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Pakistan's Persecuted Christians - New York Times Mon, 23 Dec 2013 10:48:30 GMT

Pakistan's Persecuted Christians New York Times 30 were the university's American rector and two of Pakistan's five provincial governors. Senior officials in Lahore had already warned the public to be vigilant. The police had information that the Taliban had dispatched suicide bombers to the city to ... and more »

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Pakistan boosts security ahead of procession - Aljazeera.com Mon, 23 Dec 2013 13:51:22 GMT

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Pakistan boosts security ahead of procession Aljazeera.com Pakistan is preparing for a spate of religiously-motivated violence during the next 24 hours, introducing security measures that include the suspension of mobile phone services. The Shia Muslim procession of Chehlum takes place on Tuesday, marking the ... Security beefed up across Pakistan for ChehlumThe News International Mobile service in 31 cities to shut down for chehlumPakistanToday.com.pk Security on high alert across Pakistan for Chehlum processionsSAMAA TV The Muslim News -Pakistan Tribune -Geo News, Pakistan all 82 news articles »

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Pakistan's ex-ruler Pervez Musharraf to go on treason trial - BBC News Mon, 23 Dec 2013 23:55:14 GMT

BBC News

Pakistan's ex-ruler Pervez Musharraf to go on treason trial BBC News Pakistani former military ruler Pervez Musharraf is due to go on trial on treason charges. He will appear before a special court in Islamabad - a day after his petition that only a military court could examine his actions was rejected. The charge ... Pakistan court says it cannot lift Musharraf travel banTimes of India Pakistan court rejects Musharraf's plea seeking to lift travel banIndian Express all 109 news articles »

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Pakistan-Bangladesh relationship strained - Aljazeera.com Sun, 22 Dec 2013 11:21:38 GMT

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Pakistan-Bangladesh relationship strained Aljazeera.com Dhaka, Bangladesh - Ties between Pakistan and Bangladesh have been strained over the past week after Pakistan passed a national assembly (NA) resolution protesting Thursday's execution of Jamaat-e-Islami's former Assistant Secretary General Abdual ... Pakistan, US 'interference' condemnedDaily Star Online BNP still shying away from Pakistan resolution issueDhakaTribune all 25 news articles »

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Pakistan to 'reiterate' demand for greater role of UN observers along LoC - Times of India Tue, 24 Dec 2013 00:35:41 GMT

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Pakistan to 'reiterate' demand for greater role of UN observers along LoC Times of India LAHORE: Pakistan is likely to reiterate its demand for a 'greater role' for the UN military observers to end cross-Line of Control (LoC) tensions and to ensure better implementation of the 2003 ceasefire agreement along the 778-km long India-Pakistan ... India, Pakistan DGMOs to meet after 14 years to discuss LoC tensionsIBNLive Pakistan to seek bigger role for UNMOGIP at DGMOs meet tomorrowEconomic Times India, Pakistan DGMOs to meet on TuesdayLivemint Zee News -Newsweek Pakistan all 52 news articles »

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Gul's return a boost for Pakistan, Mathews says - DAWN.com Mon, 23 Dec 2013 10:37:20 GMT

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Gul's return a boost for Pakistan, Mathews says DAWN.com SHARJAH: Sri Lanka captain Angelo Mathews admitted dropping a catch off Pakistan centurion Mohammad Hafeez and paceman Umar Gul's return played a crucial role in his team's defeat in the third one-day match in Sharjah. Lasith Malinga dropped a ... All-round Hafeez sinks Sri LankaESPNcricinfo.com Well-rounded Hafeez helps Pakistan crush Sri LankaTaipei Times Pakistan vs Sri Lanka 3rd ODI in Sharjah: Hafeez, Gul star as Pakistan thrash ...Emirates 24/7 Sydney Morning Herald -Bleacher Report -The News International all 558 news articles »

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Pakistan welcomes Turkish PM Erdoğan with cultural show - Hurriyet Daily News Mon, 23 Dec 2013 12:22:16 GMT

Hurriyet Daily News

Pakistan welcomes Turkish PM Erdoğan with cultural show Hurriyet Daily News Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdoğan attended a Grand Cultural Show at historical Atchison College today after arriving in Pakistan's second largest city Lahore on Dec. 23 for an official two-day visit. He was accompanied by Chief Minister of ... Turkey to provide 'road map' for development to PakistanPakistan Daily Times Pakistan, Turkey premiers vow to strengthen bilateral relationsThe News International Turkish PM Visits PakistanRadioFreeEurope/RadioLiberty Frontier Post -www.worldbulletin.net all 294 news articles »

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Pakistan to face yearly loss of $145 million - The News International Mon, 23 Dec 2013 06:40:29 GMT

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Pakistan to face yearly loss of $145 million The News International ISLAMABAD: With the Kishenganga debacle in The Hague court, Pakistan is to brave loss of $145 million every year for the power lost in Neelum-Jhelum (N-J) project following massive reduction in water flows. More significantly, in drought conditions, ... Energy trade: Pakistan moves closer to electricity import from IndiaThe Express Tribune Pakistan, India contented over Kishenganga verdictThe Nation Kishenganga issue: India gets relief, Pakistan objections rejectedNDTV Firstpost all 56 news articles »

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Pakistani Army Launches Offensive Near Afghan Border - Voice of America Mon, 23 Dec 2013 08:29:39 GMT

Voice of America

Pakistani Army Launches Offensive Near Afghan Border Voice of America ISLAMABAD — Residents of Pakistan's ethnic Pashtun region of North Waziristan accused government troops on Monday of killing dozens of civilians during a military operation against Taliban insurgents. The operation started just after a Dec. 18 suicide ... Pakistan Army Operation in North Waziristan Kills Dozensthe Diplomat Pakistan anti-Taliban push 'kills civilians'Aljazeera.com Pakistan accused of killing civilians in military offensiveHerald Scotland Alaska Native News -Press TV all 72 news articles »

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Pakistan's Amazon Warrior: Samina Baig, The Young Woman Who Climbs ... - International Business Times Tue, 24 Dec 2013 03:06:11 GMT

International Business Times

Pakistan's Amazon Warrior: Samina Baig, The Young Woman Who Climbs ... International Business Times Malala Yousafzai may be the most famous young Pakistani woman on the world – but she should perhaps share that status with 21-year old Samina Khayyal Baig, a young lady who, like Malala, has shattered the stereotypes about females from her country.