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Pakistan: Taliban leader's rival killed - Chicago Tribune Wed, 24 Jun 2009 07:02:32 GMT

Times Online

Pakistan: Taliban leader's rival killed Chicago Tribune ISLAMABAD -- A key rival of top Pakistani Taliban leader Baitullah Mehsud, Pakistan's public enemy No. 1, was assassinated by one of his own bodyguards ... Killing Mehsud will cripple Pak Taliban movement: ExpertsIndian Express Kashmir blast won`t distract Pakistan offensivePakTribune.com Assassination in Pakistan exposes Taliban riftseTaiwan News Reuters -ABC News -EasyBourse.com all 2,835 news articles »

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Drug trafficking continues to plague Pakistan - DAWN.com Fri, 26 Jun 2009 20:39:15 GMT

DAWN.com

Drug trafficking continues to plague Pakistan DAWN.com ISLAMABAD: Pakistan remains among the countries most affected by drug trafficking and has been ranked second in terms of heroin and morphine seizures in ... Afghanistan's Opium Cultivation Nose-DivesThe Media Line all 15 news articles »

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India to host high level talks with US - United Press International Fri, 26 Jun 2009 11:09:13 GMT

Telegraph.co.uk

India to host high level talks with US United Press International James Jones, national security adviser to US President Barack Obama, arrived in New Delhi Thursday after visiting Pakistan and Afghanistan. ... India says ties with Pakistan under 'stress'Earthtimes (press release) India: Meetings of EAM at Trieste (Italy) including with his ...ISRIA No Mediation On Kashmir, Says ObamaIndia Journal Radio Australia News -Online - International News Network -Reuters India all 884 news articles »

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Three security men die in roadside bomb blast in Pakistan's tribal ... - Xinhua Fri, 26 Jun 2009 11:57:20 GMT

Three security men die in roadside bomb blast in Pakistan's tribal ... Xinhua ISLAMABAD, June 26 (Xinhua) -- At least three security men were killed and 18 others injured in a roadside bomb blast in Pakistan's tribal area bordering ... and more »

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Pakistan Zardari:UK must do more to combat militants - Reuters Tue, 23 Jun 2009 21:01:33 GMT

PakTribune.com

Pakistan Zardari:UK must do more to combat militants Reuters LONDON, June 23 (Reuters) - Pakistan's President Asif Ali Zardari said on Tuesday Britain has to tackle its own issues of deprivation to stop the ... Plans afoot for Pakistan with 250m population: ZardariDaily Times Dictatorship leads to frustration: PakistanPRESS TV Zardari urges more help from WestUnited Press International Times of India -DAWN.com -Daily Times all 158 news articles »

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In Pakistan, the displaced yearn for home - Los Angeles Times Thu, 25 Jun 2009 01:21:10 GMT

Los Angeles Times

In Pakistan, the displaced yearn for home Los Angeles Times Women at the Sheik Yaseen displacement camp in Mardan, Pakistan, grieve for their relative who died of an illness exacerbated by the harsh living conditions ... and more »

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Pakistan's Cricket Victory, A Needed Ray of Hope - FOXNews Mon, 22 Jun 2009 14:40:09 GMT

Times Online

Pakistan's Cricket Victory, A Needed Ray of Hope FOXNews Islamabad, Pakistan — People on the streets of Pakistan shouting, banners waving and guns being fired— really nothing new as this country ... Pakistan takes cricket World CupChristian Science Monitor Pakistan wins Twenty20 World CupSI.com Pakistan celebrates Sunday's Twenty20 World Cup cricket victoryThe Canadian Press BBC News -The Canadian Press -BBC News all 2,003 news articles »

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PUCL to rally Pakistan citizens for Sarabjit's release - Express Buzz Fri, 26 Jun 2009 05:16:17 GMT

Indian Express

PUCL to rally Pakistan citizens for Sarabjit's release Express Buzz Kunhahammad, who was in Pakistan from 1950 to 1999, pointed out that Sarbjith had already undergone a harrowing time in the jail on various charges. ... Daughters & Sister of Sarbjit, in Pak Jail, pins hopes on Rahul GandhiPunjabNewsline.com 1990 Lahore bomb blast caseIndia.com Pakistan SC rejects appeal for Sarabjit verdict reviewLivemint Times of India -Khaleej Times -SamayLive all 232 news articles »

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'Dozens dead' in Pakistan clashes - BBC News Sat, 20 Jun 2009 13:34:13 GMT

ABC News

'Dozens dead' in Pakistan clashes BBC News At least 44 people have died in a series of clashes between government forces and Taliban militants in north-west Pakistan, the military says. ... Pakistan's 'Invisible Refugees' Burden CitiesNew York Times More than 30 militants killed in PakistanThe Associated Press Pakistan reports first militants killed in South WaziristanChristian Science Monitor CNN International -AFP -The Associated Press all 2,267 news articles »

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Obama's security adviser to visit Afghanistan, Pakistan - Xinhua Mon, 22 Jun 2009 21:36:42 GMT

Thaindian.com

Obama's security adviser to visit Afghanistan, Pakistan Xinhua WASHINGTON, June 22 (Xinhua) -- US National Security Adviser James Jones will visit Afghanistan, Pakistan this week for reviewing implementation of the ... Obama aide to visit Afghanistan, Pakistan, IndiaThe Associated Press Obama's Undeclared War Against Pakistan ContinuesCommon Dreams (press release) Top Obama aide to visit Afghanistan, Pak, IndiaAFP Hindu -Indian Express -Economic Times all 184 news articles »