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'Three Cups of Tea' questions remind donors to check up on charities - USA Today Tue, 26 Apr 2011 01:40:18 GMT+00:00

New Yorker (blog)

'Three Cups of Tea' questions remind donors to check up on charities USA Today Greg Mortenson's inspiring commitment to build schools in Afghanistan and Pakistan has sold millions of books and inspired thousands of people — including President Obama — to donate to his charity, the Central Asia Institute ... Three Cups Of Tea Won't Be Enough For PakistanNPR US authorities probe facts of author Mortenson's Pakistan storyMcClatchy Washington Bureau 'Three Cups of Tea' controversy raises ethical questions about development NGOsWBEZ Minneapolis Star Tribune -Press Herald all 260 news articles »

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Pakistan, US in bid to save ties - The Nation, Pakistan Tue, 26 Apr 2011 01:50:48 GMT+00:00

AFP

Pakistan, US in bid to save ties The Nation, Pakistan ISLAMABAD/WASHINGTON (Agencies) - US General David Petraeus on Monday visited Pakistan and held talks with Army Chief General Ashfaq Parvez Kayani on ways to bolster regional security, the US embassy said in a statement. His surprising visit coincided ... Pakistani, Indian agencies looking for contactsDAWN.com Gen Petraeus meets KayaniDaily Times Petraeus visits Pakistan for security talks: embassyAFP The News International -The Hindu -Daily Pioneer all 138 news articles »

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Four Alleged Masterminds of 2008 Mumbai Attacks Are Indicted in Chicago - ProPublica Tue, 26 Apr 2011 02:21:35 GMT+00:00

AFP

Four Alleged Masterminds of 2008 Mumbai Attacks Are Indicted in Chicago ProPublica But it represents a major development in a secretive, diplomatically sensitive prosecution set for trial next month, because Pakistan is considered a close US ally in the fight against terrorism. Prosecutors charged the four Pakistanis with playing ... Four more indicted in Mumbai attackCNN International Grand jury adds 4 to 'Mumbai massacre' indictmentABC7Chicago.com all 167 news articles »

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Are ruling elites willing to eat grass? - The Nation, Pakistan Tue, 26 Apr 2011 01:50:49 GMT+00:00

The Nation, Pakistan

Are ruling elites willing to eat grass? The Nation, Pakistan Pakistan is still being asked the same questions that it was, as a prelude to the unstinted support. The fissures between Pakistan and its overbearing ally - the US - are widening, as the situation gets from bad to worse. ... Obama talks Afghanistan as fighting season looms, tensions rise with PakistanThe Canadian Press US listed Pakistan spies as terrorists: documentAFP Files link Pakistan to terroristsInvestor's Business Daily The Hindu -Washington Examiner -Online - International News Network all 353 news articles »

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Shehzad steers Pakistan to victory - Emirates 24/7 Tue, 26 Apr 2011 02:53:09 GMT+00:00

The Guardian

Shehzad steers Pakistan to victory Emirates 24/7 Opener Ahmed Shehzad struck his second one-day international hundred to anchor Pakistan to a confident seven-wicket victory over West Indies on Monday. Shehzad hit seven fours and one six in his 102 from 148 balls as Pakistan successfully chased 221 ... Shezhad the star for PakistanSportal.com.au Ahmed Shehzad inspires Pakistan to ODI win in St LuciaBBC Sport Shehzad hits hundred as Pakistan beats West Indies by 7 wickets to take 2-0 ...The Canadian Press The Press Association -Cricket365.com -American Chronicle all 319 news articles »

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EU flood relief on India-Pak agenda - Indian Express Tue, 26 Apr 2011 02:08:47 GMT+00:00

The Nation, Pakistan

EU flood relief on India-Pak agenda Indian Express Ahead of the India-Pakistan Commerce Secretaries' meeting in Islamabad on April 27-28, Islamabad has asked New Delhi to drop its opposition to the European Union giving duty-free access to textiles in its proposed flood relief package to Pakistan. ... Pakistan to make conditional offers to India in trade talksThe News International Indo-Pak trade secretaries' talks tomorrowOnline - International News Network CII looking forward to meeting between Indo-Pak Commerce SecretariesDailyIndia.com Moneycontrol.com -Economic Times -Chandigarh Tribune all 74 news articles »

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Blast injures 14 police in NW Pakistan - People's Daily Online Tue, 26 Apr 2011 02:28:18 GMT+00:00

Straits Times

Blast injures 14 police in NW Pakistan People's Daily Online Policemen cordon off the blast site in northwest Pakistan's Peshawar on April 25, 2011. An explosion rocked a police station in Peshawar on Monday and injured 14 policemen, police and witnesses said. (Xinhua/Saeed Ahmad) An explosion rocked a police ... Confiscated guns, ammunition blow up in Pakistan police station, wound 4 officersThe Canadian Press Blast hits Pakistan police stationAhram Online Blast injures 10 policemen in PakistanMangalorean.com Eurasia Review -Press TV all 39 news articles »

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Indian diesel banned in Pakistan - Times of India Mon, 25 Apr 2011 21:34:02 GMT+00:00

Reuters India

Indian diesel banned in Pakistan Times of India NEW DELHI: Pakistan has doggedly refused to remove motor fuels from the list of items that cannot be imported from India to avoid giving New Delhi a leverage over its energy supplies. Government officials said Indian refiners may be willing but cannot ... Petrol, diesel supply to Pakistan in pipelineCalcutta Telegraph India willing to export petrol, diesel to PakistanThe Hindu IndianOil ready to sell petrol, diesel to PakistanHindu Business Line Daily News & Analysis all 67 news articles »

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Wicket-keeper Zulqarnain Haider returns to Pakistan - Central Asia Online Mon, 25 Apr 2011 23:40:12 GMT+00:00

The Age

Wicket-keeper Zulqarnain Haider returns to Pakistan Central Asia Online Haider later met Interior Minister Rehman Malik, who had promised to provide security to him and his family in Pakistan. Haider fled to Britain in November 2010. However, he withdrew his application for asylum after meeting Malik in England last week. Zulqarnain Haider returns to PakistanCNN International Runaway Pakistan wicketkeeper returns homeRadio New Zealand Runaway Pakistan wicketkeeper Zulqarnain Haider returns homeThe Guardian sportal.co.in -Sydney Morning Herald -Pakistan Daily Mail all 200 news articles »

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WikiLeaks: al Qaeda watched towers burn - CBS News Tue, 26 Apr 2011 00:23:10 GMT+00:00

ABC Online

WikiLeaks: al Qaeda watched towers burn CBS News Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, the 9/11 plot mastermind for al Qaeda, was in Pakistan, watching the attacks on television. according to WikiLeaks documents. (CBS/Getty) Each of us remembers where we were on September 11, 2001, but we never knew what the ... Mohammed says he beheaded US reporter despite warningsLos Angeles Times Al-Qaida leaders were in Karachi on 9/11: WikiLeaksTimes of India Bin Laden had no cash after 9/11The Australian all 143 news articles »