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Raid on bin Laden 'humiliated' Pakistan, Gates says - USA Today Thu, 19 May 2011 02:26:31 GMT+00:00

USA Today

Raid on bin Laden 'humiliated' Pakistan, Gates says USA Today By Alex Brandon, AP Secretary Robert Gates, left, and Adm. Michael Mullen, Joint Chiefs of Staff chairman, discuss Pakistan on Wednesday. By Alex Brandon, AP Secretary Robert Gates, left, and Adm. Michael Mullen, Joint Chiefs of Staff chairman, ... Gates sees no evidence top Pakistani officials knew of Bin Laden's hide-outLos Angeles Times Gates Says Some Pakistan Officials Knew About bin LadenWall Street Journal Gates: 'Somebody knew' in Pakistan that bin Laden was hiding there, maybe not ...Washington Post Christian Science Monitor -Globe and Mail all 816 news articles »

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India Digest: Pakistan's Fourth Nuclear Reactor Has India Worried - Wall Street Journal (blog) Thu, 19 May 2011 02:47:55 GMT+00:00

Daily Mail

India Digest: Pakistan's Fourth Nuclear Reactor Has India Worried Wall Street Journal (blog) Pakistan's Fourth Nuclear Reactor Has India Worried: Pakistan is focusing on building low-yield, tactical nuclear weapons which it can use in case of skirmishes at the border with India. (Source: The Times of India) India Set to Sign $2.4 Billion ... Pakistan Rushes to Finish Construction of Fourth Nuclear ReactorFox News Pakistan's fourth nuclear reactor has India worriedTimes of India Satellite images reveal alarming speed Pakistan is rushing to finish weapons ...Daily Mail Press TV -Christian Science Monitor all 40 news articles »

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Keep hands off Pakistan, China tells US - The Nation, Pakistan Thu, 19 May 2011 01:30:51 GMT+00:00

Fox News

Keep hands off Pakistan, China tells US The Nation, Pakistan BEIJING - Telling America to respect Pakistan's sovereignty, China Wednesday offered Islamabad 'anything' it needs to make defence impregnable and revive economy. This fresh approach would add new dimensions to the already time-tested brotherly bonds ... Respect Pak sovereignty, China tells USThe News International Show of support as China hosts Pakistan PMFinancial Times China vows to stand by PakistanPakistan Daily Times Voice of America -DAWN.com -Tehran Times all 806 news articles »

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Al Qaeda terrorist Makki lived in Pakistan for 10 years - DAWN.com Thu, 19 May 2011 01:15:15 GMT+00:00

BBC News

Al Qaeda terrorist Makki lived in Pakistan for 10 years DAWN.com File Photo ISLAMABAD: Al Qaeda operative Mohammed Ali Qasim, alias Abu Sohaib al-Makki, who was recently arrested in Pakistan, had been living in the country for almost 10 years and was involved in recent terrorist activities in Karachi. ... Pakistan says it's arrested al-Qaida figureMiamiHerald.com Pakistan claims al-Qaida arresteTaiwan News Top Al Qaeda leaders hiding in PakistanInternational Business Times UPI.com -CBS News -Weasel Zippers all 214 news articles »

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Report calls for civilian supremacy in Pakistan - The Nation, Pakistan Thu, 19 May 2011 01:31:04 GMT+00:00

DAWN.com

Report calls for civilian supremacy in Pakistan The Nation, Pakistan NEW YORK - A new report by Asia Society, an American organisation dedicated to promoting understanding with Asian people, has called for strengthening democratic governance in Pakistan where the military's dominance of the country's fiscal priorities ... Experts offer road map for Pakistan stabilityeTaiwan News Pakistan must focus on internal woes: scholarsThe News International Experts offer road map for Pakistan stabilitySacramento Bee All Things Pakistan -DAWN.com all 129 news articles »

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Neo-cons may try to sabotage Clinton-Kerry efforts - Pakistan Observer Thu, 19 May 2011 02:12:33 GMT+00:00

Al-Arabiya

Neo-cons may try to sabotage Clinton-Kerry efforts Pakistan Observer Islamabad—Pakistani experts closely watching and monitoring the Pakistan-US relations are expressing fears that the neo-cons which controls the important positions in Pentagon and American intelligence networks are trying to sabotage a workable ... Joint action declaration: now Pakistan to own US actionsThe News International Senators Question Aid to Pakistan Over Harboring InsurgentsSan Francisco Chronicle Renegotiating Pakistan's relations with the USPakistan Daily Times TIME -Bloomberg -RTT News all 322 news articles »

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Fox News Poll: Voters Say Stop US Aid to Pakistan - Fox News Wed, 18 May 2011 22:09:05 GMT+00:00

Fox News Poll: Voters Say Stop US Aid to Pakistan Fox News After the killing of Usama bin Laden in Pakistan, few American voters believe that country is an ally of the United States in the war against terrorism. Moreover, most doubt Pakistan is worthy of continued US foreign aid. ... and more »

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IMF non-committal on dropping RGST - The News International Thu, 19 May 2011 01:21:13 GMT+00:00

Sofia Echo

IMF non-committal on dropping RGST The News International ISLAMABAD: The IMF has neither denied nor confirmed whether it has relaxed for Pakistan its main condition of imposing RGST and agreed to abolishing more sales tax exemptions for its $11.3 billion bailout package for Pakistan, it is learnt. ... IMF conditionalitiesThe Nation, Pakistan IMF asks Pakistan to improve debt managementCentral Asia Online IMF Urges Pakistan to Reduce Deficit; Disbursements FrozenBloomberg The Express Tribune -Pakistan Daily Times -Wall Street Journal all 275 news articles »

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EDITORIAL: Of incursions and contradictions - Pakistan Daily Times Wed, 18 May 2011 23:13:25 GMT+00:00

The Guardian

EDITORIAL: Of incursions and contradictions Pakistan Daily Times Two NATO helicopters violated Pakistani air space on Tuesday in North Waziristan Agency according to a statement by the Pakistan Army, which went on to add: “The troops at the post fired upon the helicopters and, as a result of [the] exchange of fire, ... Pakistan wooing Haqqani group to talk peace: WSJThe Nation, Pakistan 'ISI talks peace with Haqqani network'Hindustan Times US Dubious Character in GWOT – OBL KillingPakTribune.com San Francisco Chronicle -Wall Street Journal -RTT News all 1,281 news articles »

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Washington should treat Islamabad as an equal partner - The Nation, Pakistan Thu, 19 May 2011 01:33:12 GMT+00:00

Reuters

Washington should treat Islamabad as an equal partner The Nation, Pakistan With the killing of Al-Qaeda chief Osama Bin Laden it appears that the rift between Pakistan and the US is growing wider. In this context it is important that US senator John Kerry tries to lower the temperature in the ongoing talks between his ... Somebody in Pakistan knew about bin Laden''s presence: GatesIBNLive.com US won't give up on PakistanDaily Pioneer 'Someone in Pak knew of Osama's hideout'Hindustan Times Tehran Times -TCPalm -Reuters Blogs (blog) all 5,016 news articles »