Telegraph.co.uk | US doesn't want failed N-Pakistan, says Rumsfeld The Nation, Pakistan Former Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld says the United States needs to “take a deep breath” before considering ending military aid to Pakistan, because the last thing America wants is a failed Muslim state with nuclear weapons. ... US, Pakistan Question Aid Pakistan province cancels US aid deals: official US intensifies drone blitz in Pakistan, source says |
ABC News | Drones hurting national integrity The Nation, Pakistan ISLAMABAD (Online) - Army Chief Gen Ashfaq Parvez Kayani has said no agreement is existing between Pakistan and US regarding drone attacks nor such agreement had been executed during Musharraf regime. He stated this while addressing students of ... Newspaper in Pakistan Publishes WikiLeaks Cables Pakistan army chief sought more drone coverage in '08: Wikileaks Duplicity over drones? |
Lake Wylie Pilot | US confident of safety of nuclear weapons, despite al-Qaeda presence The Hindu A good 15 months before it killed Osama bin Laden in Pakistan, the United States was sure that al-Qaeda retained its presence in that country and was plotting “new attacks” against America and its allies from its safe havens there and in Afghanistan. ... Kid in Karamanda COUNTER-TERRORISM: Al Qaeda's Loss Is Haqqani's Gain Hikmet Cetin Says US Might Have Had Pakistan's Support While Catching Bin Laden |
The Hindu | 185384: Menon says India to decide on information-sharing with Pakistan The Hindu Menon emphasized that India had been tough on Pakistan with regard to accountability, but restrained in its rhetoric and actions. REF: A. NEW DELHI 03265 B. NEW DELHI 3251 C. FBI CABLE //1317/01495/365/006 D. NEW DELHI 3249 1. (C) SUMMARY. ... Pakistan plays its China card Pakistan takes China as best friend, time-tested and all-weather, says PM China, Pakistan Tout Close Relations |
A suicide bombing in Pakistan is minimized Washington Post The May 14 front-page story “Pakistan's spy chief offers to quit” detailed the repercussions within the Pakistani government and military of the US operation that killed Osama bin Laden. But the related suicide bombing that cost 80 lives was portrayed ... |
CTV.ca | US vehicles targeted in Pakistan car bomb blast Sacramento Bee Elsewhere in Pakistan, a US drone missile strike killed six people in North Waziristan, a tribal region along the Afghan border used by Afghan Taliban militants as a base from which to launch attacks on US, NATO and Afghan forces in Afghanistan, ... Pakistan Taliban Claims Attack on US Diplomatic Convoy Pakistani killed in attack on US vehicles in Peshawar Taliban Target US Convoy in Pakistan, One Killed |
Deccan Chronicle | India red-faced as most-wanted fugitives are found not in Pakistan but at home Washington Post NEW DELHI — The Indian government said Friday that it would review a list of 50 most-wanted fugitives it said were hiding in Pakistan, after two of them were found to be in India after all. One was living at home on bail in Mumbai, ... 'More action in 10 days' 550 'wanted' off CBI site Wanted list goof-up: CBI to carry out overhaul |
The Nation, Pakistan | Nod and wink? The News International Publically, the army and the government have always condemned drone attacks as a violation of Pakistan's airspace and sovereignty. But now, secret internal US government cables reveal that Pakistan's top military brass supports US drone strikes in ... US drone strike kills six in North Waziristan: officials US drone strike kills four in Pakistan: officials Suspected US Drone Strike Kills 4 In Pakistan |
The Hindu | West Indies v Pakistan: Ravi Rampaul happy with 'ideal start' ESPNcricinfo.com Ravi Rampaul, the West Indies seamer, kept up his strong form with a three-wicket haul that gave the home team the advantage against Pakistan in St Kitts. Rampaul collected seven wickets in the first Test and by stumps on the opening day of the second ... Rampaul ravages rain-hit Pakistan Rampaul puts Pakistan in trouble Pakistan on the back foot |
The Friday Times | Pakistan's Faustian Parliament Huffington Post (blog) It was embarrassing enough for the people of Pakistan to find out that Osama bin Laden was living in their midst for years. Even more shameful was the realization that their politicians are incapable of questioning the security apparatus of the country ... Whither the Pak-US relationship COMMENT: Osama and Pak-US relations —Dr Farah Zahra Turn the debacle into opportunity |