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Bomb hits NATO supply trucks in Pakistan en route to Afghanistan - Washington Post Sat, 06 Aug 2011 18:50:51 GMT+00:00

Xinhua
Bomb hits NATO supply trucks in Pakistan en route to Afghanistan
Washington Post
By AP, PESHAWAR, Pakistan — Police say a bomb attack in Pakistan has destroyed 16 tankers carrying fuel for US-led forces in Afghanistan. Police officer Shafi Ullah Khan says the attack took place Saturday at a terminal close to the city of Peshawar ...
Bomb destroys 16 NATO tankers in PakistanAFP
Militants destroy 16 NATO oil tankers in NW PakistanXinhua
16 NATO tankers go up in flamesPress TV
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Approved Rs10 billion funds just peanut for sinking Railways - The Nation, Pakistan Sun, 07 Aug 2011 02:05:05 GMT+00:00

The Nation, Pakistan
Approved Rs10 billion funds just peanut for sinking Railways
The Nation, Pakistan
ISLAMABAD - The recent fund approval by the incumbent government to recuperate the finance-starved Pakistan Railways (PR) spinning into worse crisis is seemingly just a peanut in front of multi-billion loses soaring up with the passage of time, ...
EDITORIAL: Bailout package for Pakistan RailwaysPakistan Daily Times
Rs10.1 billion breather for cash-starved Pakistan RailwaysThe News International
Private sector to get representation on Railways boardDAWN.com
Pakistan Times -Pakistan Observer -Daijiworld.com
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New provinces need two-thirds majority in PAs, say experts - The News International Sun, 07 Aug 2011 00:36:22 GMT+00:00

The Nation, Pakistan
New provinces need two-thirds majority in PAs, say experts
The News International
ISLAMABAD: The Constitution of Pakistan does not allow establishment or creation of a new province, say Siraiki or Hazara, within an existing federating unit without a two-third vote from its provincial assembly. The National Assembly and Senate, ...
PML-Q resolution a mere political gimmickPakistan Daily Times
PML-N's testing time at Punjab AssemblyThe Nation, Pakistan
Punjab should be divided into four provinces: Javed HashmiThe Express Tribune
Pakistan Times -DAWN.com -Pak1stanFirst
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The handbag is the foreign minister - Times of India Sat, 06 Aug 2011 19:13:31 GMT+00:00

Los Angeles Times
The handbag is the foreign minister
Times of India
Hina Rabbani Khar is not Pakistan's new foreign minister, a source close to the policymakers said in a remarkable revelation this week. "It is not Khar but her Hermes Birkin bag that was appointed to office last month," he told this scribe. ...
Pakistan's new foreign minister turns headsGlobalPost
Pakistan's First Female Foreign MinisterAl-Arabiya
Pakistan's top envoy gets points for style, but at home questions loomLos Angeles Times
The News International -GreaterKashmir.com (press release) -DAWN.com
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'We're relieved Bangladesh isn't with Pakistan anymore' - Times of India Sat, 06 Aug 2011 19:11:33 GMT+00:00

'We're relieved Bangladesh isn't with Pakistan anymore'
Times of India
In 2008, Bangladeshi writer Tahmima Anam , 36, won the Commonwealth Writers' Prize for her first novel A Golden Age, a stunning book that laid bare the gulf between East and West Pakistan during the 1971 war. In her second book, The Good Muslim, ...

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Medical facility: 'MQM willing to help PPP for peace' - The Express Tribune Sun, 07 Aug 2011 02:00:23 GMT+00:00

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Medical facility: 'MQM willing to help PPP for peace'
The Express Tribune
The Muttahida Qaumi Movement (MQM) will offer unconditional support to the Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) for restoring peace and stability in Karachi and the country before the situation spirals out of control, said MQM Rabita Committee deputy convenor ...
Back to 2001Pakistan Daily Times
PPP-MQM reaches near reconciliationSouth Asian News Agency
PPP, MQM agree to set aside differencesgulfnews.com
The News International -The Nation, Pakistan -Pakistan Times
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Homegrown terrorists strike - Kashgar Times Sat, 06 Aug 2011 17:36:15 GMT+00:00

The Guardian
Homegrown terrorists strike
Kashgar Times
The Samjhota Expres was basedon Pakistan and turned out to be the work of the Indian Army's serving colonel Prohit. The Malegaon bombs were blamed on Pakistan and investigations by Karkora showed a Hinduvata connection. The Norweigan king first blamed ...
Chinese rebels threaten Sino-Pak tiesPakTribune.com
China's Xinjiang 'Terrorism' Claim QuestionedChina Digital Times
Experts doubt that Uighurs with Taliban ties are behind violence in ChinaMiamiHerald.com
The Express Tribune -IBNLive.com -FrontPage Magazine
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Funding Nicholas Schmidle - Cryptome.org Sat, 06 Aug 2011 16:46:13 GMT+00:00

New Yorker (blog)
Funding Nicholas Schmidle
Cryptome.org
He did exceptional reporting from Pakistan while being funded by ICWA, visited some of the most dangerous areas of the country, and was booted by Pakistan in early 2008 for unexplained reasons. Schmidle is also an NAF event director and is highlighted ...
For God and country... a gripping first-hand account of how US Seals killed ...Daily Mail
Pakistan TV Report Contradicts US Claim of Bin Laden's DeathOpEdNews
Gaza, Bin Laden, Goldstone Committee and The NYTimesWall Street Journal
Daijiworld.com -Newstrack India -Leadership Newspapers
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Indo-Pak series hit by confusion! - The News International Sun, 07 Aug 2011 00:29:48 GMT+00:00

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Indo-Pak series hit by confusion!
The News International
KARACHI: The football series between Pakistan and India has been hit by confusion due to the communication gap between the football governing bodies on both sides of the border. Before Pakistan had confirmed the series, India's football governing body ...
Pak-India football series to be played in EnglandPak Watan
Pakistan, India caught in schedule confusionThe Express Tribune
Indian National Team: Decision On India's Exhibition Match Against Pakistan To ...Goal.com India
DAWN.com -Business Recorder -Pakistan Observer
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Malik claims new breakthrough - The Nation, Pakistan Sat, 06 Aug 2011 21:30:30 GMT+00:00

PakTribune.com
Malik claims new breakthrough
The Nation, Pakistan
Human Rights Commission of Pakistan (HRCP) has recently reported that ethnic and political violence in Pakistan's economic hub has resulted in the killings of 800 people over the past seven months. HRCP said that only in July 300 people became victims ...
Terrorism can only be rooted out when all countries work together with a ...South Asian News Agency
Malik twists PC's remark, says Mumbai blasts an inside jobTimes of India
India, Pak can play 'decisive role together' for peace: MalikEconomic Times
Hindustan Times -Zee News -The News International
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