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Pakistan's Gilani, Kayani make nice, easing fears of coup - MiamiHerald.com Thu, 26 Jan 2012 00:21:28 GMT

Boston.com

Pakistan's Gilani, Kayani make nice, easing fears of coup MiamiHerald.com By TOM HUSSAIN ISLAMABAD -- Fears that Pakistan's military might orchestrate a collapse of the civilian government abated Wednesday after the prime minister and army chief publicly signaled that they'd reconciled their political differences. Pakistan's three-way power struggle: a dispute with much at stakeWashington Post Pakistani premier tones down criticism of armyBoston.com all 142 news articles »

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Pakistan Leader Softens Criticism of Army and Spy Agency - New York Times Wed, 25 Jan 2012 23:41:08 GMT

Telegraph.co.uk

Pakistan Leader Softens Criticism of Army and Spy Agency New York Times ISLAMABAD, Pakistan — Prime Minister Yousaf Raza Gilani softened his criticism of senior generals on Wednesday in what appeared to be an effort to ease the tensions between Pakistan's sparring civilian and military elites, saying the country could not ... Pakistani PM conciliatory toward militaryUPI.com Pakistan PM softens statements against militaryCBS News Pakistani PM Yousuf Raza Gilani tones down criticism of armyTelegraph.co.uk CNN International -Voice of America (blog) -AFP all 134 news articles »

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Pakistan v England: Misbah-ul-Haq on a mission to stabilise hosts with calm ... - Telegraph.co.uk Wed, 25 Jan 2012 23:19:52 GMT

Telegraph.co.uk

Pakistan v England: Misbah-ul-Haq on a mission to stabilise hosts with calm ... Telegraph.co.uk But Misbah-ul-Haq, Pakistan's captain, has been the architect of this series to date – and perhaps more than that. In the opening session, in Dubai, his strategy and tactics caught England 'off guard' by the admission of his opposite number, ... England v Pakistan: Monty Panesar returnsDaily Mail England contain Pakistan batsmen in Abu DhabiThe West Australian Pakistan v England: Monty Panesar welcomes Test returnBBC Sport Courier Mail -The Guardian -AFP all 1,099 news articles »

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Kidnapped US aid contractor reportedly held by militants in Pakistan - Christian Science Monitor Wed, 25 Jan 2012 21:49:44 GMT

Christian Science Monitor

Kidnapped US aid contractor reportedly held by militants in Pakistan Christian Science Monitor Some five months after Warren Weinstein was kidnapped, the US aid contractor is reported to be in the custody of a Pakistani Al Qaeda affiliate, McClatchy Newspapers reports. By Tom Hussain, McClatchy Newspapers / January 25, 2012 A kidnapped American ... Spate of Kidnappings in Pakistan Triggers UneaseABC News Al Qaida still holding elderly American hostage in PakistanMiamiHerald.com all 122 news articles »

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Pakistan below Afghanistan in Press Freedom Index - Pakistan Daily Times Wed, 25 Jan 2012 22:39:06 GMT

PakistanToday.com.pk

Pakistan below Afghanistan in Press Freedom Index Pakistan Daily Times PESHAWAR: Press freedom situation went from bad to worse in Pakistan as the country was ranked 151 in a global media organisation's World Press Freedom Index for 2011-12 – a point below Afghanistan (150th) – as violence remained the main concern for ... Pakistan ranks 151st in Press Freedom Index 2011-12PakistanToday.com.pk all 164 news articles »

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Pakistan heart drugs: 'Faulty batch kills 70' in Lahore - BBC News Wed, 25 Jan 2012 16:55:59 GMT

BBC News

Pakistan heart drugs: 'Faulty batch kills 70' in Lahore BBC News At least 70 people are believed to have died in the Pakistani city of Lahore over the past three weeks because of faulty heart drugs, officials say. They said that at least 400 others are being treated for similar symptoms. Pakistani deaths from bad heart drugs rise to 69Boston.com Reports: 73 dead from suspected tainted heart medicine in PakistanCNN all 403 news articles »

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Militants target Pakistani troops - CNN International Wed, 25 Jan 2012 19:35:39 GMT

AFP

Militants target Pakistani troops CNN International Islamabad, Pakistan (CNN) -- Militants killed six Pakistani soldiers and wounded four others during an attack in the northwest tribal region Wednesday, a senior government official said -- part of a recent spike in attacks targeting security forces. 27 Killed in Pakistan ViolenceVoice of America (blog) Pakistan clashes: Many dead in Kurram fightingBBC News Factbox: Security developments in PakistanReuters Critical Threats Project -AFP -Ninemsn all 55 news articles »

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Pakistan agrees to flat transit fee for Turkmenistan Gas - Economic Times Wed, 25 Jan 2012 22:27:46 GMT

The Hindu

Pakistan agrees to flat transit fee for Turkmenistan Gas Economic Times NEW DELHI: Pakistan has agreed in principle to charge a uniform transit fee for natural gas supplied from Turkmenistan, paving the way for further progress on the proposed $7.6-billion transnational pipeline that will help diversify India's energy ... India, Pakistan Announce Joint Energy InitiativesWall Street Journal India offers to export petro goods to PakistanThe Hindu Pakistan nearing deal with India on TapiBusiness Recorder (blog) BusinessWeek all 84 news articles »

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Pakistan might lose more water to India - Pakistan Daily Times Wed, 25 Jan 2012 22:40:59 GMT

Pakistan might lose more water to India Pakistan Daily Times Interestingly, Indian authorities claim they would complete the Nimoo-Bazgo Hydropower Project by June 2013, but Pakistani authorities keep on delaying the decision to challenge construction of the 45MW project. If Pakistan continues to delay ... Experts body to finalize findings in 45 daysPakistan Observer all 2 news articles »

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'Pakistan can play role in regional trade promotion' - The News International Thu, 26 Jan 2012 00:22:07 GMT

'Pakistan can play role in regional trade promotion' The News International LAHORE: Pakistan can play a vital role in the promotion of regional trade, which will not only benefit the local trade and industry but the government can also earn huge foreign exchange by providing a trade corridor and promoting transit trade of the ... and more »