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Oscars: France, Pakistan, Iran react to their films' wins - Los Angeles Times Tue, 28 Feb 2012 03:23:31 GMT

Los Angeles Times

Oscars: France, Pakistan, Iran react to their films' wins Los Angeles Times Pakistan activists are happy 'Saving Face' won. 'A Separation's' triumph is seen in different ways in Iran. Jean Dujardin hugs Berenice Bejo and "The Artist" director Michel Hazanavicius, at right, after winning the Oscar for lead actor. and more »

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Pakistani director wins Oscar - Pakistan Daily Times Mon, 27 Feb 2012 23:25:58 GMT

The Hindu

Pakistani director wins Oscar Pakistan Daily Times HOLLYWOOD: Sharmeen Obaid Chinoy won Pakistan's first Oscar on Sunday for 'Saving Face', a short documentary about acid attacks on women and those who help them recover. The film follows survivors among hundreds of people attacked every year, ... Pakistan lauds filmmaker who won Oscar for acid attack documentaryWashington Post Pakistan Lauds Oscar-winning FilmmakerVoice of America Country's First Oscar Victory Gives Pakistanis Reason to CelebrateNew York Times Los Angeles Times all 347 news articles »

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Misbah's show let Pakistan down - The Nation, Pakistan Tue, 28 Feb 2012 01:59:09 GMT

The Nation, Pakistan

Misbah's show let Pakistan down The Nation, Pakistan ABU DHABI – Misbahul Haq's defensive approach let Pakistan down in the final Twenty20 International as England snatched thrilling 5 runs victory to finish the series 2-1 here at the Sheikh Zayed Stadium on Monday. Pakistan needed six runs for victory ... Pakistan v England: Kevin Pietersen's heroics earn England Twenty20 series victoryTelegraph.co.uk Pakistan v England – as it happened | Rob SmythThe Guardian England beat Pakistan to take Twenty20 seriesAFP ESPNcricinfo.com -Daily Mail -Sky News all 925 news articles »

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Pakistan seals assets of doctor who played key role in Usama bin Laden raid - Fox News Mon, 27 Feb 2012 21:07:29 GMT

Telegraph.co.uk

Pakistan seals assets of doctor who played key role in Usama bin Laden raid Fox News The Pakistani doctor who was instrumental in the raid on Usama bin Laden's compound has had all his assets sealed by the government, according to local news agencies. Shakeel Afridi and his family also had their bank accounts frozen. OBL was in contact with members of Pakistan's spy agency: ReportThe Express Tribune Pakistan levels Osama bin Laden hideoutCBS News Osama bin Laden's Pakistan home is no moreChicago Sun-Times Telegraph.co.uk -Voice of America all 1,585 news articles »

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Indo-Israeli network threatens Pakistan, Kashmiris - Pakistan Observer Tue, 28 Feb 2012 03:25:37 GMT

Indo-Israeli network threatens Pakistan, Kashmiris Pakistan Observer Islamabad—The recent un-publicized visit of an Israeli intelligence team led by MOSSAD chief to New Delhi and ongoing liaison with top Indian spymasters are seen here as a new plot to destabilize Pakistan and ruin its relationship with at least two ... and more »

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Pakistan school strives to beat the Taliban trap - The Associated Press Mon, 27 Feb 2012 14:50:00 GMT

The Associated Press

Pakistan school strives to beat the Taliban trap The Associated Press PESHAWAR, Pakistan (AP) — - The boy was 2 when his mother dumped him on the streets, 4 when he spent his first night in a tiny prison cell, being sexually assaulted by an older inmate. Prostitution for money and shelter followed, then hashish, ... and more »

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Pakistan eyes $1.3bn from US - DAWN.com Tue, 28 Feb 2012 03:47:49 GMT

DAWN.com

Pakistan eyes $1.3bn from US DAWN.com A recent IMF report put the estimated the CSF disbursements at $400 million during the current fiscal year, raising fears that Pakistan's budget deficit and balance of payment position could aggravate. - File photo ISLAMABAD: Showing an ease in Pak-US ... Pakistan won't seek another IMF loan: secretaryBusiness Recorder (blog) ATA to be amended to check money-laundering: SBPPakistan Daily Times The exchange rateThe News International all 14 news articles »

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AP investigation of US drone strikes in Pakistan - Ventura County Star Tue, 28 Feb 2012 01:51:13 GMT

Al-Arabiya

AP investigation of US drone strikes in Pakistan Ventura County Star AP The Associated Press conducted a rare, on-the-ground investigation of casualties from US drone missile strikes in Pakistan, interviewing around 80 villagers at the sites of 10 of the deadliest attacks over the past 18 months in North Waziristan, ... Covert Drone War: Fresh Evidence Of CIA Civilian Deaths In Pakistan RevealedNJ TODAY Pakistan Security Brief - February 27, 2012Critical Threats Project Probe Sheds Light on Drone War's Death TollMilitary.com all 529 news articles »

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The Politics of Apology: Obama Must Say 'Sorry' to Afghanistan and Pakistan - The Atlantic Mon, 27 Feb 2012 14:22:05 GMT

The Atlantic

The Politics of Apology: Obama Must Say 'Sorry' to Afghanistan and Pakistan The Atlantic The challenge facing Obama is even more difficult, both strategically and politically, because his administration is preparing another apology to neighboring Pakistan over the errant NATO strikes that killed 24 Pakistani soldiers last fall. Quran crisis reveals lack of awarenessStars and Stripes Qur'an burning heightens risk for Canadian troops in AfghanistanSun News Network all 3,306 news articles »

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Pakistan's total debt reaches $130bn - DAWN.com Tue, 28 Feb 2012 03:31:36 GMT

DAWN.com

Pakistan's total debt reaches $130bn DAWN.com File photo ISLAMABAD: In the absence of credit lines from the international lenders during the last two to three years, Pakistan's total domestic borrowing has exceeded its foreign debt. Secretary Economic Affairs Division (EAD) Dr Waqar Masood ... Where are the billions promised by Pakistan's friends?The News International all 4 news articles »