NPR (blog) | Recent Drone Strikes Strain US Ties With Afghanistan and Pakistan New York Times KABUL, Afghanistan — Two separate but similarly bitter disagreements over drone strikes in Pakistan and Afghanistan have complicated relations between the United States and those two countries at a delicate moment, again highlighting the political ... Pakistan Drone Attacks Lead Activists To Accuse Outed 'US Spy' Of Murder Police guarding polio team in Pakistan shot dead Suspected US Drone Strike Kills At Least 2 In Pakistan |
New York Times | Mixed Legacy for Departing Pakistani Army Chief New York Times LONDON — When he leaves his post on Friday, Gen. Ashfaq Parvez Kayani, the inscrutable Pakistani Army chief and former spymaster, will end a nearly decade-long chapter as the focus of American fears and frustrations in Pakistan, the reluctant partner ... The New Head of Pakistan's Army Holds the Country's Most Important Job Mixed legacy of Pakistan's General Kayani Pakistan army welcomes new head General Raheel Sharif |
BBC News | Pakistan PM Sharif vows help for Afghan Taliban talks BBC News Pakistani Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif has promised to help facilitate peace talks between the Afghan government and the Taliban. Mr Sharif was speaking after meeting Afghan President Hamid Karzai in Kabul. He said that meetings would be encouraged ... Pakistan promises to help Afghans meet former Taliban chief Pakistani PM Pledges Support for Taliban Talks Pakistan needs to weigh risk against opportunity |
ESPNcricinfo.com | De Villiers steers South Africa to victory in tricky chase ESPNcricinfo.com South Africa chased successfully for the first time in eight matches but they had their bowlers to thank for setting up a moderate target. They restricted Pakistan to a score under 200 on a surface where extra bounce and turn made batting tricky. South Africa vs Pakistan, 3rd ODI: Live Score South Africa seamers hold Pakistan to 179 As it happened: South Africa vs Pakistan, 3rd ODI |
Wall Street Journal | Pakistan PM in Kabul Discusses Taliban ABC News The Taliban's former No. 2 was set free after years in detention and some officials hope he can help jumpstart the peace process, while others have their doubts as many other insurgents who have been released by Pakistan are thought to have returned to ... Pakistan Leader in Kabul to Push Taliban Talks Pakistan PM in Kabul to discuss Taliban, energy Pakistan's PM Heads to Afghanistan |
IBNLive | Can U.S., Pakistan move forward in building a 'reality-based relationship'? PBS Husain Haqqani, Pakistan's former ambassador to the United States, explores what he calls "an epic history of misunderstanding" between the U.S. and Pakistan in his new book, "Magnificent Delusions." Margaret Warner talks to Haqqani about how the lack ... Magnificent Delusions: Pakistan, the United States and an Epic History of ... |
ESPNcricinfo.com | Bettering batting a priority for Pakistan, South Africa ESPNcricinfo.com Fast-forward through Abu Dhabi, Dubai, Johannesburg, Cape Town, Port Elizabeth and stop at Centurion. Pakistan were bowled out for 179 with South Africa's quicks ripping through them. Misbah was the major contributor. South Africa reached the target ... |
Cricket Country | Pakistan's chance to stamp authority ESPNcricinfo.com Usually once a series is won there is not much to get excited about but this is a little different. Pakistan, who have already racked up what their captain Misbah-ul-Haq called "a really big achievement" by beating South Africa for the first time in a ... Pakistan need Mohammad Hafeez to find more consistency with the bat |
Pakistan Oscar Hope 'Zinda Bhaag' Heads to Canada, U.K., Middle East Variety GOA — Directors Meenu Gaur and Farjad Nabi's “Zinda Bhaag”, Pakistan's contender for the foreign-language Academy Award race, has concluded distribution deals for the Canada, U.K. and Middle East. All Canada rights including theatrical, television and ... |
NBCNews.com (blog) | Nuclear-armed and coup-prone Pakistan appoints powerful new army chief NBCNews.com (blog) ISLAMABAD, Pakistan -- Nuclear-armed Pakistan named a new army chief on Wednesday, a role widely seen as the most powerful position in the a country which has seen three periods of military rule. Lieutenant-General Raheel Sharif will take over as head ... |