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Pakistan indicts 2 more in Bhutto's assassination - USA Today Sat, 05 Nov 2011 19:41:07 GMT

USA Today

Pakistan indicts 2 more in Bhutto's assassination USA Today ISLAMABAD (AP) – Two police officers were indicted Saturday in the 2007 assassination of former Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto and will face trial along with five members of the Pakistani Taliban, a state prosecutor said. File photo by BKBangash, ... Pakistan Indicts 7 in Bhutto AssassinationNew York Times Pakistan court indicts 7 in Bhutto's assassinationSan Francisco Chronicle all 398 news articles »

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Pakistan-India Relations: Can trade meetings translate into political success? - Washington Times Sun, 06 Nov 2011 01:13:44 GMT

Washington Times

Pakistan-India Relations: Can trade meetings translate into political success? Washington Times PAKISTAN, November 5, 2011—The meeting between the trade and commerce ministers of Pakistan and India in September this year was an effort to increase trade between the two countries and could provide an opportunity for easing of tensions on the more ... Exclusive: Pakistan ties with US, India improving: MinisterReuters India says positive indicators from PakistanThe Hindu No Pakistan-specific trade restriction in India: SabharwalThe News International Times of India -The Express Tribune all 274 news articles »

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Pakistan cricket scandal: all too easy the descent into hell - The Guardian Sat, 05 Nov 2011 22:56:10 GMT

The Guardian

Pakistan cricket scandal: all too easy the descent into hell The Guardian A sign held up by a young fan during Pakistan's third Test against Sri Lanka. Photograph: Lakruwan Wanniarachchi/AFP/Getty Images The outcome of the trial of the three Pakistani cricketers is an occasion for deep sadness. There is first the sadness at ... Pakistan to pick on form, not reputation, for ODIs, Khan saysgulfnews.com Pakistan will stay positive: MohsinMiddle East North Africa Financial Network Pakistan v Sri Lanka – 3rd Test – 3rd Day's Summarybettor.com (blog) The Age -NDTV.com -The Express Tribune all 168 news articles »

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India, Pakistan to Struggle for Afghan Influence, Musharraf Says - BusinessWeek Sat, 05 Nov 2011 19:39:35 GMT

The Express Tribune

India, Pakistan to Struggle for Afghan Influence, Musharraf Says BusinessWeek 5 (Bloomberg) -- The US withdrawal from Afghanistan will lead to India and Pakistan struggling over influence in the war-torn country, according to Pervez Musharraf, Pakistan's former president. An unstable Afghanistan reeling from US withdrawal, ... India, Pakistan Will Compete for Influence in Afghanistan, Musharraf SaysBloomberg Pakistani nukes are 'very hard targets': MusharrafThe Express Tribune Musharraf hires firm to muster support in USPakistanToday.com.pk The Nation, Pakistan -Daily News & Analysis -Council on Foreign Relations (blog) all 45 news articles »

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Another cock-and-bull story on Pak nukes - The Nation, Pakistan Sun, 06 Nov 2011 01:39:52 GMT

RT

Another cock-and-bull story on Pak nukes The Nation, Pakistan The Atlantic magazine, in its article with the title 'The ally from hell' carried in the December 2011 issue has attacked Pakistan and its nuclear programme tooth and nail. However, the authors of the article, Jeffrey Goldberg and Marc Ambinder, ... Pak nukes being moved around in unsecured vansHindustan Times Deadly cargo: Concerns over Pakistan's nuke securityRT Pakistan's nuclear weapons vulnerable to theft: reportFirstpost Wired News -The Atlantic all 73 news articles »

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'Buffoon' Ijaz Butt and cronies shamed Pakistan cricket not trio - Pakistan Daily Times Sat, 05 Nov 2011 15:14:20 GMT

AFP

'Buffoon' Ijaz Butt and cronies shamed Pakistan cricket not trio Pakistan Daily Times Now that the guilty verdict has been announced by a United Kingdom court against Pakistan star players – Salman Butt, Mohammad Asif and Mohammad Aamir – and the entire world is condemning the trio for their 'misdeeds', ... How Pakistan cricket betting scam unfoldedNation on Sunday Corruption is not confined to Pakistan - Iqbalgulfnews.com Pakistan seeks repatriation of disgraced cricketersAFP DAWN.com -Times of India all 4,775 news articles »

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Three Pakistani soldiers killed in suspected Taliban attack - Sacramento Bee Sat, 05 Nov 2011 22:38:25 GMT

AFP

Three Pakistani soldiers killed in suspected Taliban attack Sacramento Bee ISLAMABAD, Pakistan -- Three Pakistani soldiers were killed and five wounded Saturday in an attack by suspected Taliban militants in the troubled northwestern region along the Afghanistan border, security officials said. ... Taliban kill five Pakistani soldiers: officialsAFP Will continue civilian aid to Pakistan: USRediff More U.S. drone strikes kill at least 3 in Pakistan's tribal regionThe Lincoln Tribune PakistanToday.com.pk -Kashmir Watch -CRIENGLISH.com all 25 news articles »

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New drone policy? - DAWN.com Sat, 05 Nov 2011 23:38:26 GMT

Council on Foreign Relations (blog)

New drone policy? DAWN.com AMERICAN media reports stating that the CIA has agreed to give Pakistan advance notice of drone strikes carried out in its territory indicate that a major irritant in US-Pakistan ties may be removed. That the Wall Street Journal story has not been ... US reins in dronesPakistan Observer Drone-happy Obama urged to ease up on PakistanNational Post (blog) Obama Limits CIA Drone Strikes in PakistanCouncil on Foreign Relations (blog) Critical Threats Project all 66 news articles »

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Beyond Minar-i-Pakistan - The Nation, Pakistan Sun, 06 Nov 2011 01:40:06 GMT

Telegraph.co.uk

Beyond Minar-i-Pakistan The Nation, Pakistan With a single stroke, Pakistan Tehrik-i-Insaf's successful jalsa at Minar-i-Pakistan last Sunday changed Pakistan's political landscape. To begin with, it is no longer possible for Imran Khan's detractors ... Pakistan: cricket, corruption and Imran Khan the saviourTelegraph.co.uk Imran Khan: the myth and the realityDAWN.com Imran no more a Facebook sensation onlyThe News International Today's Zaman -gulfnews.com -Pakistan Daily Times all 101 news articles »

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US forces had orders to target Indian Army in 1971 - Times of India Sat, 05 Nov 2011 23:09:06 GMT

US forces had orders to target Indian Army in 1971 Times of India NEW DELHI: A set of freshly declassified top secret papers on the 1971 war show that US hostility towards India during the war with Pakistan was far more intense than known until now. The documents reveal that Indira Gandhi went ahead with her plan to ... Why US held back on Pak surrender offer?Economic Times Indo-Pak tradeThe News International all 9 news articles »