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Pakistan Terror No Bar as Unilever Converges With Nestle: Retail - Bloomberg Wed, 05 Oct 2011 21:24:44 GMT+00:00

Pakistan Terror No Bar as Unilever Converges With Nestle: Retail Bloomberg Storekeeper Hakim Ali reaches for a packet of Fair & Lovely face cream, produced by Unilever Pakistan Ltd., as it hangs on display in his store in Jiandal Kot village in Matiari, Pakistan, on Sept. ... Pakistan Terror No Bar as Unilever Converges With Nestle: RetailBusinessWeek Unilever and Nestlé target PakistanWarc all 4 news articles »

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Karzai Reassures Pakistan on India Deal - Voice of America Wed, 05 Oct 2011 19:52:53 GMT+00:00

Globe and Mail

Karzai Reassures Pakistan on India Deal Voice of America October 05, 2011 Karzai Reassures Pakistan on India Deal Anjana Pasricha | New Delhi Afghan President Hamid Karzai is trying to reassure Pakistan that a strategic partnership pact signed with India will not affect his country's relations with Islamabad ... Afghans say plot to kill President Hamid Karzai uncoveredLos Angeles Times Karzai reassures Pakistan over India pactSydney Morning Herald Indian-Afghan pact likely to boost tension with PakistanMiamiHerald.com Wall Street Journal -Fox News all 1,288 news articles »

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Lawmaker wants Pakistan to police fertilizer used in IEDs - CNN Thu, 06 Oct 2011 02:39:43 GMT+00:00

Lawmaker wants Pakistan to police fertilizer used in IEDs CNN Pakistan needs to put safeguards in place, says US Sen. Robert Casey "It's an extremely porous border," says RAND Corp. official (CNN) -- Pakistan needs to do more to implement safeguards that would control a fertilizer that is being used in explosive ... and more »

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Pakistan Commission Questions Bin Laden's Family - Voice of America Wed, 05 Oct 2011 17:35:55 GMT+00:00

AFP

Pakistan Commission Questions Bin Laden's Family Voice of America October 05, 2011 Pakistan Commission Questions Bin Laden's Family VOA News A Pakistani commission probing the killing of Osama bin Laden says it has questioned the al-Qaida leader's family members. Three of the al-Qaida leader's wives and several ... Pakistan quizzes bin Laden's familyHerald Sun Pakistan questions bin Laden widows, daughtersDAWN.com Pakistan questions Osama widows, daughters Pakistan questions Osama widows ...Times of India AFP -CBS News -The Express Tribune all 187 news articles »

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Pakistan seeks an update on Raymond Davis - Washington Post (blog) Wed, 05 Oct 2011 22:46:44 GMT+00:00

New Yorker

Pakistan seeks an update on Raymond Davis Washington Post (blog) (Ed Andrieski — Associated Press) Now, less than a week after Davis's arrest, Pakistan's embassy in Washington has asked the Justice Department for an update on its promised investigation into Davis's last brush with the law, when he shot and killed ... Judge tells CIA's Raymond Davis to work on 'anger management'; charged with ...Associated Press of Pakistan all 7 news articles »

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Pakistan's Long March to Isolation - Huffington Post (blog) Thu, 06 Oct 2011 00:32:43 GMT+00:00

Geo Television Network

Pakistan's Long March to Isolation Huffington Post (blog) Pakistan's military strength is unquestioned. We have the 7th largest standing military, with over 48 million more brave Pakistani men who will answer any threat to our national security with a swift and strong response. Our SSG commandos are second to ... No mediatory role for India in Afghanistan: USDAWN.com Pakistan Security Brief - October 5, 2011Critical Threats Project all 40 news articles »

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Tackle Militants? Pakistan is More Likely to Make Peace With Them - TIME Wed, 05 Oct 2011 21:15:34 GMT+00:00

ABC News

Tackle Militants? Pakistan is More Likely to Make Peace With Them TIME Anyone watching local TV in Pakistan last week could be forgiven for thinking Pakistan was girding for war with the United States. But it's peace the Pakistani military is seeking — albeit peace with some of America's enemies based on Pakistani soil. ... For US, a Tricky Path in Dealing With Afghan InsurgentsNew York Times The US and Pakistan: "Frenemies" forever?CBS News ISI arranged `talks between US officials and Haqqanis`DAWN.com The Nation, Pakistan -Washington Times -Hindustan Times all 615 news articles »

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Pakistan Arrests 70 Over Sectarian Attacks - Voice of America Wed, 05 Oct 2011 13:55:04 GMT+00:00

AFP

Pakistan Arrests 70 Over Sectarian Attacks Voice of America October 05, 2011 Pakistan Arrests 70 Over Sectarian Attacks VOA News Police in Pakistan have detained more than 70 people in connection with a recent spate of sectarian violence in southwestern Baluchistan province. Officials say the arrests were made ... Pakistan 'crackdown' over Shiite killingsAFP Gunmen kill 13 Shiite Muslims in PakistaneTaiwan News Gunmen open fire on Pakistan busABC Online New York Times -Los Angeles Times -Reuters all 539 news articles »

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Pakistan incomplete sans Kashmir: Nizami - The Nation, Pakistan Thu, 06 Oct 2011 01:32:34 GMT+00:00

IBNLive.com

Pakistan incomplete sans Kashmir: Nizami The Nation, Pakistan MIRPUR (AJK) - The daylong “Pakistan Paindabad Conference” organised by Nazaria-i-Pakistan Trust AJK chapter concluded here late the other Tuesday with the renewal of pledge to continue lending individual and collective efforts to turn Pakistan into a ... Pakistan's support for Kashmiri people unwavering: PMAssociated Press of Pakistan Pakistan will give full support to Kashmiris over autonomy: GilaniHindustan Times AJK budget for 2011-12 approvedInternational News Network all 13 news articles »

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Pakistan cricketers involved in 'rampant corruption', court hears - Telegraph.co.uk Wed, 05 Oct 2011 18:52:31 GMT+00:00

AFP

Pakistan cricketers involved in 'rampant corruption', court hears Telegraph.co.uk Three top Pakistan cricketers accepted bribes to bowl deliberate no-balls in a gambling scandal that exposes ''rampant corruption'' at the heart of international cricket, a court heard today. Former captain Salman Butt, 26, and fast bowlers Mohammad ... Pakistan players 'betrayed cricket' with bribesTVNZ 'Rampant corruption' in Pakistan spot fixing caseAFP Pakistan cricket stars took bribes and betrayed sport, court toldThe National all 795 news articles »