![]() Telegraph.co.uk | US Stresses Support For Pakistan's Zardari Washington Post, United States - Karen DeYoung "We do not think Pakistan is a failed state," Holbrooke testified before the House Foreign Relations Committee. But, he added, "we think it's a state under extreme test from the enemies who are also our enemies." Holbrooke spoke as Zardari and Afghan ... Video: Securing Pakistan's Nukes — Saad U. Khan, Islamabad, Pakistan White House Prepares for Intensive Talks With Afghanistan, Pakistan |
![]() TVNZ | Bomb kills 5 in NW Pakistan, residents flee Swat AFP PESHAWAR, Pakistan (AFP) — A suicide bomber rammed a car into troops in northwest Pakistan killing five people as panicked residents fled a key town under gunfire on Tuesday, fearing that a peace deal would collapse. The deadly attack came on the eve ... Suicide bomber kills 6 in Pakistan At least 4 killed in car bomb attack in Pakistan Suicide attack on military convoy kills 5 |
![]() Straits Times | Gates Asks Saudis for Help in Pakistan New York Times, United States - Thom Shanker By THOM SHANKER RIYADH, Saudi Arabia — As the Obama administration prepares for talks this week with senior leaders from Afghanistan and Pakistan, Defense Secretary Robert M. Gates flew to Saudi Arabia on Tuesday to seek help in pushing back Taliban ... Gates Praises Egypt, Seeks Saudi Support in Pakistan Gates Assures Mideast Allies on US Overtures to Iran Gates Wants Saudi Help in Pakistan |
![]() Boston Globe | Kerry, Lugar aim to triple nonmilitary aid to Pakistan Boston Globe, United States - Farah Stockman The money would fund roads, schools, and clinics in Pakistan. (Manuel Balce Ceneta/ Associated Press) By Farah Stockman WASHINGTON - Senate Foreign Relations Committee chairman John F. Kerry and ranking Republican Richard Lugar introduced a bill ... Legislation would triple US non-military aid to Pakistan US Senators Introduce Bill to Increase Non-Military Aid to Pakistan Lugar wants change in Pakistan aid |
Pakistan Regulator Allows Mutual Funds To Buy Back Units Wall Street Journal KARACHI(Dow Jones)--Pakistan's stock market regulator Tuesday said mutual funds can buy back their units from the stock market to safeguard shareholder interests. "We have introduced a transparent and comprehensive procedure for a closed-end scheme ... |
AFP | Pakistan acquits two over 2002 attack on French AFP KARACHI (AFP) — A Pakistan court on Tuesday acquitted two men sentenced to death over a 2002 bombing that killed 11 French engineers, the highest number of Westerners to have died in a single attack in the country. Asif Zaheer and Mohammad Rizwan, ... |
US military deaths in Afghanistan region at 609 Washington Post, United States By AP AP -- As of Tuesday, May 5, 2009, at least 609 members of the US military had died in Afghanistan, Pakistan and Uzbekistan as a result of the US invasion of Afghanistan in late 2001, according to the Defense Department. ... |
Reuters | US House Democrats push war bill to $94.2 billion Reuters - Jeremy Pelofsky House Appropriations Committee Chairman David Obey unveiled the measure that boosts economic aid for Pakistan, adds $2.2 billion to buy C-17 cargo planes from Boeing Co. (BA.N) and offers $400 million more to help Mexico fight drug traffickers. ... Obama Rebuffed on Funds to Close Guantanamo Obey on Obama, Leo Durocher, Nixon House Dem fires warning shot to Obama on war |
![]() Sydney Morning Herald | A Crisis Out of Reach? Washington Post, United States - Jackson Diehl But it is coming to a head in Pakistan, where the Obama team has focused much of its attention and diplomacy the past two weeks. This first big test has been something of a slow-burner, often neglected by media distracted by pirates and swine flu. ... Video: Pakistan and Afghanistan - The Presidency, Ep. 13 Zardari to meet Obama, buoyed by sea-change in Pakistan 'Taleban killed' in Pakistan raid |
![]() DAWN.com | Violence against minorities ‘common in Pakistan' DAWN.com, Pakistan WASHINGTON: Pakistan is one of 13 countries named by the US Commission on International Religious Freedom as a place where violence against religious minorities is common and condoned or supported by the government. Some of the documented violence ... |