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Pakistan "coup" memo was dictated: businessman - Reuters Canada Sat, 19 Nov 2011 02:01:52 GMT

Financial Times

Pakistan "coup" memo was dictated: businessman Reuters Canada ISLAMABAD (Reuters) - A Pakistani-American businessman said on Friday that Pakistan's ambassador to the United States asked him in May to appeal to the Pentagon to help the civilian government ward off a coup by Pakistan's powerful ... Haqqani books seat on flight for PakistanDAWN.com Memo publication escalates scandal in PakistanFinancial Times Husain Haqqani, Pakistan ambassador, denies pleading for US help to stop coup ...GlobalPost International News Network -The Hindu all 145 news articles »

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Pakistan cracks down on obscenity in text messages - MiamiHerald.com Fri, 18 Nov 2011 21:21:00 GMT

New York Daily News

Pakistan cracks down on obscenity in text messages MiamiHerald.com KARACHI, Pakistan -- Pakistan's telecommunications regulator has ordered cellphone companies to monitor text messages and block any that contain any of more than 1100 words and phrases that could be considered swear words, references to ... Pakistan bans 'monkey crotch', 'Jesus Christ'msnbc.com Pakistan bans 'obscene' words in text messagesChicago Sun-Times Texting in Pakistan? Better check new list of censored wordsNew York Daily News Washington Post -PRI's The World all 301 news articles »

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Pakistan defeats Sri Lanka to lead ODI series - Hindustan Times Sat, 19 Nov 2011 03:44:22 GMT

SkySports

Pakistan defeats Sri Lanka to lead ODI series Hindustan Times AP Pakistan defeated Sri Lanka by 21 runs in their third one-day international on Friday at the Dubai International Stadium to take a 2-1 lead in the five-match series. Pakistan built upon an opening stand of 151 between Mohammad Hafeez and Imran ... Pakistan win spoils Jayawardene milestoneTVNZ Pakistan claim series leadSkySports Pakistan record sensational 21 runs victory to lead seriesgulfnews.com The Express Tribune -The Press Association all 206 news articles »

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Pakistan has no hidden agenda in Afghanistan, says Khar - Pakistan Daily Times Fri, 18 Nov 2011 22:48:08 GMT

AFP

Pakistan has no hidden agenda in Afghanistan, says Khar Pakistan Daily Times ISLAMABAD: Foreign Minister Hina Rabbani Khar said on Friday that Pakistan had no hidden agenda in Afghanistan and was only interested in a peaceful and stable disposition there. Addressing a joint press conference with German Foreign Minister Guido ... Pakistan has no hidden agenda in Afghanistan: KharThe News International Pak-Germany on same side for endgame in Afghanistan Pakistan assures ...International News Network Germany gears up for Afghan meet with Pakistan talksAFP Monsters and Critics.com -Press TV all 53 news articles »

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Pakistan's Imran Khan: playboy to PM? - Reuters Fri, 18 Nov 2011 16:42:18 GMT

Reuters

Pakistan's Imran Khan: playboy to PM? Reuters Imran Khan, Pakistani cricketer turned politician, speaks during an interview at his residence in Islamabad November 16, 2011. By Chris Allbritton BANI GALA, Pakistan - The road to Imran Khan's palatial spread in the hills above Pakistan's capital is a ... Pakistan's Imran Khan: playboy cricketer to PM? Full ArticleReuters India Imran Khan: playboy cricketer to Pakistani PM?Hindustan Times Pakistan's Imran Khan - playboy cricketer to PM?Reuters UK Pakistan Daily Times all 129 news articles »

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'Memogate' scandal threatens Pakistan's ambassador to US and possibly president - Washington Post Fri, 18 Nov 2011 14:25:28 GMT

IBNLive.com

'Memogate' scandal threatens Pakistan's ambassador to US and possibly president Washington Post ISLAMABAD — A secret memo seeking Washington's help reining in the Pakistani military has brought into sharp relief the tensions between Pakistan's shaky civilian government and its powerful army generals. The resulting scandal threatens Pakistan's ... Pakistani Envoy Offers to Resign Over MemoNew York Times Pakistani ambassador caught in controversy over request for helpThe Seattle Times Pakistan memo puts pressure on ZardariFinancial Times all 672 news articles »

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Spotlight on Afghan refugees in Pakistan - Washington Post Fri, 18 Nov 2011 15:28:55 GMT

The Guardian

Spotlight on Afghan refugees in Pakistan Washington Post NOWSHERA, Pakistan — A few hundred men took to the streets in a suburb of this city early this month, furiously chanting for the expulsion of neighbors they described as interlopers. The objects of their ire were Afghan refugees, millions of whom ... Reports: Two British Terror Suspects Killed In US Drone Strike In PakistanRTT News Two British terror suspects killed in US drone strikes in PakistanThe Guardian UK terror suspects killed as drones hit insurgent bases in PakistanThe Independent Telegraph.co.uk -BBC News -Long War Journal all 394 news articles »

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PM's stand on Pakistan smacks of intrigue and sophistry - Daily News & Analysis Thu, 17 Nov 2011 04:01:01 GMT

DAWN.com

PM's stand on Pakistan smacks of intrigue and sophistry Daily News & Analysis Making a statement in Parliament on July 29, 2009, he said, 'Pakistan has to act and act effectively on terrorism before there can be a comprehensive dialogue covering all areas of disagreement or concerns of the two countries. ... TTP threatens to attack MFN convoysThe Nation, Pakistan India and Pakistan agree to normalize trade tiesThe Associated Press Pakistan-India trade talks: Business community reacts cautiouslyDAWN.com Pakistan Daily Times all 505 news articles »

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American Pakistan Foundation Announces New Appointments to Board of Directors - Sacramento Bee Fri, 18 Nov 2011 22:39:41 GMT

American Pakistan Foundation Announces New Appointments to Board of Directors Sacramento Bee By American Pakistan Foundation NEW YORK, Nov. 18, 2011 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- The American Pakistan Foundation (APF) announces the addition of three new board members. Asad Jamal, Faysal Sohail, and Shamila Chaudhary have been appointed to the APF ... and more »

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'Pakistan and Australia both wanted to lose in Singer game' - gulfnews.com Fri, 18 Nov 2011 17:37:00 GMT

DAWN.com

'Pakistan and Australia both wanted to lose in Singer game' gulfnews.com Dubai: Rashid Latif, the former Pakistan captain who was one of the first international cricketers to reveal that players have been indulging in match-fixing, has hit out at former International Cricket Council (ICC) ... Latif blasts Condon over delayed fixing claimsAFP Pakistan sets up Anti-Corruption Unit to eradicate fixingDAWN.com National betting law pushThe Daily Telegraph The News International all 490 news articles »