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Son of legendary Afghan militant leader among Taliban prisoners released by ... - Washington Post Fri, 16 Nov 2012 23:55:36 GMT

AFP

Son of legendary Afghan militant leader among Taliban prisoners released by ... Washington Post PESHAWAR, Pakistan — The son of a legendary Afghan mujahedeen leader was among a group of Taliban prisoners released by Pakistan to help jumpstart peace negotiations with the militant group, the man's cousin and a family friend said Friday. Pakistan Takes Step, Not Leap, Toward Afghan PeaceRadioFreeEurope/RadioLiberty Afghan Taliban leader freed by Pakistan finally reaches homeThe News International Pakistan releases son of Afghan militant leaderFox News all 359 news articles »

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Pakistan Cricket Board to send four-member delegation ahead of India tour - NDTV Fri, 16 Nov 2012 17:11:12 GMT

DAWN.com

Pakistan Cricket Board to send four-member delegation ahead of India tour NDTV Karachi: The Pakistan Cricket Board will send a four-member delegation to India some time next week to assess arrangements for the upcoming ODI series, and it will include a representative from the ministry of foreign affairs. Sources in the board said ... I am not in Pakistan to seek job, says Peter MooresPakistan Daily Times Pakistan mull Lorgat optionThe News International Lorgat to help PCB stage Pakistan Premier LeagueDAWN.com Business Recorder (blog) -Newstrack India -The Nation all 64 news articles »

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Polio fighters in Pakistan struggle against myths and realities - Washington Post Fri, 16 Nov 2012 15:57:38 GMT

Polio fighters in Pakistan struggle against myths and realities Washington Post Simple enough, but then came the questions, spiked with suspicion and indicative of why Pakistan remains one of three countries in the world where the paralyzing disease still thrives despite constant campaigns in recent years to defeat it. Why, some ... and more »

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Pakistan restores mobile services after terror shutdown - AFP Fri, 16 Nov 2012 19:05:00 GMT

AFP

Pakistan restores mobile services after terror shutdown AFP KARACHI — Pakistan late Friday restored mobile phone networks shut down for eight hours in two major cities to prevent terror attacks at the start of the Muslim holy month of Muharram, officials said. Security was beefed up across the country on ... Pakistan government suspends mobile phone service in Karachi, QuettaEconomic Times Pakistan Suspends Mobile Services in Karachi, Quetta on ThreatsBloomberg Pakistan Security Brief - November 16, 2012Critical Threats Project PakistanToday.com.pk -ValueWalk all 178 news articles »

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Pakistan didn't know whereabouts of Osama: US - DAWN.com Sat, 17 Nov 2012 03:01:21 GMT

The Express Tribune

Pakistan didn't know whereabouts of Osama: US DAWN.com WASHINGTON: An official US assessment of Osama bin Laden's presence in Abbottabad has concluded that Pakistan did not know the whereabouts of Al Qaeda leader before the US raid, says Admiral William McRaven. As head of the US Special ... Pakistan had no knowledge of OsamaPakistanToday.com.pk Pakistan was unaware of bin Laden's location, US assessment concludesThe Express Tribune No evidence Pakistan knew Osama's location: USHindu Business Line Associated Press of Pakistan all 47 news articles »

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Pakistan condemns Israel's aggression - Business Recorder (blog) Fri, 16 Nov 2012 23:24:48 GMT

The Daily Star

Pakistan condemns Israel's aggression Business Recorder (blog) Describing the Israeli aggression against Gaza as a grave violation of international law and all humanitarian norms, Pakistan urged the world community to come forward to stop the Israeli aggression forthwith. "Pakistan strongly condemns Israeli air ... Pakistan condemns Israeli air strikes on GazaThe Daily Star Pakistan consistently extended support to Palestinian cause: FOPakistanToday.com.pk Pakistan slams Israeli air strikes on GazaThe News International Associated Press of Pakistan all 19,771 news articles »

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Afghan officials say Pakistan frees 8 Taliban prisoners, more to be released ... - Washington Post Thu, 15 Nov 2012 18:49:00 GMT

ABC News

Afghan officials say Pakistan frees 8 Taliban prisoners, more to be released ... Washington Post KABUL, Afghanistan — Pakistan has freed eight Taliban prisoners and has agreed to release many more to help kick start a peace process that could lead to a political resolution of the 11-year-old Afghan war, Afghan officials said Thursday. The ... Pakistan Agrees to Free Taliban for Peace ProcessABC News Pakistan to consider releasing former Taliban second-in-commandReuters Pakistan releases Afghan TalibanBBC News New York Times -Wall Street Journal all 1,915 news articles »

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Pakistan go down against Singapore's - The News International Sat, 17 Nov 2012 02:08:09 GMT

ESPN STAR Sports

Pakistan go down against Singapore's The News International “We were playing not against Singapore's Under 23 team but it was their Olympic side as four senior players were also inducted by them, also including their goalkeeper,” Pakistan football team coach Zavisa Milosavljevic told 'The News' from Singapore ... Singapore select team downs PakistanESPN STAR Sports all 2 news articles »

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Pakistan-TCC dispute over Reko Diq: government to be held responsible if ... - Business Recorder (blog) Fri, 16 Nov 2012 23:24:24 GMT

The Nation

Pakistan-TCC dispute over Reko Diq: government to be held responsible if ... Business Recorder (blog) The Supreme Court on Friday observed that the entire responsibility would rest with the government if International Centre for Settlement of Investment Disputes (ICSID) announces an adverse verdict on a dispute between Pakistan and the Tethyan Copper ... Reko Diq case : SC cautions govt against adverse int'l arbitrationPakistan Daily Times Reko Diq case: Court to take issue to logical conclusion: CJPThe Nation all 28 news articles »

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PM unlikely to visit Pakistan as 26/11 scar yet to heal - Times of India Fri, 16 Nov 2012 21:09:26 GMT

Times of India

PM unlikely to visit Pakistan as 26/11 scar yet to heal Times of India NEW DELHI: Despite pressure building on PM Manmohan Singh to visit Pakistan in response to President Asif Ali Zardari's invitation, the foreign ministry on Friday indicated that such a visit is unlikely to happen anytime soon. And this may not be only ... PM's trip to Pakistan hangs in the balanceThe Hindu Manmohan Singh visit to Pakistan unlikely, given India's 'sense of hurt' over ...NDTV PM's Pakistan visit unlikely, India needs 26/11 'balm'TwoCircles.net PakistanToday.com.pk -Daily Pioneer all 61 news articles »