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Pakistan: Yes to US trainers, no to drones - The Nation, Pakistan Sun, 22 Jan 2012 02:40:22 GMT

The Nation, Pakistan

Pakistan: Yes to US trainers, no to drones The Nation, Pakistan WASHINGTON - In what appears to be a step towards easing the tensions in Islamabad-Washington relations, Pakistan may invite US military trainers back 'as early as April or May' but it has ruled out allowing CIA drones into the country again, ... Civilian aid to Pakistan continues despite growing tensions, US saysCNN International US links Grossman's visit to Pakistan's assentDAWN.com Pakistan may allow return of US military trainersKhaleej Times gulfnews.com -Hindustan Times -South Asian News Agency all 160 news articles »

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Taliban video highlights revenge on Pakistan military - Firstpost Sun, 22 Jan 2012 03:25:29 GMT

Firstpost

Taliban video highlights revenge on Pakistan military Firstpost Dera Ismail Khan: Fifteen Pakistani soldiers stood blindfolded, handcuffed to each other on a barren hilltop as one of their bearded Taliban captors held an AK-47 rifle and spoke with fury about revenge. He left no doubt what would come at any second. ... Pakistan Taliban releases video of soldier killingsAustralia Network News all 20 news articles »

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On The Front Foot: No doubt about it – Pakistan is a country for old men - The Independent Sun, 22 Jan 2012 01:16:13 GMT

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On The Front Foot: No doubt about it – Pakistan is a country for old men The Independent The Pakistan side who inflicted a 10-wicket defeat on the No1 Test team in the world were the second oldest to have taken the field for their country. With an average age of 30 years and 318 days, they are eclipsed only by the team who drew against ... England's first Test batting display against Pakistan was their worst in Asia everTelegraph.co.uk England batsmen must use their minds to master Pakistan's Saeed AjmalThe Guardian (blog) Cricket: Pakistan Bowlers puncture EnglandCanadian National Newspaper Daily Mail -Mirror.co.uk -The Yorker all 721 news articles »

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Pakistan's political soap opera - BBC News Sat, 21 Jan 2012 11:55:46 GMT

BBC News

Pakistan's political soap opera BBC News By Owen Bennett Jones BBC News, Islamabad Earlier this week, Pakistan's prime minister appeared before the country's Supreme Court to defend himself against allegations of contempt - it is symbolic of a dispute that is on-going at the centre of the ... Army, judiciary plotting against Zardari; early polls likelyTimes of India ANALYSIS: Redefining civil-military relations —AR SiddiqiPakistan Daily Times The big fightHindustan Times Sunday Leader -Financial Express Bangladesh all 1,254 news articles »

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Ijaz lawyer links trip to assurance by army chief - DAWN.com Sun, 22 Jan 2012 02:45:02 GMT

International News Network

Ijaz lawyer links trip to assurance by army chief DAWN.com Mansoor Ijaz, who is supposed to arrive in Pakistan to attend the commission's proceedings on Tuesday (Jan 24), voiced concern over the security arrangements and accused Interior Minister Rehman Malik of “orchestrating a massive cover-up on behalf of ... Mansoor Ijaz security plea taken to Army ChiefThe Nation, Pakistan Pak govt preventing me from testifying in memo trial: IjazTimes of India Army should protect Ijaz in Pakistan: AkramPakistan Daily Times International News Network -South Asian News Agency all 411 news articles »

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'Unstable Pakistan has consequences for India' - Zee News Sat, 21 Jan 2012 18:31:15 GMT

South Asian Link

'Unstable Pakistan has consequences for India' Zee News Pakistan is in a mess. A brewing political crisis over corruption, presidential immunity and Memogate scandal has pushed Pakistan on the brink of chaos. The political turmoil has all but paralysed governance in Pakistan. The hopes of the US to rebuild ... US will wait for Pakistan to reassess ties with US: GrossmanPakistan Daily Times Pakistan Cancels US Special Envoy Marc Grossman's VisitSouth Asian Link Grossman for reviving trilateral dialogueThe Nation, Pakistan Deccan Chronicle -The Associated Press -Toronto Sun all 221 news articles »

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APNewsBreak: Pakistan's closure of supply routes costs US 6 times more for new ... - Washington Post Fri, 20 Jan 2012 01:40:25 GMT

The Hindu

APNewsBreak: Pakistan's closure of supply routes costs US 6 times more for new ... Washington Post WASHINGTON — The US is paying six times as much to send war supplies to troops in Afghanistan through alternate routes after Pakistan's punitive decision in November to close border crossings to NATO convoys, the Associated Press has learned. ... Pakistan to re-open NATO route, Taliban talks falterReuters US will wait for Pakistan to reassess ties: AfPak envoyHindustan Times Pakistan: Ties With US Still on HoldVoice of America (blog) The Hindu -Antiwar.com all 642 news articles »

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Pakistan to end barriers before pushing India for trade ease - South Asian News Agency Sat, 21 Jan 2012 20:13:05 GMT

The Nation, Pakistan

Pakistan to end barriers before pushing India for trade ease South Asian News Agency Islamabad(SANA)Like Pakistan, India too is violating World Trade Organisation (WTO) rules by opting for a discriminatory investment regime against Islamabad but the policymakers are not interested to push New Delhi to amend its rules before doing the ... Cloud over India show in PakistanThe Hindu Free trade: 'Pakistan, India both violating WTO rules'The Express Tribune Indian trade team to visit Pakistan from Feb 13The Nation, Pakistan Business Recorder (blog) -Hindu Business Line all 17 news articles »

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Adnan Akmal keeps family flame burning for Pakistan against England - The Guardian Sat, 21 Jan 2012 22:56:16 GMT

Telegraph.co.uk

Adnan Akmal keeps family flame burning for Pakistan against England The Guardian Never mind Pakistan's mystery spinner Saeed Ajmal. What about their mystery wicketkeeper? Or rather his mysterious family – the amazing Akmals. Adnan, who played a key role in Pakistan's unexpected and comprehensive first Test triumph over England with ... Mohsin reveals the secret of Pakistan's successgulfnews.com Mohsin stops Pakistan players from trainingTimes of India Pakistan v England: unsung hero Adnan Akmal has given the hosts security ...Telegraph.co.uk all 12 news articles »

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Nuclear plan vital to Pakistan's national security - The News International Sat, 21 Jan 2012 22:50:25 GMT

Nuclear plan vital to Pakistan's national security The News International Speakers of the seminar on 'Challenges to Pakistan's nuclear programme and FMCT' stressed that Pakistan's nuclear programme based on credible minimum nuclear deterrence is a vital element of country's national security and over the years, ... and more »