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The Pakistan Ultimatum - Wall Street Journal Thu, 14 Apr 2011 22:52:23 GMT+00:00

AFP

The Pakistan Ultimatum Wall Street Journal So Pakistan now demands that the United States withdraw hundreds of American intelligence operatives and special-ops trainers from its soil and stop the CIA drone strikes on al Qaeda, Taliban and affiliated terrorists. Maybe the Obama Administration ... US Relations With Pakistan SourNPR CIA will not halt operations in Pakistan: officialAFP EDITORIAL: CIA-ISI tug of warDaily Times The Hindu -The News International -Council on Foreign Relations all 43 news articles »

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Cricketing ties with Pakistan not at cost of 26/11 Probe: MEA - Economic Times Fri, 15 Apr 2011 02:26:23 GMT+00:00

Times LIVE

Cricketing ties with Pakistan not at cost of 26/11 Probe: MEA Economic Times NEW DELHI: The government, which was criticised for its 'unilateral' peace proposals to Pakistan, has clarified that the announcement to resume bilateral cricketing series in no way de-emphasised New Delhi's position on terror. ... Firm on bringing 26/11 guilty to book: MEATimes of India Government game, players not thrilled about Pak tourHindustan Times Indo-Pak cricket? BCCI's response is tepidDaily News & Analysis Business Standard -Long War Journal -Associated Press of Pakistan all 377 news articles »

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Officials Announce Arrest of Two French Terror Suspects in Pakistan - Voice of America Thu, 14 Apr 2011 19:25:35 GMT+00:00

Kansas City Star

Officials Announce Arrest of Two French Terror Suspects in Pakistan Voice of America Officials say Pakistani authorities have detained two French nationals who are suspected of being members of an Islamist militant group. French officials, speaking on the condition of anonymity, confirmed Thursday the news of the arrests, ... Two French terror suspects arrested in PakistanAFP Two suspected French militants arrested in PakistanReuters Africa AP Exclusive: 2 French men arrested in PakistanThe Associated Press Press TV -San Jose Mercury News all 400 news articles »

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Human rights in a poor state in Pak, says panel report - Times of India Fri, 15 Apr 2011 02:01:25 GMT+00:00

BBC News

Human rights in a poor state in Pak, says panel report Times of India ISLAMABAD: Pakistan's Human Rights Commission has released its annual report giving dismal facts and figures about the country's security situation, human rights abuses and treatment meted out to the minorities. The report said at least 64 people, ... Report paints bleak picture of human rights in PakistanThe News International Human Rights Commission Critical of PakistanVoice of America Pakistan militants 'killed 2500' in 2010BBC News International Business Times -Channel 6 News Online -Online - International News Network all 81 news articles »

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Pakistan frees 89 Indian fishermen - The Nation, Pakistan Fri, 15 Apr 2011 01:39:51 GMT+00:00

The Nation, Pakistan

Pakistan frees 89 Indian fishermen The Nation, Pakistan BM Kutti and Shujauddin Qureshi of Pakistan Institute of Labour Education and Research (Piler), Saeed Baloch, Talib Kachi and Sami Memon of Pakistan Fisherfolk Forum (PFF) presented gifts to the released fishermen. Justice (Retd) Nasir Aslam Zahid was ... 89 Indian prisoners set free by PakistanThe Hindu Pakistan frees 89 Indian fishermenDaily Times Pakistan releases 89 Indian prisonersGulf Times IBNLive.com -DailyIndia.com -The News International all 124 news articles »

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Pakistan delegation loves clean Shimla - Times of India Fri, 15 Apr 2011 00:59:35 GMT+00:00

Pakistan delegation loves clean Shimla Times of India SHIMLA: It is not the strained relations between the two countries or animosities that may exist between unimportant sections that comes to mind when students of Lawrence College, Murree, near Lahore in Pakistan, talk about India. Strange it may sound, ... Pakistan's Man in the ShadowsWall Street Journal Delegation of Lawrence College of Pakistan meets chief ministerHindustan Times Youth can help improve Indo-Pak ties: KayaniChandigarh Tribune Mangalorean.com -Indian Express all 18 news articles »

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Martin Ready for Action Against Pakistan - Caribarena Antigua Fri, 15 Apr 2011 01:20:46 GMT+00:00

DAWN.com

Martin Ready for Action Against Pakistan Caribarena Antigua New West Indies leg-spinner Anthony Martin has already given a lot of thought to how he will approach the upcoming matches against Pakistan. The 28-year-old Policeman from Antigua is a clever operator and is planning how best to utilise his skills when ... Disband PCB selection committeeDaily Times W. Indies name squad for Pakistan one-dayersAFP Pakistan team leaves for West Indies tourDAWN.com The Sports Encounter -Indian Express -The Canadian Press all 190 news articles »

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26/11 case: Will India become party to lawsuit in US against ISI? - Times of India Thu, 14 Apr 2011 21:21:01 GMT+00:00

Zee News

26/11 case: Will India become party to lawsuit in US against ISI? Times of India NEW DELHI: Intending to nail Pakistan's lie over the role of ISI in the Mumbai terror attack, India is mulling the option of becoming 'party' to the lawsuit filed in a US court last year by relatives of two Americans -- who died in the 26/11 carnage ... No reason to renew talks with Pakistan: BJPThe Hindu India should take up Rana''s claims with Pakistan: BJPIBNLive.com India reiterates Pakistan should punish perpetrators for Mumbai terror attacksPeople's Daily Online India Today -Daily News & Analysis -Indian Express all 388 news articles »

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Afghan Taliban to Open Office in Turkey - Voice of America Thu, 14 Apr 2011 21:33:06 GMT+00:00

GulfNews

Afghan Taliban to Open Office in Turkey Voice of America During a recent visit to Turkey, the president of Pakistan, together with his Turkish counterpart, made a commitment to support political initiatives to end the war in Afghanistan. Ankara has been calling for talks with the Taliban, and having strong ... Zardari and Erdogan renew pledge to build strategic partnershipDaily Times Pakistan forces attack Taliban hideouts, kill 18Reuters Canada Turkey, Afghanistan, Pakistan held joint military exerciseHurriyet Daily News Niles Daily Star -Fox News -Associated Press of Pakistan all 250 news articles »

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Chile may have held wrong man, says CBI - Indian Express Fri, 15 Apr 2011 02:09:18 GMT+00:00

NDTV.com

Chile may have held wrong man, says CBI Indian Express A day after Pakistan media reports claimed that the man arrested by Chile was not Abdul Rauf, Jaish-e-Mohammad chief Masood Azhar's brother who is wanted for the Indian Airlines IC-814 hijack, the CBI seems to have come to the same conclusion. ... Man held in Chile may not be IC-814 hijackerTimes of India Pak refuses to comment on arrest of 'Kandahar mastermind'Hindustan Times 'IC-814 hijacker not in Chilean custody'Bangalore Mirror all 151 news articles »