Christian Science Monitor | US, Pakistan must "divorce" as allies, ex-Pakistan envoy says Reuters WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The United States and Pakistan should stop pretending they are allies and amicably "divorce," Pakistan's former ambassador to Washington said on Wednesday, citing unrealistic expectations in both countries that include U.S. ... US-Pakistan tensions: Time to stop pretending we are allies? The Cable: Ex-envoy: Pakistan must account for bin Laden Former Pakistani Ambassador: Pakistan behaves 'like Syria while wanting to be ... |
The Express Tribune | India-Pakistan-Afghanistan Triangle Huffington Post Pakistan's fears about India-Afghan ties are both ideological and strategic. As I lay out in my book Explaining Pakistan's Foreign Policy: Escaping India, (Routledge, 2011) Pakistan's leaders crafted an ideology-driven national identity for Pakistan at ... Revealed: Pakistan, US blackmailed India with nukes Pakistan, India agree to develop banking ties Pakistan, India allow two banks each to operate across border |
Fans Worry After Pakistan Twitter Star Goes Off Line New York Times Electronic cries of anguish are ringing out across Pakistan's Twitter community over the abrupt disappearance of the popular satirist @MajorlyProfound, beloved for his acid commentary on the powerful and their prejudices. The unexplained closing of his ... |
The Express Tribune | Amnesty International urges Pakistan to protect blasphemy charge girl New York Daily News Amnesty International has urged Pakistan to reform its blasphemy laws and protect a young Christian girl arrested for allegedly burning pages inscribed with verses from the Koran. The Muslim-majority nation's strict anti-blasphemy laws make defaming ... Minority rights: Amnesty urges Pakistan to reform blasphemy laws Christian group to hold conference on Pakistan blasphemy law Christians asked to sell TVs, buy arms to defend themselves in Pakistan |
PakistanToday.com.pk | In Pakistan, underground parties push the boundaries Reuters ISLAMABAD (Reuters) - Women in short skirts and men with gelled hair bump and grind on a dance floor as a disc jockey pumps up the volume. The air is thick with illicit smoke and shots of hard liquor are being passed around. Couples cuddle and kiss in ... Underground dance parties push the boundaries In Pakistan, underground parties push conservative boundaries |
New York Times | Pakistan Security Brief - August 22, 2012 Critical Threats Project New book claims ISI colonel gave up bin Laden, Pakistan aware of raid; India accuses Pakistan of violating ceasefire; Pakistani delegation visits India; Backlash against Chinese investment in Pakistan; hundreds of violent Blasphemy law protestors ... Obama administration had tacit consent of Pakistan military, claims book 'ISI colonel provided vital help in locating Osama' Book claims Osama's hideout carved out of Pak military academy |
New York Times | Amnesty Urges Pakistan To Reform Blasphemy Laws, Protect Detained ... RTT News (RTTNews) - Amnesty International has called on the Pakistan government to urgently reform its blasphemy laws and ensure the safety of Ramsha Masih, a disabled Christian girl arrested by police for allegedly committing an act of blasphemy. "This case ... Christian Girl's Blasphemy Arrest Incites a Furor in Pakistan Iman Sheikh: Pakistan's anti-Christian witch hunt Muslims Condemn Blasphemy Charges Against Christian Girl in Pakistan |
DAWN.com | Pakistan, India set for CT clash The News International LONDON: Old rivals Pakistan and India have been bracketed in the same group at next year's ICC Champions Trophy and will clash in a mouth-watering encounter at Edgbaston on June 15. World champions India will open the 2013 Champions Trophy in ... India to Play Pakistan in Cricket's Champions Trophy Next Year India, Pakistan clubbed in same pool in Champions Trophy Pakistan, India drawn in same Champions Trophy group |
India Today | Indian colts face formidable Pakistan in Under 19 World Cup India Today It will be a test of India's batting skills against a formidable Pakistani bowling attack when the two arch-rivals lock horns in the quarterfinals of the ICC Under-19 World Cup here on Monday. Indian colts managed to put their campaign back on track ... India looks to Pakistan for answers after texts trigger mass panic India blocks websites, compiling Pakistan link to exodus of northeastern people India Asks Pakistan to Investigate Panic Tied to Northeast |
The Guardian | US Drone Strike In Pakistan Kills 5 Militants Huffington Post This undated handout photo provided by the U.S. Air Force shows a MQ-9 Reaper, armed with GBU-12 Paveway II laser guided munitions and AGM-114 Hellfire missiles, piloted by Col. Lex Turner during a combat mission over southern Afghanistan. US drone kills 5 militants in northwest Pakistan |