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Pakistan Refuses to Help as US Sorts Out a Fatal Attack - New York Times Sat, 03 Dec 2011 02:11:26 GMT

New York Times

Pakistan Refuses to Help as US Sorts Out a Fatal Attack New York Times President Obama was burned in effigy in Lahore, Pakistan, on Friday to protest last week's airstrikes that killed two dozen members of the Pakistani military. By MATTHEW ROSENBERG and ERIC SCHMITT WASHINGTON — The American airstrikes that killed two ... Pakistan elected not to participate in joint NATO attack investigation: US DoDThe Express Tribune Pakistan Says US Gave Wrong Information on HitWall Street Journal US talked with Pakistan before fatal airstrike, yet questions remainCNN Fox News -Voice of America (blog) all 3,393 news articles »

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American's Abduction in Pakistan Reveals Growing Trend - PBS NewsHour Fri, 02 Dec 2011 22:46:59 GMT

PBS NewsHour

American's Abduction in Pakistan Reveals Growing Trend PBS NewsHour Pakistani man rides his bicycle past the house of kidnapped American Warren Weinstein in Lahore, Pakistan. Photo by Arif Ali/AFP/Getty Images. The August kidnapping of Warren Weinstein, an American aid worker in Pakistan, came into the spotlight again ... Al-Qaeda says it kidnapped Warren Weinstein in PakistanBBC News Al Qaeda Claims to Be Holding US Hostage in PakistanFox News Concern grows for American kidnapped in Pakistanmsnbc.com Times of India all 520 news articles »

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Pakistan, still a key ally in war on terror: UK - The News International Sat, 03 Dec 2011 02:32:33 GMT

The News International

Pakistan, still a key ally in war on terror: UK The News International LONDON: British Minister of State, Foreign and Commonwealth Office, Lord Howell of Guildford said that Pakistan remains an important partner in the fight against terrorism. Answering to a question by Lord Nazir Ahmed on government's assessment of ... and more »

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Move to Get Bin Laden Hurt Polio Push - Wall Street Journal Sat, 03 Dec 2011 01:13:47 GMT

Telegraph.co.uk

Move to Get Bin Laden Hurt Polio Push Wall Street Journal MOHABATABAD, Pakistan—The United Nations says a reportedly fake vaccination campaign conducted to help hunt down Osama bin Laden has caused a backlash against international health workers in some parts of Pakistan and has impeded efforts ... Failure of Diplomacy: Pakistan ambassadors' departure highlights post-bin ...LSU The Reveille Twitters Compiles List of '10 Best Tweets of 2011'KSTP.com all 154 news articles »

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Pakistan look to seal Bangladesh series - The Nation, Pakistan Sat, 03 Dec 2011 01:47:47 GMT

The Nation, Pakistan

Pakistan look to seal Bangladesh series The Nation, Pakistan DHAKA (Agencies) – Pakistan look to seal the three-match one day series against Bangladesh Today (Saturday) in the second ODI of the series. After ambushing the hosts in the one-off T20, the visitors tore apart the fragile mindset of the Bangladesh ... Versatile Afridi inspires Pakistan to opening winStuff.co.nz Bangladesh batsmen must step upESPNcricinfo.com Tigers take on Pakistan in do-or-die match todayFinancial Express Bangladesh PakistanToday.com.pk -Stabroek News -Sky News Australia all 191 news articles »

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US trying to suffocate Pakistan, says Bhutto - The News International Sat, 03 Dec 2011 00:28:54 GMT

The Express Tribune

US trying to suffocate Pakistan, says Bhutto The News International Chairman Sindh National Front (SNF) Sardar Mumtaz Ali Bhutto has said the US government is trying to suffocate Pakistan, but the junior ranks in the army have now refused to kill their own people in North Waziristan. He was referring to the November 26 ... Power not politics divided the Bhuttos: FatimaZee News PPP celebrates 45th Foundation Day todayAssociated Press of Pakistan all 54 news articles »

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Involving foreign country in Pakistan's affairs not treason - The News International Sat, 03 Dec 2011 00:24:29 GMT

BBC News

Involving foreign country in Pakistan's affairs not treason The News International RAWALPINDI: Former ambassador Husain Haqqani has said that he resigned as the ambassador to the US so that his official position did not impede the settlement of the memo issue, since Pakistan and democracy in the country were dear to him, not his job. ... Pakistani Court Bars Former Ambassador to US From TravelNew York Times Parliament to decide future political affairs: PBCInternational News Network Pakistani court bars former envoy to US from travel abroadWashington Post The Express Tribune -South Asian News Agency -BBC News all 213 news articles »

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Pakistan prisoners do not want to go back home, Centre tells Supreme Court - Times of India Fri, 02 Dec 2011 20:33:39 GMT

The Express Tribune

Pakistan prisoners do not want to go back home, Centre tells Supreme Court Times of India Pakistani prisoners on their way to home after being released by Indian administration, at Attari-Wagah border earlier this month. NEW DELHI: For years, the Supreme Court egged on the Centre to expedite deportation of hundreds of Pakistani prisoners ... Pak prisoners want to stay back in IndiaDaily Pioneer all 4 news articles »

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'Pakistan must make major breakthrough in microfinance' - The News International Sat, 03 Dec 2011 00:32:32 GMT

The Nation, Pakistan

'Pakistan must make major breakthrough in microfinance' The News International KARACHI: Yaseen Anwar, Governor, State Bank of Pakistan (SBP), said on Friday that the country has one of the lowest financial penetration levels in the world. “Microfinance in Pakistan has made good progress but must make major breakthroughs to reach ... 'New Microfinance Strategic Framework to promote financial inclusion in Pakistan'Pakistan Daily Times SBP to promote microfinance banking: GovernorThe Nation, Pakistan Outreach struggling at 7pcPakistanToday.com.pk Business Recorder (blog) all 16 news articles »

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Pakistan decides to take Nimoo-Bazgo project to ICA - Pakistan Daily Times Fri, 02 Dec 2011 22:03:35 GMT

Pakistan decides to take Nimoo-Bazgo project to ICA Pakistan Daily Times ISLAMABAD: Pakistan has taken decision in principle to take up the controversy over Nimoo-Bazgo hydropower project having generation capacity of 45 MW with International Court of Arbitration (ICA) and has given a go ahead signal to ... Another battle in ICJ loomsThe Nation, Pakistan all 3 news articles »