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Pakistan cleric Maulana Sami ul-Haq backs polio campaign - BBC News Tue, 10 Dec 2013 17:47:57 GMT

BBC News

Pakistan cleric Maulana Sami ul-Haq backs polio campaign BBC News A prominent religious seminary in Pakistan has backed polio vaccinations, saying they are not un-Islamic. The decree was issued by the school's head, Maulana Sami ul-Haq, who urged parents to immunise their children. The fatwa comes amid a ... 'Father of Taliban' backs polio vaccines in PakistanDAWN.com all 11 news articles »

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Pakistan to Push Forward on Gas Project With Iran - ABC News Tue, 10 Dec 2013 08:32:21 GMT

CTV News

Pakistan to Push Forward on Gas Project With Iran ABC News The pipeline will link Iran's gas fields with energy-starved Pakistan, but by going ahead with the project, Pakistan may incur U.S. and international sanctions imposed on Iran — or anyone doing business with Iran — over that country's nuclear program. Pakistan to push forward on controversial Iran gas pipeline projectCTV News Pakistan Wants to Accelerate Iran Natural Gas Pipelinethe Diplomat Pakistan to push forward gas project with IranDAWN.com all 119 news articles »

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In Pakistan, Hagel links protecting supply routes with continued aid - Stars and Stripes Tue, 10 Dec 2013 23:10:25 GMT

Stars and Stripes

In Pakistan, Hagel links protecting supply routes with continued aid Stars and Stripes ISLAMABAD, Pakistan — U.S. Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel arrived here Monday for talks with top Pakistani officials that touched on thorny issues, including differing views on how to fight terrorism and problems the United States has faced moving ... Visiting Pakistan, Hagel Seeks to Shore Up AllianceNew York Times Hagel warns Pakistan to resolve drone strike protests, open shipping routesPBS NewsHour Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel talks drones with Pakistan PM amid tensionsNBCNews.com (blog) Aljazeera.com -Reuters -DAWN.com all 591 news articles »

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Façade diplomacy: US seeking Pakistan's help to start negotiations with Taliban - RT (blog) Tue, 10 Dec 2013 15:01:39 GMT

RT (blog)

Façade diplomacy: US seeking Pakistan's help to start negotiations with Taliban RT (blog) Any negotiations with the Taliban will probably be a mere facade, defense analyst Ivan Eland told RT, because Pakistan desperately wants influence in a post-US Afghanistan, for which it has to support the Afghan Taliban, who are winning the war. BJP Sweeps State Elections; Hagel Skips Karzai Meeting,…Foreign Policy (blog) Pakistan, India, China 'encouraged' Karzai to sign US-Afghan pact: DobbinsThe News International Karzai and bilateral security agreementPakistanToday.com.pk all 163 news articles »

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Pakistan Opposition Faces a Test of Its New Power - Wall Street Journal Tue, 10 Dec 2013 20:15:53 GMT

NDTV

Pakistan Opposition Faces a Test of Its New Power Wall Street Journal PESHAWAR, Pakistan—Fazl Elahi rued the day he believed Imran Khan's promise of a new Pakistan as he watched the former cricket star's backers halt highway traffic to protest American drone strikes. In elections seven months ago, Mr. Elahi's vote ... Good news for Pakistan's economyArab News Out of touch, out of syncPakistanToday.com.pk Imran Khan says Pakistan not worried about BJP, Modi coming to power in IndiaIndia Today DAWN.com all 183 news articles »

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Usman Khan added to Pakistan T20 squad - ESPNcricinfo.com Tue, 10 Dec 2013 09:00:13 GMT

NDTV

Usman Khan added to Pakistan T20 squad ESPNcricinfo.com Well guys who are worried that he can not swing in to the right handers, to them, i want to say it is not necessary to swing both ways, specially if one is able to swing big on one side with good pace, and he is control, and I think coaches should not ... Usman delighted at Pakistan call-upDAWN.com Pakistan reward rookie left-arm pacer Usman Shinwari with T20 berth vs Sri LankaNDTV Usman Khan Shinwari to join Pakistan team in Dubai for T20 InternationalsZee News The News International -The Nation -Yahoo!7 News all 103 news articles »

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Pakistan fail to make quarters - DAWN.com Wed, 11 Dec 2013 02:22:20 GMT

The Express Tribune

Pakistan fail to make quarters DAWN.com NEW DELHI, Dec 10: Riding on Maxime Plennevaux's double strike in the last 10 minutes of the match, Belgium posted a come-from-behind 2-2 draw against Pakistan while Germany made a statement why they are the defending champions by decimating ... Germany join Belgium in quarters, Pakistan outTimes of India Junior Hockey World Cup: Belgium choke Pakistan to win quarters raceThe Express Tribune Pakistan hockey in crisis: After seniors' World Cup debacle, juniors surrender ...India Today all 64 news articles »

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Shahbaz Sharif to invite Manmohan Singh to visit Pakistan - Economic Times Wed, 11 Dec 2013 02:12:31 GMT

Economic Times

Shahbaz Sharif to invite Manmohan Singh to visit Pakistan Economic Times NEW DELHI: Prime Minister Manmohan Singh is expected to receive a fresh invitation to visit Islamabad when the brother of his Pakistan counterpart visits him on Thursday, even as the neighbouring country has escalated the war of words over Kashmir in ... India should come forth for dialogues with Pakistan: CMPakistan Daily Times Missile strikes are harmful for Pakistan, war against terrorism: PM SharifSAMAA TV Turkey working on various projects in PakistanPakistan Observer all 38 news articles »

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Friendly foes await Sri Lanka - ESPNcricinfo.com Tue, 10 Dec 2013 11:42:20 GMT

ESPNcricinfo.com

Friendly foes await Sri Lanka ESPNcricinfo.com In Sri Lanka's fickle cricketing landscape, Pakistan have lately been viewed as one of the team's friendliest foes. Sri Lanka fans' admiration for Pakistan's cricket has been founded on shared ground. Most obviously, there is resemblance in cricketing ... Umar Gul fails fitness test at Pakistan's National Cricket AcademyNDTV Pakistan paceman Umar Gul fails fitness test at NCAthatsCricket all 20 news articles »

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India-Pakistan Nuclear War Would Kill 2 Billion People, End Civilization: Report - International Business Times Tue, 10 Dec 2013 23:49:07 GMT

International Business Times

India-Pakistan Nuclear War Would Kill 2 Billion People, End Civilization: Report International Business Times A nuclear war between South Asian rivals India and Pakistan would trigger a global famine that would immediately kill 2 billion people around the world and spell the “end of human civilization,” according to a study by an anti-nuclear group. The ... India-Pakistan nuclear war could 'end human civilisation'Telegraph.co.uk India-Pakistan nuclear war could kill 2bnIrish Examiner India and Pakistan's nuclear war games to starve mankind to deathPravda Daily News & Analysis all 51 news articles »