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UK pledges stronger ties with Pakistan - Frontier Post Fri, 11 May 2012 01:39:44 GMT

The Hindu

UK pledges stronger ties with Pakistan Frontier Post LONDON (APP): The United Kingdom Thursday vowed to build on a deeper and stronger relationship with Pakistan saying its future matters greatly to Britain and agreed on building up ties in trade, defence, health and education sectors. How Pakistan Lets Terrorism FesterNew York Times Pakistan's PM denies authorities knew Osama bin Laden was living in countryNew York Daily News Pakistan, UK set out trade roadmapPakistan Daily Times Foreign Policy (blog) -Fox News -Hindustan Times all 200 news articles »

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ICRC Suspends Most Operations in Pakistan - Voice of America Thu, 10 May 2012 19:53:49 GMT

The Express Tribune

ICRC Suspends Most Operations in Pakistan Voice of America May 10, 2012 ICRC Suspends Most Operations in Pakistan Sean Maroney The International Committee of the Red Cross says it has stopped most of its relief operations in Pakistan following the brutal murder of one of its workers. Pakistan: Red Cross Halts WorkNew York Times Red Cross suspends work in Pakistan after staffer's killingCNN International Red Cross ends its operations in much of PakistanNew York Daily News Los Angeles Times -Chicago Tribune -The Express Tribune all 271 news articles »

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Pakistan makes Mohammad Hafeez T20 cricket captain - New York Daily News Thu, 10 May 2012 20:02:31 GMT

AFP

Pakistan makes Mohammad Hafeez T20 cricket captain New York Daily News Pakistan announced Mohammad Hefeez as the new captain after Misbah-ul Haw led Pakistan to a series defeat in England. Misbah said he will not be retiring from Twenty20 cricket. Newly appointed Pakistani Twenty20 cricket captain Mohammad Hafeez (R,) ... Pakistan name Hafeez T20 skipperChicago Tribune Pakistan pin Twenty20 hopes on HafeezThe News International Pakistan makes Hafeez T20 cricket captainAFP The Nation, Pakistan -The Express Tribune -Pakistan Daily Times all 115 news articles »

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Pakistan says it test-fires short-range missile - New York Daily News Thu, 10 May 2012 20:02:33 GMT

International News Network

Pakistan says it test-fires short-range missile New York Daily News Pakistan says it successfully test-fired a short-range missile at the annual field training exercise of Army Strategic Force Command. The Hatf III Ghaznavi is capable of delivering a nuclear warhead. Pakistan's military says it has successfully ... Pakistan successfully testfires Hatf III billistic missileInternational News Network all 254 news articles »

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Panel votes to cut foreign aid, military aid to Pakistan - New York Daily News Thu, 10 May 2012 20:02:36 GMT

IBNLive.com

Panel votes to cut foreign aid, military aid to Pakistan New York Daily News The House voted to cut the foreign aid budget by 9 percent, denying $800 million for training and equipping Pakistan's military. The move reflects wariness of Pakistan's government. A House panel on Wednesday moved to cut the foreign aid budget by some ... Panel cuts foreign aid, military aid to PakistanFox News all 122 news articles »

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Pakistan's postponement of Sir Creek talks to gain leverage on Siachen? - Times of India Fri, 11 May 2012 00:53:57 GMT

India Today

Pakistan's postponement of Sir Creek talks to gain leverage on Siachen? Times of India NEW DELHI: Pakistan's latest move of rescheduling talks on Sir Creek is intended to put pressure on Siachen, said sources. This week, Pakistan, after announcing Sir Creek talks with India on May 14 - unilaterally announced that it would not hold the ... Pakistan calls off Sir Creek talks with IndiaTwoCircles.net Indo-Pakistan next Siachen talks on June 11-12 in IslamabadIndia Today Pakistan seeks rescheduling of Sir Creek talksFirstpost CRIENGLISH.com all 69 news articles »

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Pakistan not to prejudge outcome of US bill - The News International Fri, 11 May 2012 00:21:46 GMT

AFP

Pakistan not to prejudge outcome of US bill The News International ISLAMABAD: Pakistan is not prepared to 'prejudge' the outcome of the draft law tabled in the US House Appropriations subcommittee for State and Foreign Operations, which makes aid conditional and requires certification from US Secretary of State Ms ... US Congress committee tightens screws on PakistanPakistan Daily Times Certification rules: Amid talks headway, US panel proposes conditional aidThe Express Tribune US envoy denies meeting Hafiz SaeedNew York Daily News The Economist -Washington Times -Salon all 375 news articles »

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Pakistan stocks drop; rupee flat; o/n rates rise - Reuters Thu, 10 May 2012 13:01:38 GMT

The Nation, Pakistan

Pakistan stocks drop; rupee flat; o/n rates rise Reuters ISLAMABAD May 10 (Reuters) - Local fertilzer companies' shares fell on Thursday, dragging Pakistani stocks down with them, after firms lowered the price of urea fertilizer, dealers said. The Karachi Stock Exchange (KSE) benchmark 100-share index ended ... Bears breed on apprehensionPakistanToday.com.pk all 18 news articles »

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Clinton presses Pakistan to do more to stamp out terrorism - INDOlink Thu, 10 May 2012 08:30:41 GMT

Clinton presses Pakistan to do more to stamp out terrorism INDOlink Standing next to India's foreign minister, US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton pressed neighbouring Pakistan on Tuesday to do more to stamp out homegrown terrorism, in comments likely to please the Indian government but annoy Pakistani leaders. and more »

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Stadiums stand empty in isolated Pakistan - Pakistan Daily Times Thu, 10 May 2012 22:06:05 GMT

The Express Tribune

Stadiums stand empty in isolated Pakistan Pakistan Daily Times By Shahid Hashmi KARACHI: Karachi's National Stadium was once a dusty, sweaty hell for visiting cricketers, a cauldron of heat and noise where Pakistan went unbeaten in Tests for more than 45 years. But now, three years after international sides ... Pakistan to organise Pakistan XI vs World XI T20 matchCricket Country Jayasuriya, Nel among stars set to tour PakistanThe Express Tribune Canada moots Pakistan tour later this yearESPNcricinfo.com PakTribune.com all 129 news articles »