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Pakistan's spy agency seeks some credit for bin Laden's death - Washington Post Fri, 27 Apr 2012 22:13:51 GMT

The Hindu
Pakistan's spy agency seeks some credit for bin Laden's death
Washington Post
ISLAMABAD, Pakistan — Pakistan's premier spy service, stung by lingering suspicions that it was complicit in sheltering Osama bin Laden, said Friday that it deserves credit for helping US intelligence officials locate the hideout where the al-Qaeda ...
Pakistan Deports Bin Laden FamilyVoice of America
Osama bin Laden's family 'deported from Pakistan'New York Daily News
In Pakistan, things still unsettled one year after killing of bin LadenSacramento Bee
Albany Times Union -Marietta Times -Christian Science Monitor
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Gilani remains PM of Pakistan: US - The News International Fri, 27 Apr 2012 22:34:47 GMT

The News International
Gilani remains PM of Pakistan: US
The News International
WASHINGTON: The US State Department has said that US believes Yousuf Raza Gilani was still the Prime Minister of Pakistan, Geo News reported. US State Department spokesperson Victoria Nuland said this while replying to the answers of mediapersons ...
Defiant Pakistan's PM Refuses to ResignVoice of America
Pakistani premier convicted of contempt of courtPhiladelphia Inquirer
Pakistani prime minister refuses to step down after convictionCNN
San Francisco Chronicle -Seattle Post Intelligencer -FOX 4 News
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US, Afghanistan, Pakistan Press for Taliban Talks - Voice of America Fri, 27 Apr 2012 15:45:28 GMT

The Express Tribune
US, Afghanistan, Pakistan Press for Taliban Talks
Voice of America
April 27, 2012 US, Afghanistan, Pakistan Press for Taliban Talks VOA News Afghan, Pakistani and US officials are pushing for the restart of stalled talks with the Taliban in an effort to find a political settlement to the more than 10-year Afghan war.
Pakistan, Afghanistan, US consider safe passage for Taliban peace talksChicago Tribune
U.S. Has Few Good Options on Afghan Peace Ahead of NATO SummitDaily Beast
Pakistan has abiding interest in Afghan stability: KharThe Express Tribune
The News International
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Raid to Kill Bin Laden Helped United States, Panetta Says - New York Times Sat, 28 Apr 2012 02:34:11 GMT

KOMO News
Raid to Kill Bin Laden Helped United States, Panetta Says
New York Times
In comments ahead of the first anniversary of the raid last May by United States Navy SEALs on Bin Laden's compound in Abbottabad, Pakistan, Mr. Panetta said that the Bin Laden operation, along with other killings of Qaeda leaders, “has prevented them ...
A year after bin Laden raid, Panetta recalls nail-biting moments before quiet ...Washington Post

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Could We Stop 'Signature' Drone Strikes in Yemen and Pakistan? - Huffington Post (blog) Fri, 27 Apr 2012 18:49:00 GMT

U.S. News & World Report
Could We Stop 'Signature' Drone Strikes in Yemen and Pakistan?
Huffington Post (blog)
The Washington Post noted that "signature" drone strikes have been part of the CIA's drone program in Pakistan for several years. But such strikes have been very controversial in Pakistan and they are now largely stopped there, AP reported on April 13: ...
Pakistani Attorney Blasts US For Yemen Drone Strike AuthorizationU.S. News & World Report
Pakistan to US: It's drones or transitRT
Pakistan Again Calling for End to US Drone StrikesKABC

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Talks between US and Pakistan fail over airstrike apology - San Jose Mercury News Sat, 28 Apr 2012 02:14:57 GMT

The Nation, Pakistan
Talks between US and Pakistan fail over airstrike apology
San Jose Mercury News
By Declan Walsh, Eric Schmitt and Steven Lee Myers ISLAMABAD -- The latest high-level talks on ending a diplomatic deadlock between the US and Pakistan ended in failure on Friday over Pakistani demands for an unconditional apology from the Obama ...
United States Talks Fail as Pakistanis Seek ApologyNew York Times
UK understands Pakistan's predicament, says ThomsonThe News International
'NATO supply restoration to stabilise Pakistan'Pakistan Daily Times
The Nation, Pakistan -Press TV -The Express Tribune
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Refinery Venture Reflects Easing of India-Pakistan Relations - New York Times Fri, 27 Apr 2012 15:00:26 GMT

Bloomberg
Refinery Venture Reflects Easing of India-Pakistan Relations
New York Times
NEW DELHI — The billionaire Lakshmi N. Mittal and an Indian oil company are formally opening a $4 billion refinery on the northern border with Pakistan as India and Pakistan, which have fought three major wars, seek to stimulate trade.
Billionaire Mittal Pushes Pakistan Detente With RefineryBloomberg
Mittal Aids India-Pakistan Detente With Refinery: EnergyBusinessWeek
Lakshmi N Mittal aids India, Pakistan detente with refineryEconomic Times
Hindu Business Line
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Iran Is to India as Pakistan Is to the US - Huffington Post Fri, 27 Apr 2012 19:01:37 GMT

Iran Is to India as Pakistan Is to the US
Huffington Post
"The geographic reality is that Iran is a land power on the other side of Pakistan, and (because Pakistan has not allowed open trade between Afghanistan and India) it is our only land access to Afghanistan and West Asia -- which we use to support goods ...

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Pakistan issues tenders for 785km pipeline after Iran agrees to provide $500m - The News International Sat, 28 Apr 2012 00:39:53 GMT

The Nation, Pakistan
Pakistan issues tenders for 785km pipeline after Iran agrees to provide $500m
The News International
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan has issued tenders for the construction of 785 kilometres pipeline under Iran-Pakistan gas pipeline project and the successful bidder will be bound to complete the pipeline in 2 years. The tenders were issued after solid commitment ...
Pakistan seeks bids for Iran gas pipeline, despite US pressureReuters
Pakistan issues tender for IP gaslineThe Nation, Pakistan
Iran offers funds to build Pakistan section of cross-country gas pipelinePlatts

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US restricts Pakistan staff during bin Laden anniversary - New York Daily News Fri, 27 Apr 2012 20:01:33 GMT

US restricts Pakistan staff during bin Laden anniversary
New York Daily News
The US embassy in Islamabad on Thursday banned its staff from restaurants and markets in the Pakistani capital for several days on either side of the anniversary of Osama bin Laden's death. The Al-Qaeda kingpin was killed in a US special forces raid in ...

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