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Pakistan Says Battle in Swat Nears End as More Missiles Fired - Bloomberg Wed, 08 Jul 2009 19:33:57 GMT

Boston Globe

Pakistan Says Battle in Swat Nears End as More Missiles Fired Bloomberg July 8 (Bloomberg) -- Pakistan's 10-week offensive against Taliban guerrillas in the Swat Valley is almost over, ... US Missile Strikes in Pakistan Kill At Least 45Voice of America FACTBOX: US drone strikes in PakistanReuters Drones 'kill dozens' in PakistanBBC News The Associated Press -AFP -Christian Science Monitor all 775 news articles »

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India News Digest: Pakistan Created and Nurtured Terrorists ... - Wall Street Journal Wed, 08 Jul 2009 11:24:50 GMT

Indian Express

India News Digest: Pakistan Created and Nurtured Terrorists ... Wall Street Journal For the first time, Pakistan President Asif Ali Zardari admitted that militants and extremists were "created and nurtured" in the country as a policy to ... Pakistan admits to creating militant groupsHindu Zardari urges ADFD to invest in PakistanDaily Times Zardari admits terrorism nurtured by govt for tactical useTimes of India Telegraph.co.uk -India.com -WAM - Emirates News Agency all 312 news articles »

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Pakistan's War on Terrorism Aids Regional Peace, Zardari Says - Bloomberg Thu, 09 Jul 2009 02:23:48 GMT

SINDH TODAY

Pakistan's War on Terrorism Aids Regional Peace, Zardari Says Bloomberg July 9 (Bloomberg) -- Pakistan's war on terrorism is designed to ensure peace in the region as well as uphold security in the ... Sons of Taliban drug addict show Pakistan challengesAFP Pakistan: Operation in Swat overPRESS TV Taliban chief in Swat 'wounded'Aljazeera.net Washington Times -Xinhua -The Associated Press all 105 news articles »

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Pakistan torture victims plan legal action to force inquiry - guardian.co.uk Wed, 08 Jul 2009 21:11:11 GMT

BBC News

Pakistan torture victims plan legal action to force inquiry guardian.co.uk Rangzieb Ahmed had three fingernails ripped out after he was allowed to travel to Pakistan while under surveillance, and after MI5 and Manchester detectives ... Britain is a 'torturer by proxy', claim spies in PakistanDaily Mail Britain "outsourced" torture to Pakistan-MPReuters India The Big Question: How is Britain implicated in the torture of ...Independent guardian.co.uk -guardian.co.uk -guardian.co.uk all 221 news articles »

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Taliban buying children to use as suicide bombers in Pakistan - New York Daily News Tue, 07 Jul 2009 16:07:51 GMT

Reuters

Taliban buying children to use as suicide bombers in Pakistan New York Daily News Taliban leader Baitullah Mehsud, shown in file photo, is using children as suicide bombers in Pakistan. Pakistan's top terror thug Baitullah ... Pakistan: Taliban buying children for suicide attacksCNN International Suspected US missiles, Pakistan jets hit militantsThe Associated Press Mehsud recruiting children for Pakistan attacksPRESS TV AFP -Huffington Post -The Associated Press all 681 news articles »

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Pakistan's Younus lauds 'brilliant' Sangakkara - AFP Wed, 08 Jul 2009 12:31:53 GMT

BBC News

Pakistan's Younus lauds 'brilliant' Sangakkara AFP COLOMBO (AFP) — Pakistan captain Younus Khan Wednesday hailed the 'brilliant' leadership of his counterpart Kumar Sangakkara after the Sri Lankan led his ... CORRECTED - CORRECTED-Herath helps Sri Lanka stun Pakistan in seriesESPN Pakistan fined for slow over-rate in Galle TestDaily Times Herath, Mirando destroy PakistanCeylon Daily News SkySports -AFP -ESPN all 959 news articles »

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Pakistan and Afghanistan should be treated separately, says Miliband - Daily Times Wed, 08 Jul 2009 22:41:28 GMT

BBC News

Pakistan and Afghanistan should be treated separately, says Miliband Daily Times ISLAMABAD: Britain, Pakistan and Afghanistan do not like the term 'Af-Pak' used for the two countries as both have a separate status in the international ... UK foreign secretary in PakistanBBC News British FM promises Pakistan displaced supportAFP Pakistan UK security relationship go back a long wayCaymanMama.com (press release) Online - International News Network -The News International -Online - International News Network all 67 news articles »

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'Pakistan will overcome difficulties soon' - Daily Times Wed, 08 Jul 2009 22:46:10 GMT

Pakistani Newspaper

'Pakistan will overcome difficulties soon' Daily Times NEW YORK/ISLAMABAD: Pakistan will soon overcome the difficulties it faces and march towards a brighter and prosperous future, Parliamentary Affairs Minister ... Pakistan strongly opposes any strings to US aidAssociated Press of Pakistan 'Mily operating under civilian leadership'The Nation, Pakistan Babar Awan opposes US aid with strings attachedDaily Times Associated Press of Pakistan all 33 news articles »

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Pakistan seeks 'militant' arrest - BBC News Tue, 07 Jul 2009 05:36:18 GMT

BBC News

Pakistan seeks 'militant' arrest BBC News Pakistan's Supreme Court has rejected on technical grounds appeals lodged by the government seeking the re-arrest of the head of an Islamic charity. ... Pakistan: Appeal of Ruling that Granted Militant FreedomNew York Times Petitions against Saeed's release filed in Pakistan courtHindu Pakistan appeals ruling to release Mumbai suspectThe Associated Press United Press International -Reuters India -Reuters India all 209 news articles »

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US Officials, Lawmakers Discuss Pakistan Strategy - Voice of America Wed, 08 Jul 2009 01:13:19 GMT

AFP

US Officials, Lawmakers Discuss Pakistan Strategy Voice of America The US special representative to Pakistan told a Senate subcommittee on Tuesday that humanitarian efforts should be a focus of US policy ... Pakistan aid in Indian interest, says KerryDaily Times India is worst victim of terrorism: US lawmakerEconomic Times US wants India, Pakistan to keep talkingThaindian.com Hindu -Associated Press of Pakistan -eTaiwan News all 89 news articles »