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Trial to resume for Colorado man held in Pakistan - 9NEWS.com Tue, 15 Mar 2011 02:53:16 GMT+00:00

Moneycontrol.com

Trial to resume for Colorado man held in Pakistan 9NEWS.com LAHORE, Pakistan, - Security was tight in Pakistan Tuesday where American contractor Raymond Davis's trial for shooting and killing two Pakistanis is set to resume. Davis and his wife rent a home in Highlands Ranch. For security reasons, the trial is ... Keeping Raymond Davis and Lashkar-e-Taiba in perspectiveReuters (blog) Money may talk in averting a diplomatic crisis in PakistanWashington Examiner Pakistan high court refuses to decide CIA gunman's diplomatic statusCNN Wall Street Journal -CBS News -MyStateline.com all 428 news articles »

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India, U.S. faced off on sharing 26/11 information with Pakistan - The Hindu Tue, 15 Mar 2011 00:10:59 GMT+00:00

The Hindu

India, U.S. faced off on sharing 26/11 information with Pakistan The Hindu CHENNAI: India was locked in a tussle with the United States over sharing information from the 2008 Mumbai attacks investigation with Pakistan, according to a chain of US Embassy cables accessed by The Hindu through WikiLeaks. During the India-Pakistan ... 26/11: India Yet to Get Pak's Reply on Inquiry PanelOutlook Pakistan refuses to give India access to LakhviTimes of India Pak rejects India's request to grill 2008 Mumbai terror attack suspectsSify Indian Express all 48 news articles »

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Asad helps Pakistan enter quarter-finals - The Nation, Pakistan Tue, 15 Mar 2011 01:58:04 GMT+00:00

ABC Online

Asad helps Pakistan enter quarter-finals The Nation, Pakistan PALLEKELE – Asad Shafiq helped Pakistan entered the quarter-finals with his maiden World Cup half century in a rain-marred here at the Pallekele Stadium on Monday. Pakistan included Asad Shafiq into playing eleven first time scored his first half ... Asad sparkles as Pakistan secure last-eight spotThe News International Pakistan book quarter-final berthBBC Sport Pakistan reign in PallekeleSkySports Times of India -Associated Press of Pakistan -The Hindu all 732 news articles »

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A blow to religious freedom in Pakistan - Washington Post Tue, 15 Mar 2011 00:11:10 GMT+00:00

A blow to religious freedom in Pakistan Washington Post But when the American ambassador to Pakistan came on the line, Wolf immediately knew that his friend Shahbaz Bhatti had been killed. Bhatti was Pakistan's federal minister of minority affairs, the only Christian in the cabinet and an advocate for the ... Bhatti portrayed soft image of PakThe Nation, Pakistan Aides, rights activists demand judicial inquiry into Bhatti's murderDaily Times Islam, Constitution give rights to minorities: PMThe News International Associated Press of Pakistan all 13 news articles »

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Free jailed Indian, Supreme Court appeals to Pakistan - The Hindu Tue, 15 Mar 2011 00:11:01 GMT+00:00

Indian Express

Free jailed Indian, Supreme Court appeals to Pakistan The Hindu New Delhi: In an unusual step, the Supreme Court on Monday appealed to Pakistan to consider granting remission to Gopal Dass, an Indian prisoner detained in the Lahore central jail for about 27 years, on humanitarian grounds and to release him. ... Supreme Court urges Pakistan to release jailed IndianSify SC quotes Faiz, urges Pak to release Indian prisonersTimes of India Liberty plea to Pak, with poetryCalcutta Telegraph Indian Express -Daily Times all 18 news articles »

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India, Wary of China and Pakistan, Boosts Arms Stockpiles - Inter Press Service Mon, 14 Mar 2011 21:11:21 GMT+00:00

The Hindu

India, Wary of China and Pakistan, Boosts Arms Stockpiles Inter Press Service As a result, India ranks ahead of traditional buyers in Asia and the Middle East, including China, Saudi Arabia, Pakistan, South Korea, Israel, Egypt and the United Arab Emirates. Asia still leads the way, says Siemon Wezeman, senior fellow at SIPRI's ... India Becomes Top Arms ImporterVoice of America all 273 news articles »

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Officials: Suspected drone strike kills 6 in Pakistan - CNN International Mon, 14 Mar 2011 11:55:40 GMT+00:00

Reuters Blogs (blog)

Officials: Suspected drone strike kills 6 in Pakistan CNN International A file photograph of a US Predator drone -- six militants were killed in Pakistan by an alleged drone strike on Monday.. Islamabad, Pakistan (CNN) -- A suspected US drone strike in Pakistan's tribal region killed six alleged militants Monday, ... U.S. drone strike kills 6 in PakistanWindsor Star US drone strike kills six militants in PakistanFocus News Suspected US drone strikes kill five alleged militants in PakistanMonsters and Critics.com Reuters Blogs (blog) -New York Times -RTT News all 588 news articles »

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Cardinal in foreign aid warning - The Press Association Tue, 15 Mar 2011 00:15:00 GMT+00:00

Roundhay Today

Cardinal in foreign aid warning The Press Association The leader of the Roman Catholic Church in Scotland has accused the UK Government of pursuing an "anti-Christian" foreign policy by increasing its overseas aid to Pakistan. Cardinal Keith O'Brien said Government plans to double aid to the country to ... Britain denies "anti-Christian" foreign policyChannel News Asia all 264 news articles »

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UK never told Pakistan to avoid torture: Musharraf - Peninsula On-line Mon, 14 Mar 2011 22:53:24 GMT+00:00

The Guardian

UK never told Pakistan to avoid torture: Musharraf Peninsula On-line As Britain prepares to open an inquiry into claims that its agents were complicit in the torture of terror suspects, Pakistan's former military ruler said London's stance may have been a “tacit approval of whatever we were doing. ... Musharraf: Britain Gave 'Tacit Approval' of TortureVoice of America "Tacit Approval Of Torture"The Atlantic Pervez Musharraf: Pakistan believed Britain gave 'tacit approval' for tortureTelegraph.co.uk Left Foot Forward -The National -The News International all 226 news articles »

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Kamran Akmal is too heavy, says Rashid Latif - The News International Tue, 15 Mar 2011 01:02:24 GMT+00:00

Cricket Nirvana

Kamran Akmal is too heavy, says Rashid Latif The News International PALLEKELE, Sri Lanka: It was a simple, regulation catch but Pakistan's players celebrated it as if Kamran Akmal had held a blinder to dismiss Zimbabwe's Brendan Taylor in the very first over of their World Cup Pool A game here on Monday. ... Afridi hints at couple of changesThe Nation, Pakistan Pakistan's opportunity to set its house in orderThe Hindu Pakistan positive of W.Cup quaterfinal spotAFP The Sports Encounter -sportal.co.nz -The Press Association all 335 news articles »