USA Today | CIA idles drone flights from base in Pakistan Washington Post The CIA three months ago suspended its long-standing use of an air base in Pakistan as a launch site for armed drones targeting members of al-Qaeda and other militant groups, according to US and Pakistani officials. ... Pakistan college contest: Praise for bin Laden Britain tells Pakistan time is ripe to tackle Al-Qaeda UK asks Pakistan to move decisively against al-Qaida |
Telegraph.co.uk | EDITORIAL: Shamsi Airbase controversy Pakistan Daily Times Pakistan's Defence Minister Ahmed Mukhtar's statement regarding the Shamsi Airbase has landed the country in another controversy. Mukhtar told Reuters: “When they (US forces) will not operate from there [Shamsi Airbase], no drone attacks will be ... US eviction from Pakistan base a bad omen Firdous casts doubts on Mukhtar's statements on Shamsi Air Base If Pakistan Denies US Its Drone Bases, There's a Backup Plan Next Door |
AFP | Swiss Couple Kidnapped in SW Pakistan CRIENGLISH.com A Swiss couple was kidnapped Friday while traveling in Pakistan's southwest province of Balochistan, local media Daily Times reported on Saturday. According to the report, the abduction of the couple took place in Loralai, a district located some 160 ... Official: 2 Swiss kidnapped in SW Pakistan Swiss couple kidnapped in SW Pakistan: official Swiss couple abducted in Pakistan |
BBC News | Karzai: Pakistan firing missiles into Afghanistan Mercury-Register KABUL, Afghanistan—Afghan President Hamid Karzai accuses Pakistan of firing 470 rockets into two of its eastern border provinces in a three-week barrage. Afghan security forces said Sunday that 36 people have died in the barrages, which hit civilians ... In from the cold Afghan general resigns over Pakistan shelling Will Pakistan Play the Spoiler to U.S.-Taliban Talks? |
The Hindu | Dr Singh please stop interfering The Nation, Pakistan Singh said that talks with Pakistan would continue because without dialogue the problems cannot be solved. Singh said that Pakistan was not taking interest in Afghan Transit Trade which is why the issue is still under discussion. ... Dialogue without end People-to-people contact is crucial Pakistan, India say they'll keep pushing for peace |
Gulf Times | U.S. Afghan Pullback Lets Taliban Open New Bases, Pakistan Says Bloomberg A US pullback of troops from northeastern Afghanistan over 20 months has let Islamic guerrillas establish bases in the area and carry out unusually large attacks on Pakistan in recent weeks ... How to get Pakistan to break with Islamic militants Afghan district governor accuses Pakistan of stoking war on border Busy Afghan border town must handle tons of tension |
DAWN.com | A resolute PPP against dithering opposition Pakistan Daily Times LAHORE: Capitalising heavily on a dithering opposition with the Muttahida Qaumi Movement (MQM) proving to be the last straw on the camel's back, the ruling Pakistan People's Party has been getting more and more resolute about ... MQM ministers return official vehicles MQM's pullout – Is it too late to have an impact ? Another political stand off? |
ABC News | Bin Laden sought to rename al-Qaeda to counter negative perceptions Central Asia Online Osama bin Laden lived largely in isolation after he went into hiding in Abbottabad, Pakistan in 2006, according to statements from family members who were taken into custody by Pakistani authorities after bin Laden was killed by a team of US Navy Seals ... Schools axe link to Pakistan Bin Laden town Bin Laden raid has fallout for Pakistani students Remarks by the President on Osama Bin Laden |
The Nation, Pakistan | China and Pakistan: An alliance is built The Nation, Pakistan Speaking in April, Lieutenant General KT Patnaik, the head of India's northern command, maintained that Chinese soldiers were stationed on the highly volatile line of control that divides the disputed territory of Kashmir between India and Pakistan, ... China-Pakistan Proximity: Need For India's Pro-Active China Strategy - Analysis |
India Today | Lashker poses serious threat to Indian & western interests: US Economic Times NEW DELHI: Pakistan .based terrorist outfit Lashker-e-Taiba (LeT) poses a threat to both Indian and the Western interests, a White House report has said, and stressed on the US government's resolve to ensure a global fight to defeat the LeT's ... Lashkar poses threat to US, India: Report LeT poses serious threat to US, India: White House report |