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Bail for Pakistani Ex-Leader Paves Way for His Exit - New York Times Thu, 10 Oct 2013 01:52:40 GMT

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Bail for Pakistani Ex-Leader Paves Way for His Exit
New York Times
By DECLAN WALSH. Published: October 9, 2013. A Pakistani court granted bail on Wednesday to Pervez Musharraf, the country's former military ruler, clearing the way for him to leave the country as early as Thursday, his lawyers said. Enlarge This Image ...
Pakistan's Pervez Musharraf granted bail, house arrest may endLos Angeles Times
Former Pakistan ruler Musharraf granted bailAljazeera.com
Pakistan's Former President Musharraf Gets BailABC News
Reuters -ABC Online -Huffington Post
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Taliban and Pakistan Argue Over Fate of Islamist Detainee - New York Times Wed, 09 Oct 2013 20:48:31 GMT

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Taliban and Pakistan Argue Over Fate of Islamist Detainee
New York Times
KABUL, Afghanistan — The Taliban on Wednesday publicly disputed claims that the Pakistani government had released a senior militant detainee, drawing a firm rebuttal from the government and plunging efforts to start peace talks in Afghanistan into new ...
Is Afghan Taliban leader released by Pakistan a free man?CBS News
Afghan Taliban say Pakistan still holds ex-No 2 in jailReuters
Pakistan Denies It Is Holding Taliban's No. 2Voice of America
The State -DAWN.com -CTV News
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Polio vaccine campaign faces extremist opposition, public apathy in Pakistan - PBS NewsHour Wed, 09 Oct 2013 19:49:23 GMT

Polio vaccine campaign faces extremist opposition, public apathy in Pakistan
PBS NewsHour
Most of the world is polio-free, but not in Pakistan, where setbacks have hampered efforts to eradicate the virus. Special correspondent Fred de Sam Lazaro reports on how health workers are working to reverse perceptions created by religious extremists ...

Pakistan Taliban head Hakimullah Mehsud 'open to talks' - BBC News Thu, 10 Oct 2013 02:54:24 GMT

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Pakistan Taliban head Hakimullah Mehsud 'open to talks'
BBC News
Pakistani Taliban leader Hakimullah Mehsud has told the BBC he is open to "serious talks" with the government but says he has not yet been approached. In a rare interview, he denied carrying out recent deadly attacks in public places but said he would ...
Taliban leader invites Pakistan government to 'serious talks'The Guardian
Pakistan Taliban leader claims he is ready to talkTelegraph.co.uk
Pakistan Taliban leader Hakimullah Mehsud says ready for 'serious talks' with ...GlobalPost
South China Morning Post -Critical Threats Project -The Voice of Russia
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Pakistan Tightens Internet Controls, Civil Surveillance - Voice of America Wed, 09 Oct 2013 23:30:57 GMT

Pakistan Tightens Internet Controls, Civil Surveillance
Voice of America
ISLAMABAD — In recent years, Pakistani authorities have been blocking some websites accused of blasphemy or threatening internal security. But critics say those efforts are expanding, and the government is trying to shape online political discussions, ...

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Shehzad impresses with fluent fifty - ESPNcricinfo.com Wed, 09 Oct 2013 14:43:09 GMT

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Shehzad impresses with fluent fifty
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Not much you can read into this. Boys wont push themselves for a warm up and the captain has no plans because of how pointless it is. We got carted around in the warm ups in the England tour and look what happened. Intensity and plans are where you get ...

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Girls in Pakistan see Taliban victim Malala as heroine - USA TODAY Wed, 09 Oct 2013 18:45:32 GMT

The Age
Girls in Pakistan see Taliban victim Malala as heroine
USA TODAY
LAHORE, Pakistan — Four years ago, Palwasha Yousafzai longed to go to school. It was early 2009 and the Taliban was in control of the villages of the Swat Valley. The Islamist group had banned all types of entertainment, including television, radio ...
In education, Pakistan is failing its childrenThe Age
Malala Yousafzai: Why the global hero is scorned in Pakistan (+video)Christian Science Monitor
While world cheers Malala, many in Pakistan are ambivalent, her classmates ...Fox News
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Pakistan 'A' fight back against Proteas - Independent Online Wed, 09 Oct 2013 17:33:36 GMT

Independent Online
Pakistan 'A' fight back against Proteas
Independent Online
The 21-year-old, vying for a place in the first of two Tests starting in Abu Dhabi from Monday, hit 66 in a Pakistan 'A' score of 230/4 in reply to South Africa's 354/8 declared on the second day of the three-day match at Sharjah stadium. Pakistan ...
Pakistan wants openers to click ahead of first TestThe News International
Pakistan v South Africa 2013-14 Duminy prepares for more spin responsibilitiesESPNcricinfo.com
Younis Khan leads way in batting practice for PakistanThe National
Cricket Country -NDTVSports.com -gulfnews.com
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India says Pakistan pushing fighters into Kashmir before 2014 - Reuters Tue, 08 Oct 2013 10:53:00 GMT

Economic Times
India says Pakistan pushing fighters into Kashmir before 2014
Reuters
India and Pakistan have fought three wars since independence from Britain in 1947, two of them over Kashmir. The two armies frequently exchanged artillery fire across the Himalayan region for years until a 2003 ceasefire that has been fraying in recent ...
India Says It Has Killed 7 in Clashes Along Pakistan BorderNew York Times
India's Pakistan policy has lost all sense of directionEconomic Times
Infiltration in Kashmir: Indian army chief points finger at PakistanThe Express Tribune
Critical Threats Project -The National
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In Pakistan, vaccinating children against polio can be a deadly job - CNN International Wed, 09 Oct 2013 09:35:21 GMT

In Pakistan, vaccinating children against polio can be a deadly job
CNN International
Karachi, Pakistan (CNN) -- With a few drops of vaccine, Gulnaz shields another child from the devastating effects of polio. It's a simple but potentially life-saving task. It's also incredibly dangerous -- not for the children, but for Gulnaz, who ...

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