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Pakistan May Be Expelling Aid Group's Foreign Staff - New York Times Thu, 06 Sep 2012 22:31:51 GMT

Voice of America

Pakistan May Be Expelling Aid Group's Foreign Staff New York Times ISLAMABAD, Pakistan — The Pakistani government appeared Thursday to have moved to expel international staff members at the aid agency Save the Children, apparently over accusations that one of its employees helped the C.I.A. recruit a Pakistani doctor ... Pakistan government expels Save the Children staff for alleged ties to CIAChristian Science Monitor Pakistan Orders Aid Group's Foreign Staff to LeaveVoice of America Pakistan evicts Save the Children foreign workersLos Angeles Times CBS News -Businessweek all 346 news articles »

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Pakistan's Christian Minority Outraged by... - ABC News Thu, 06 Sep 2012 22:49:17 GMT

ABC News

Pakistan's Christian Minority Outraged by... ABC News Christians are believed to make up two to three percent of Pakistan's population of 190 million people, and many face daily discrimination and hold low-level jobs, such as street sweeping. They often live in slums and celebrate their religion in humble ... Pakistan's Christian minority outraged by arrestBusinessweek Unexpected support for Christian girl in Pakistan blasphemy case may be sign ...Kansas City Star all 184 news articles »

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Pakistan should keep their winning momentum - The Nation Fri, 07 Sep 2012 01:33:49 GMT

The News International

Pakistan should keep their winning momentum The Nation Playing as one-unit Pakistan spun out Australia by seven wickets in the opening match of the Twenty20 series played at Dubai International Cricket Stadium. Pakistan should keep their winning momentum in today's (Friday) second Twenty20 internationals ... Pakistan humiliate Australia in Twenty20 openerChicago Tribune Pakistan, Australia second T20 todayThe News International Three changes for Australia ahead of game two against PakistanHerald Sun The Express Tribune -ESPNcricinfo.com all 471 news articles »

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Pakistan could boycott ICC awards over Ajmal omission - Pakistan Daily Times Thu, 06 Sep 2012 22:27:29 GMT

DAWN.com

Pakistan could boycott ICC awards over Ajmal omission Pakistan Daily Times KARACHI: Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) chairman Zaka Ashraf has reopened the debate surrounding off-spinner Saeed Ajmal's exclusion from the International Cricket Council (ICC) awards shortlists by hinting that Pakistan's players could boycott the ... Pakistan likely to boycott ICC awardsDAWN.com Ex-Pakistan players call for ICC award boycottGulf Daily News Fans want ICC awards boycottThe Nation ESPNcricinfo.com all 260 news articles »

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'Pakistan will face disastrous consequences': Foreign minister warns against ... - Daily Mail Thu, 06 Sep 2012 20:10:58 GMT

Daily Mail

'Pakistan will face disastrous consequences': Foreign minister warns against ... Daily Mail 'They (Pakistan) know it would be disastrous if, god forbid, any other misadventure on the part of Pakistan takes place,' Krishna warned the neighbour in an exclusive interview to Mail Today ahead of his three-day bilateral visit to Pakistan starting ... Terrorism, trade, visas to top India-Pakistan talksTwoCircles.net 3-day visit: I bring a message of goodwill: KrishnaThe Express Tribune On eve of visit, Krishna props up terror concernsThe Nation Indian Express -Pakistan Observer -Frontier Post all 284 news articles »

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FP Passport: The Republican reset with Pakistan - Foreign Policy (blog) Thu, 06 Sep 2012 21:03:52 GMT

FP Passport: The Republican reset with Pakistan Foreign Policy (blog) So far, Pakistan hasn't been mentioned once at the Republican or Democratic conventions. But what was lost in all the talk last week about Mitt Romney not mentioning Afghanistan in Tampa was the fact that, only days earlier, a campaign advisor had made ... and more »

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Pakistan's Christian minority outraged by arrest - WBOC TV 16 Thu, 06 Sep 2012 18:32:33 GMT

Pakistan's Christian minority outraged by arrest WBOC TV 16 Christians are believed to make up two to three percent of Pakistan's population of 190 million people, and many face daily discrimination and hold low-level jobs, such as street sweeping. They often live in slums and celebrate their religion in humble ... and more »

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Pakistan will fight terror to the finish - Pakistan Daily Times Thu, 06 Sep 2012 22:26:57 GMT

Business Recorder (blog)

Pakistan will fight terror to the finish Pakistan Daily Times RAWALPINDI: President Asif Ali Zardari said on Thursday militants have threatened Pakistan's national integrity and extremists want to impose their political agenda on people through bullet but “we cannot allow this... We will fight them to the finish ... Defence Day of Pakistan being observed todayBusiness Recorder (blog) Defence of Pakistan DayFrontier Post Nation along with Armed Forces celebrate Defence Day on ThursdayAssociated Press of Pakistan all 49 news articles »

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Pakistan cleric accused of framing Christian girl - DAWN.com Thu, 06 Sep 2012 16:49:48 GMT

New York Times

Pakistan cleric accused of framing Christian girl DAWN.com Does anyone know how the girl is doing? The world wants to know what sort of treatment she is receiving and the extent of her injuries. She should come to Canada. Her tormenters would receive hard justice over here, and they would not enjoy their time ... Pakistan minister 'hopeful' for blasphemy girl bailNew York Daily News Pakistani cleric faces possible blasphemy chargeFox News Pakistani police: Muslim cleric framed girl in Pakistan blasphemy caseCNN (blog) Washington Post -New York Times all 1,559 news articles »

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Pakistani Taliban Threaten Nuke Facility - Commentary Thu, 06 Sep 2012 17:05:46 GMT

Firstpost

Pakistani Taliban Threaten Nuke Facility Commentary There is nothing the Pakistani government would like more than a precipitous American withdrawal from Afghanistan. Pakistan's Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) will jump at the chance to fill the vacuum, much as Iran's Qods Force and associated ... Pakistan Security Brief - September 6, 2012Critical Threats Project Pakistan deploys forces at nuke plant after terror threatIndian Express Taliban threat: Pakistan deploys troops at nuke facilityFirstpost all 35 news articles »