The Nation, Pakistan | China denies Pakistan gave it helicopter access NECN BEIJING (AP) — China has rejected media reports that Pakistan gave it access to a radar-evading helicopter that crashed during the US mission to kill Osama bin Laden, calling them "preposterous." In its first public response, China's Defense Ministry ... China Denies Seeing Downed US Stealth Helicopter US considers funding Pakistani dam project, angering India US in its true colours |
ABC News | Another drone hit takes toll to 475 in current year The News International ISLAMABAD: Another CIA-operated bloody drone strike on Pakistan's tribal areas on Tuesday pushed up the overall death toll to around 475 and the total number of predator attacks to fifty-five since January this year. The missiles fired by the unmanned ... Pakistan drone attack 'kills four fighters' Suspected US Drone Strike Kills 4 in Pakistan US Drone Missiles Reportedly Kill Four In Tribal Area Of Pakistan |
Reuters | Panetta: 'No Choice' in US Relations with Pakistan Voice of America August 16, 2011 Panetta: 'No Choice' in US Relations with Pakistan David Gollust | State Department Defense Secretary Leon Panetta said Tuesday that the United States has no choice but to maintain close relations with Pakistan, despite government links ... US must keep Pakistan ties: Panetta Ties with Pakistan of 'paramount importance': Clinton, Panetta - US must stick it out with Pakistan, leaders say |
NDTV.com | US adopts 'carrot and stick' policy to avoid disengagement with Pakistan The News International ISLAMABAD: In a bid to put more pressure on Pakistan the US has adopted a two-pronged strategy under which civilian aid will continue in slow mode in the months ahead while military aid will be linked with 'doing more' against the Taliban and its Al ... US Links Pakistani Aid to Performance What cut? US continues to fund Pakistan military EDITORIAL: Conditional aid |
Pakistan Seeks $300M to Fund Gas Pipeline Bloomberg Pakistan plans to borrow $300 million from local banks to build a pipeline that will carry natural gas from Iran, easing its worst energy crisis. Local state-owned companies will provide about $210 million ... |
The Express Tribune | WASHINGTON DIARY: FATA: Pakistan's 'wild west'? —Dr Manzur Ejaz Pakistan Daily Times She would like to go to college and university, get a gainful job and live like people do in Lahore and Islamabad Pakistan's core state is like a stubborn mule that seldom moves without a sound thrashing. Changes in the Frontier Crimes Regulation (FCR) ... Political reforms in FATA |
NEWS.com.au | FBI teams up in Warren's kidnap hunt The Nation, Pakistan “Let me say that the Pakistanis are conducting a robust investigation, that it is their investigation but the FBI, our guys on the ground in Pakistan, have been collaborating. And our view is that that cooperation is excellent,” she told a news ... Pakistani Police: Still No Leads in Kidnapping of American Health fears for kidnapped US man American's abduction in Pakistan: police cite few leads |
Sydney Morning Herald | China and Pakistan: deep ties aren't news GlobalPost Analysis: Even if Pakistan did give China a peek at the downed chopper, it should come as no surprise. A crashed military helicopter is seen near the hideout of Al-Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden after a ground operation by US Special Forces in Abbottabad ... US Aides Believe China Examined Stealth Copter US believes Pakistan let China inspect craft Pakistan Likely Allowed China Access to Secret U.S. Helicopter: Reports |
DAWN.com | Is Malik clean enough to play for Pakistan again? The News International KARACHI: Soon after the 2007 World Cup, Shoaib Malik was touted by Pakistan's cricket chiefs as a long-term answer to the country's long-standing captaincy problem. The gutsy allrounder, then only 25, was over the moon after being installed as the ... Yousuf's still a wanted man Malik, Kaneria fail to get clearance for selection Malik, Kaneria appear in career revival bid |
The Nation, Pakistan | Nawaz trying to toe US line on India: PTI The Nation, Pakistan ISLAMABAD - Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf Vice President for Policy Planning, National Security and Foreign Affairs Dr Shireen Mazari has expressed annoyance over, what she called, the manner in which PML-N chief Mian Nawaz Sharif, was seeking to toe the US ... Frustrated Nawaz major impediment to change Pakistan should get over its obsession with India: Daily Nawaz Sharif gets it right on India |