan BBC News, UK International donors have pledged more than $5bn (£3bn) to help stabilise Pakistan, at an aid conference co-hosted by Japan and the World Bank. Nearly 30 countries and international organisations met in Tokyo to offer financial support to enable ... Pakistan's Zardari urges support to stabilise country Reuters Pakistan Aid Mtg: Donors Pledge Over $5B Aid Over 2 Yrs Wall Street Journal Japan, US pledge $1 billion each to Pakistan The Associated Press Aljazeera.net - BBC News all 1,010 news articles

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FBI agents to testify at Mumbai attacks trial - The Associated Press Sat, 18 Apr 2009 13:41:39 GMT

Indian Express

FBI agents to testify at Mumbai attacks trial The Associated Press Nikam said the FBI had analyzed four global positioning devices found on the dead gunmen after the attacks and these would be instrumental in proving the men had come from Pakistan. Opening the trial Friday, Nikam said Kasab had a direct hand in the ... FBI played 'vital role' in Mumbai attacks probe AFP Pakistan asks India to avoid lapses in Mumbai probe Xinhua Mumbai confession 'was coerced' BBC News Times of India - Bloomberg all 1,997 news articles