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Pakistan desperately short of money to resettle Swat residents - MiamiHerald.com Thu, 02 Jul 2009 23:15:58 GMT

Washington Post

Pakistan desperately short of money to resettle Swat residents MiamiHerald.com PESHAWAR, Pakistan -- Major Western countries, after applauding Pakistan's military crackdown on Islamic extremists in the Swat valley in the ... Pakistanis turn against Taliban but resent USGulf Daily News Fazlullah seriously injured: MalikDaily Times Fazlullah 'seriously' injured in fighting, says Pak ministerTimes of India The News International -Seattle Post Intelligencer -The News International all 247 news articles »

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Pakistan unhappy with long-term international cricket schedule - The Canadian Press Thu, 02 Jul 2009 20:11:09 GMT

BBC News

Pakistan unhappy with long-term international cricket schedule The Canadian Press LAHORE, Pakistan — Pakistan is unhappy with the lack of matches allocated to it under the International Cricket Council's Future Tours Program beginning in ... Pakistan to have solitary selection committee - ButtCricdb.com PCB gives 'C' category contract to AamirDAWN.com Pak board refuses to sign FTP unless BCCI revises draftThe Statesman Khaleej Times all 120 news articles »

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US Resumes Surveillance Flights Over Pakistan - New York Times Tue, 30 Jun 2009 01:18:55 GMT

Voice of America

US Resumes Surveillance Flights Over Pakistan New York Times WASHINGTON — As Pakistan escalates military operations against a top Taliban leader, the United States has resumed secret ... Pakistanis turn on Taliban, but resent US -pollReuters Deadly Ambush Could Indicate Threat to Pakistan's ArmyWashington Post Pakistan's Taliban Ends Truce in North Wazirisitan, Vows AttacksVoice of America The Associated Press -ABC News -Reuters all 2,188 news articles »

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Norwegian embassy in Pakistan temporarily closed - Xinhua Thu, 02 Jul 2009 14:37:35 GMT

Norwegian embassy in Pakistan temporarily closed Xinhua STOCKHOLM, July 2 (Xinhua) -- Norway's embassy in Islamabad, Pakistan has closed for security reasons, according to local media reports on Thursday. ... and more »

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On the Afghanistan frontier, change may be at hand - Los Angeles Times Thu, 02 Jul 2009 06:42:23 GMT

A Pakistan News

On the Afghanistan frontier, change may be at hand Los Angeles Times A US troop buildup and Pakistan's military offensive are beginning to put a squeeze on Taliban insurgents. By Laura King Forward Operating Base Salerno, ... Eight killed in suicide attack near TorkhumDAWN.com Suicide attack in Afghanistan kills two: officialAFP all 22 news articles »

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Pakistan, China vow to increase border trade - Daily Times Thu, 02 Jul 2009 22:15:18 GMT

Pakistan, China vow to increase border trade Daily Times BEIJING: Pakistan and China will intensify efforts to increase overland trade, Ambassador Masood Khan said on Thursday. Khan – who led a delegation to the ... and more »

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UN team begins inquiry into Bhutto's killing - Reuters Wed, 01 Jul 2009 14:02:47 GMT

Telegraph.co.uk

UN team begins inquiry into Bhutto's killing Reuters Her murder threw nuclear-armed US ally Pakistan into crisis and her Pakistan People's Party rode a wave of sympathy to win the election, which was delayed ... UN probe into Bhutto's killing beginsThe Mercury (subscription) UN probe into slaying of Bhutto beginsPhiladelphia Inquirer Independent UN probe into Bhutto murder beginsZee News Center for Research on Globalization all 233 news articles »

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India, Pakistan Should Cooperate - Voice of America Tue, 30 Jun 2009 14:20:55 GMT

Nhatky.in

India, Pakistan Should Cooperate Voice of America "We have said before that India and Pakistan need to continue their dialogue to find joint solutions against terrorism and to promote regional stability. ... Pakistan's water worriesReuters Blogs ANALYSIS: Anatomy of Zardari-Singh meeting —Ijaz HussainDaily Times Why dialogue with Pakistan is futileRediff DAWN.com -The News International -Indian Express all 144 news articles »

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China In Pakistan - Forbes Thu, 02 Jul 2009 22:07:39 GMT

China In Pakistan Forbes There are 10000 Chinese workers engaged in 120 projects in Pakistan today. In 2007 Chinese investment in Pakistan was valued at $4 billion, a figure that's ... and more »

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Editorial: Hating terrorism, hating America! - Daily Times Thu, 02 Jul 2009 22:20:39 GMT

BBC News

Editorial: Hating terrorism, hating America! Daily Times A recent poll conducted in Pakistan reveals that people have turned sharply against the Taliban since 2007: from 34 percent to 81 percent. ... Marines Push Deep Into Afghanistan to Root Out InsurgentsWashington Post Washington forms new command in Afghan warThe Militant US soldier captured by Taliban may have left base aloneMiamiHerald.com Arab News -The Australian -BBC News all 3,461 news articles »