Hindustan Times | Pakistani Hindus arrive with horror tales Hindustan Times In the backdrop of a 14-year-old Hindu girl's abduction in Pakistan's Jacobabad city in Sindh province three days ago, a controversy erupted when a delegation of 150 Hindus was detained by Islamabad for seven hours on Friday before being allowed to ... Pakistan holds Hindu pilgrims to India briefly over exodus fears Tight-lipped Pakistani Hindus enter India, say will return Pakistani Hindu pilgrims allowed to cross into India after detention |
AFP | Pakistan Unexpectedly Cuts Key Rate to 10.5% as Inflation Eases Bloomberg The State Bank of Pakistan reduced the discount rate to 10.5 percent from 12 percent, Governor Yaseen Anwar told reporters in Karachi yesterday. None of the eight economists in a Bloomberg News survey predicted the outcome. Four expected a cut to 11.5 ... Pakistan Cuts Rate To Spur Lending, Better Inflation Outlook Pakistan slashes interest rate by 1.5% SBP rate cut to provide relief to value-added industrial sector |
Voice of America | Legal Controversies Continue to Hamper Pakistan Voice of America ISLAMABAD — Pakistan's coalition government has held together for more than four years, marking a democratic milestone for a country challenged by coups and military rule. But critics say an ongoing legal standoff with the Supreme Court is becoming a ... Pakistan cannot afford institutional tug-of-war Pakistan hurtling towards crisis, fears daily Pakistan court summons PM to appear over contempt |
The Express Tribune | Zardari's Daughter: Pakistan Working Hard to Combat Polio Voice of America She is the daughter of President Asif Ali Zardari and recently told VOA's Urdu Service that the government is doing everything it can to vaccinate Pakistani children, particularly those living in the country's northwest tribal region. Last month ... Pakistan Security Brief - August 9, 2012 IMF wants Pakistan president to endorse future bailouts Pakistan forex reserves rise 6.64 per cent |
In Pakistan, dying peacocks pose a mystery Washington Post Muhammad Babar Hussain, founder of the blog Pakistan Weather Portal, cited drought conditions and shortages of food sources for peacocks as factors behind the heavy impact of Newcastle disease. He said a 2003 outbreak was stemmed by quick action by ... |
DAWN.com | Afghan-Pakistan talks on Taliban releases: Islamabad New York Daily News Pakistan and Afghanistan are in talks on the release of a key member of the Taliban, whose 2010 arrest in Pakistan was blamed for sabotaging peace initiatives, a Pakistani foreign ministry official confirmed Friday. Mullah Abdul Ghani Baradar, a ... Pakistan is ready to deal with a US withdrawal — This time Pakistan confirms talks with Afghanistan over Taliban prisoners Pakistan Security Brief - August 10, 2012 |
News Pakistan | Syria says no to foreign intervention eTurboNews Besides Pakistan, representatives from Russia, China, Belarus, Mauritania, Indonesia, Kyrgyzstan, Georgia, Turkmenistan, Benin, Sri Lanka, Ecuador, Afghanistan, Algeria, Iraq, Zimbabwe, Oman, Venezuela, Tajikistan, India, Kazakhstan, Armenia, Nicaragua ... Pakistan against coercive measures in Syria Syrian vortex Pakistan, US discussing several proposals to improve relations: FO |
The News International | Pakistan left with no option but to pledge Wapda assets The News International ISLAMABAD: In a massive blow, the leading donor for the Bhasha Dam, the Manila-based Asian Development Bank (ADB) has informally reversed its commitment to finance the project, top officials in EAD, Wapda, finance and water and power ministries told ... |
IBNLive.com | Imran Khan, Pakistan Cricket Star, Protest To Be Debated By Taliban Huffington Post Pakistani cricketer turned politician and head of Pakistan Tahreek-e-Insaf or Movement for Justice Party Imran Khan waves to his supporters during a rally in Lahore, Pakistan on Sunday, Oct. 30, 2011. (AP Photo/K.M. Chaudary). DERA ISMAIL KHAN ... Talks on for release of Taliban leader Taliban threaten to kill Pakistani cricket star Taliban to debate Pakistani cricket star's protest |
Pakistan volunteers for peer review of competition regime Pakistan Daily Times ISLAMABAD: The United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD) on Friday announced that it will undertake a peer review of Pakistan's competition law and policy in which it will assess the substantive provisions of the country's ... |