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Fallout of Bin Laden Raid: Aid Groups in Pakistan Are Suspect - New York Times Thu, 03 May 2012 02:36:20 GMT

New York Times

Fallout of Bin Laden Raid: Aid Groups in Pakistan Are Suspect New York Times PESHAWAR, Pakistan — In the shadows of the American operation that killed Osama bin Laden, the fate of a small-town Pakistani doctor recruited by the CIA to help track the Qaeda leader still looms between the two countries, a sore spot neither can ... Bin Laden raid one year later: Pakistan's Army untouchedChristian Science Monitor Bin Laden's Legacy Inspires Pakistani ExtremistsNPR Pakistanis rally, condemn US killing of bin LadenNew York Daily News Philadelphia Inquirer -GlobalPost all 7,520 news articles »

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In Pakistan, Death Is Only One of the Civilian Costs of Drone Strikes - Huffington Post (blog) Wed, 02 May 2012 16:32:40 GMT

The Guardian

In Pakistan, Death Is Only One of the Civilian Costs of Drone Strikes Huffington Post (blog) Human rights activists reject -- rightly so -- such sanguine statements, and the case of Pakistan arguably buttresses their argument the most. A Bureau of Investigative Journalism report released earlier this year projects that drone strikes have ... New Republic: Drone War Reaching A Tipping PointNPR Obama's counter-terrorism advisor defends drone strikesNew York Daily News U.S. rights group asks for facts on drone programallvoices Critical Threats Project -Albany Times Union -U.S. Election News all 563 news articles »

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India and Pakistan remain frozen on glacier border dispute - Washington Post Wed, 02 May 2012 17:29:11 GMT

AFP

India and Pakistan remain frozen on glacier border dispute Washington Post RAWALPINDI, Pakistan — It was another Martyrs Day, the Pakistani equivalent of Memorial Day. Hundreds of military personnel, veterans and families took their places on cushioned chairs on a football-field-size parade ground near Army General ... Peacekeeping campaign: India, Pakistan hope to achieve peace through trade ...The Express Tribune Pakistan, India try 'trade diplomacy'Business Recorder (blog) India, Pakistan use 'trade diplomacy' to improve tiesAFP DAWN.com -IBNLive.com -Economic Times all 45 news articles »

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Pakistan focus on internal terror threats causes concern in US - The Hill (blog) Wed, 02 May 2012 21:42:54 GMT

The Nation, Pakistan

Pakistan focus on internal terror threats causes concern in US The Hill (blog) Pakistani troops have been carrying out "selective counterinsurgency operations" within the restive provinces that buffer the border between Afghanistan and Pakistan. Those operations are strictly focused on eliminating the threat posed to Pakistan ... Pakistan's terror safe havens remain security challenge, says USNew York Daily News Scott Pelley: Obama's Afghanistan address a message to Iran, PakistanCBS News Pentagon signals 'acute' problems in Afghanistan, even as US cuts forcesChristian Science Monitor Hendrix College Events and News -Los Angeles Times -KRDO all 745 news articles »

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Kabul pact: Pakistan's India discomfort makes it hard, says US - New York Daily News Wed, 02 May 2012 12:03:09 GMT

Bellevision

Kabul pact: Pakistan's India discomfort makes it hard, says US New York Daily News Washington, May 2 — Terrorist safe havens in Pakistan pose a tough challenge, a Pentagon report said as an American official admitted that a strategic partnership agreement with Afghanistan may be "hard" to work due to Pakistan's discomfort with a ... Obama frustrated with Pakistan: ExpertZee News Afghan insurgents still hide in PakistanWPTZ The Champlain Valley Matt Gurney: US plans to keep pre-emptively 'self-defending' PakistanNational Post Economic Times -Bellevision all 6,541 news articles »

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Pakistan condemns Quran burning in US - New York Daily News Thu, 03 May 2012 00:01:46 GMT

Pakistan condemns Quran burning in US New York Daily News Islamabad, May 3 — Pakistan has condemned the April 28 burning of copies of the Quran by US pastor Terry Jones in Florida. "Pakistan strongly condemns the burning of the holy Quran by Pastor Terry Jones, head of the Dove world Qutreach Center in ... and more »

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COMMENT: Beyond rising of the court —Dr Mohammad Taqi - Pakistan Daily Times Wed, 02 May 2012 22:37:49 GMT

Foreign Policy (blog)

COMMENT: Beyond rising of the court —Dr Mohammad Taqi Pakistan Daily Times The detailed judgment shall not go beyond the four corners of the short order When these lines appear in print, the Supreme Court of Pakistan (SC) would likely have issued its detailed judgment in the contempt proceedings against the Prime Minister ... Intense protest: PML-N keeps the heat on absent GilaniThe Express Tribune Pakistan desires to expand ties with India, says GilaniIBNLive.com Punjab's long-march would tantamount to treason: GilaniNew York Daily News Huffington Post -PakTribune.com -Foreign Policy (blog) all 487 news articles »

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Pakistan govt, military had a hand in Osama killing: Mukhtar - The News International Thu, 03 May 2012 01:41:32 GMT

Los Angeles Times

Pakistan govt, military had a hand in Osama killing: Mukhtar The News International ISLAMABAD: A year after Pakistan was left embarrassed by the unilateral US raid that killed Osama bin Laden, Defence Minister Chaudhry Ahmed Mukhtar on Wednesday said the Pakistani government and the armed forces “had a hand” in his killing. Osama bin Laden notes show a plan to overthrow Hamid KarzaiLos Angeles Times Poll: Many Muslims in Mideast, Pakistan have poor view of al QaedaCNN A year after bin Laden raid, Pakistan still harbors US' biggest enemiesBoston Herald Daily Caller -Pakistan Observer -Critical Threats Project all 257 news articles »

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Pakistan offers mega projects - Khaleej Times Wed, 02 May 2012 19:36:20 GMT

Zawya

Pakistan offers mega projects Khaleej Times DUBAI - Pakistan is confident to secure UAE and Gulf investments in mega projects especially in the energy- and agro-based industries, its delegates at the Annual Investment Meeting, or AIM, said. Top officials from the Trade Development and Authority ... 'Turkish investors confidence wavering in Pakistan'The News International AIM likely to double Pak-UAE bilateral trade, says FahimPakTribune.com all 10 news articles »

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Pakistan: A militant most wanted - Financial Times Wed, 02 May 2012 10:44:20 GMT

Financial Times

Pakistan: A militant most wanted Financial Times Counterterrorism officials believe JuD, which runs a network of schools, clinics and mosques across Pakistan, is the missionary wing of Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT), the militant group accused of staging attacks on Mumbai in 2008 that killed 166 people. EDITORIAL: Working class woesPakistan Daily Times all 2 news articles »