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Terrorist Label Sought for Pakistan-Based Haqqani Network - BusinessWeek Fri, 11 May 2012 23:19:48 GMT

AFP
Terrorist Label Sought for Pakistan-Based Haqqani Network
BusinessWeek
The lawmakers are seeking the terrorist designation for the Haqqani network, which President Barack Obama's former top military adviser, Admiral Mike Mullen, last September testified “acts as a veritable arm” of Pakistan's intelligence services.
US lawmakers want Pakistan network to be dubbed terroristsLos Angeles Times
Lawmakers urge Clinton to declare Pakistan-based Haqqani network a terrorist groupWashington Post
Lawmakers want US to declare Haqqani a terror networkDAWN.com

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Pakistan to consider reopening NATO supplies - New York Daily News Fri, 11 May 2012 20:02:12 GMT

Deccan Chronicle
Pakistan to consider reopening NATO supplies
New York Daily News
Pakistan's leaders will meet on Tuesday to discuss ending a blockade on NATO supplies and how to repair relations with the United States. Pakistan closed its border to NATO supplies after an air strike killed 24 Pakistani soldiers.
Pakistan-US ties hit new lows: Foreign Office mum on new US aid restrictionsBusiness Recorder
Pakistan calls cabinet on reopening NATO suppliesKhaleej Times
Pakistan might be deprived of 90 percent of US fundsDeccan Chronicle
allvoices -The Economist
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NATO: Pakistan may be unwelcome at Afghan War summit - ABC News Fri, 11 May 2012 19:29:22 GMT

International Business Times
NATO: Pakistan may be unwelcome at Afghan War summit
ABC News
When President Barack Obama welcomes NATO leaders to Chicago in ten days for a high-stakes summit on the war in Afghanistan, there could be a big gap in the alliance's talks on strategy — a hole the size and shape of Pakistan.
NATO head urges Pakistan to open transit routes in time for summitChicago Tribune
Pakistan's Invitation To NATO Summit May Hinge On Decision To Open Supply LinesInternational Business Times
Pakistan not invited to NATO summit in ChicagoInternational News Network
Foreign Policy (blog) -The News International
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India-Pakistan talks on disputed glacier in June - New York Daily News Fri, 11 May 2012 16:02:55 GMT

Zee News
India-Pakistan talks on disputed glacier in June
New York Daily News
India and Pakistan are scheduled to hold talks in June over proposals to demilitarize the Siachen Glacier area in Kashmir region. But India's defense minister told parliament this week that Pakistan would have to reveal its troop positions in the ...
Pakistan, India to talk Siachen on June 11, 12TwoCircles.net
Pakistan's postponement of Sir Creek talks to gain leverage on Siachen?Times of India
Indo-Pakistan next Siachen talks on June 11-12 in IslamabadIndia Today
Zee News
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Indian intelligence blunder sparks anger in Pakistan, jokes at home - Washington Post Fri, 11 May 2012 14:13:11 GMT

Daily Mail
Indian intelligence blunder sparks anger in Pakistan, jokes at home
Washington Post
NEW DELHI — India's intelligence agency sparked outrage in Pakistan and self-deprecatory jokes at home this week after it listed ordinary Pakistani shopkeepers as terrorists on a mission to attack some of India's landmark institutions.
India bungles while Pakistan laughs: Shopkeepers and guard among 'LeT' men in ...Daily Mail
Terror alert in India: Pak trio seeks protectionHindustan Times
Goof-up: RAW shares 'false' terror alert with PakistanDaily Bhaskar

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Kamran, Razzaq disappointed at Pakistan cricket snub - New York Daily News Fri, 11 May 2012 20:02:14 GMT

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Kamran, Razzaq disappointed at Pakistan cricket snub
New York Daily News
Pakistani cricketers Kamran Akmal and Abdul Razzaq said they were disappointed at not being picked for the upcoming tour of Sri Lanka. The two men said they were unaware why they have been continuously omitted from the national team.
'World XI' visit to Pakistan Sports Minister remains upbeatThe News International
Kamran, Razzaq disappointed at Pakistan snubThe Express Tribune
Akmal hurt over selection snubESPNcricinfo.com
PakTribune.com
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Pakistani community playing active role in UK politics: Gilani - International News Network Fri, 11 May 2012 18:51:50 GMT

Sky News
Pakistani community playing active role in UK politics: Gilani
International News Network
LONDON: Prime Minister Syed Yusuf Raza Gilani has said that Pakistani community is well-integrated with British system and is playing an active role in the political sphere and contributing significantly to the country's economic growth.
Interpretations of 'Sharif Courts' not acceptablePakistan Daily Times
Pakistan's PM denies authorities knew Osama bin Laden was living in countryNew York Daily News
PM seeks UK investment in Pakistan for greater profitsThe News International
Sky News -DAWN.com
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Chisti may meet Sarabjit in Pakistan - New York Daily News Fri, 11 May 2012 16:02:37 GMT

Daily Mail
Chisti may meet Sarabjit in Pakistan
New York Daily News
Ajmer, May 11 — Octogenarian Pakistani prisoner Mohammad Khalil Chisti, who was Thursday permitted by the Supreme Court to visit Pakistan for a temporary stay, would like to meet Sarabjit Singh, the Indian prisoner on death row in Pakistan for ...
India, Pakistan ties hinge on hopeTimes of India
Welcome home, Dr ChishtyThe Express Tribune
Pakistan scientist gets nod from SC to go homeDaily Mail
Pakistan Daily Times -The Nation, Pakistan
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Budget 2012-13: Pakistan includes $1.1b in evasive coalition support - The Express Tribune Sat, 12 May 2012 00:29:26 GMT

The Express Tribune
Budget 2012-13: Pakistan includes $1.1b in evasive coalition support
The Express Tribune
The coalition's support may not be forthcoming but that has not stopped Pakistan from including $1.1 billion in the next year's budget as reimbursements from the United States on account of the Coalition Support Fund (CSF).
US disbursement of $400m to Pakistan in jeopardyThe News International

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How Pakistan Lets Terrorism Fester - New York Times Fri, 11 May 2012 01:00:03 GMT

Telegraph.co.uk
How Pakistan Lets Terrorism Fester
New York Times
ON the anniversary of Osama bin Laden's death last week, Pakistan was the only Muslim country in which hundreds of demonstrators gathered to show solidarity with the dead terrorist figurehead. Yet rather than asking tough questions about how Bin Laden ...
Time for Pakistan, US to bridge differencesThe News International
Al-Qaeda leader Ayman al-Zawahiri 'not in Pakistan', says Yousuf Raza GilaniTelegraph.co.uk
We Did Not Know Osama Bin Laden Was In Pakistan: PM GilaniInternational Business Times
Jewish Times of Southern New Jersey -Business Recorder (blog)
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