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Pakistan Takes Over Unruly Province - Wall Street Journal Tue, 15 Jan 2013 03:51:42 GMT

Wall Street Journal

Pakistan Takes Over Unruly Province Wall Street Journal Pakistan's government took administrative control of a vast province bordering Afghanistan and Iran, responding to an increasing number of sectarian attacks linked to homegrown Islamist extremists there. Enlarge Image. image. Close. image. Reuters ... Pakistan Shias bury bombing victims in QuettaAljazeera.com In Pakistan, 100 Dead Remain Unburied Out Of ProtestForbes Pakistan Shi'ites to bury bomb victims after meeting PMReuters Critical Threats Project -GlobalPost -The Australian all 3,319 news articles »

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Pakistan 'Long March' protest draws tens of thousands to capital - Los Angeles Times Tue, 15 Jan 2013 02:16:23 GMT

Christian Science Monitor

Pakistan 'Long March' protest draws tens of thousands to capital Los Angeles Times ISLAMABAD, Pakistan — Tens of thousands of protesters led by a firebrand Islamic cleric descended on the Pakistani capital Monday in a fierce outpouring of anger and frustration with the government that many worried could destabilize the country ahead ... What is Pakistan's 'million-march'?Christian Science Monitor Raw: Thousands descend on Pakistan capitalUSA TODAY Political Rally Shuts Down Pakistan CapitalVoice of America Washington Post -Fox News all 1,359 news articles »

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India's Army Chief Warns Pakistan of Retaliation - ABC News Mon, 14 Jan 2013 17:21:40 GMT

ABC News

India's Army Chief Warns Pakistan of Retaliation ABC News India's army chief on Monday accused Pakistan of planning an attack in which two Indian soldiers were killed in the disputed Kashmir region last week, and warned of possible retaliation. Gen. Bikram Singh's strong words are a clear message that India ... Indian Army chief warns Pakistan not to tempt retaliation in KashmirChristian Science Monitor Fight Pakistan fire with fire, Army chief orders commanders on LoCTimes of India Flag meeting with Pakistan flops, Army talks toughHindustan Times Xinhua all 795 news articles »

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Pakistan Blames the Jews... Again - Daily Beast Mon, 14 Jan 2013 20:04:03 GMT

Pakistan Blames the Jews... Again Daily Beast Pakistan, as you may know, has a terrible history of persecution of its Shiite minority. 2012 was the bloodiest year ever, more than 300 people murdered. Who do you suppose is to be blamed for this atrocity? That's right … the Jews. Of course. Who else? and more »

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Pakistan sacks Baluchistan government after massacre - The Guardian Mon, 14 Jan 2013 13:39:57 GMT

The Guardian

Pakistan sacks Baluchistan government after massacre The Guardian The widespread fury over last week's carnage even managed to eclipse another crisis that has gripped Pakistan's politicians: the beginning of a "million man march" on the capital led by an Islamic cleric that many fear is an attempt to derail ... Concession After Days of Protest in PakistanNew York Times Pakistan axes Baluchistan chief ministerFinancial Times all 83 news articles »

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Followers of Pakistan cleric flood Islamabad - Aljazeera.com Mon, 14 Jan 2013 20:16:43 GMT

Aljazeera.com

Followers of Pakistan cleric flood Islamabad Aljazeera.com Tens of thousands of supporters of a Canada-based cleric, who has called for sweeping reforms and end to corruption in Pakistan, have descended on the capital, Islamabad, as part of a so-called “Long March”. Tahirul Qadri, who returned to his homeland ...

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Protesters pledge to establish 'Pakistan's Tahrir Square' - NBCNews.com (blog) Mon, 14 Jan 2013 18:50:13 GMT

Protesters pledge to establish 'Pakistan's Tahrir Square' NBCNews.com (blog) ISLAMABAD, Pakistan — Thousands of protesters marched on Pakistan's capital Monday, promising to establish a local version of Cairo's Tahrir Square in support of a cleric who is demanding a crackdown on corruption and other government reforms.

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HIL teams don't field Pakistan players in opener - Times of India Mon, 14 Jan 2013 19:01:33 GMT

Times of India

HIL teams don't field Pakistan players in opener Times of India NEW DELHI: The controversy surrounding the participation of Pakistani players threatened to engulf the inaugural Hockey India League (HIL) with the Delhi Waveriders and Punjab Warriors not fielding their Pakistani players in the opening encounter of ... Anti-Pakistan protesters try to disrupt Hockey India LeagueIBNLive HIL's Pakistan players may skip Mumbai matchesHindustan Times Anti-Pakistan protests threaten to derail Indian leagueDaily News & Analysis The Express Tribune -Pakistan Daily Times all 357 news articles »

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Pakistan protest march reaches Islamabad - BBC News Mon, 14 Jan 2013 21:03:03 GMT

BBC News

Pakistan protest march reaches Islamabad BBC News An influential religious scholar and some 20,000 of his supporters have reached Islamabad at the end of a "long march" demanding electoral reforms and a clean-up in Pakistani politics. The government says Tahirul Qadri is simply trying to create ...

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Neither protest nor talk to Pakistan, but act firmly - Economic Times Mon, 14 Jan 2013 20:52:50 GMT

Economic Times

Neither protest nor talk to Pakistan, but act firmly Economic Times Dealing with Pakistan is a subject which has baffled Indian policymakers for the past 65 years. It is this lack of clarity which has always put India at a disadvantage vis-a-vis Pakistan. The time has come to give up all vacillation, hesitation and ...