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CIA to exempt strikes on Pakistan from drones codification – reports - The Guardian Sun, 20 Jan 2013 17:41:30 GMT

The Guardian

CIA to exempt strikes on Pakistan from drones codification – reports The Guardian John Brennan, the counter-terrorism adviser nominated by President Obama to be the next head of the CIA, has reportedly agreed to exempt agency strikes in Pakistan from a new set of rules that attempts to justify and codify the use of drones to ... US to continue drone strikes in Pakistan: reportNDTV Despite curbs on target killings, CIA to get free hand in PakistanDAWN.com US targeted killings guidebook allows CIA drones in Pakistan: ReportThe Express Tribune Press TV -Newstrack India all 59 news articles »

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Calls for inquiry into Pakistan PM corruption official's death - BBC News Sun, 20 Jan 2013 11:39:47 GMT

BBC News

Calls for inquiry into Pakistan PM corruption official's death BBC News The family of an official investigating a corruption case in Pakistan linked to Prime Minister Raja Pervez Ashraf has called for an inquiry into his death. Kamran Faisal was found hanged in the government hostel in Islamabad where he lived on Friday ... Family of dead Pakistan officer seeks probeAljazeera.com No in officer's death who was probing Pakistan PMDeccan Herald Judicial commission to probe Pakistan's graft official's deathZee News New York Times -The Sunday Times Sri Lanka -Telegraph.co.uk all 201 news articles »

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Inzamam not a part of Pakistan's tour of South Africa - ESPNcricinfo.com Sun, 20 Jan 2013 18:48:31 GMT

ESPNcricinfo.com

Inzamam not a part of Pakistan's tour of South Africa ESPNcricinfo.com I think the younger batsmen, especially Jamshed would have benefitted from Inzis knowledge of playing on seaming wickets in South Africa against the likes of Steyn and Phillander. Inzamam was a great player of pace bowling and the Pakistani batsmen ... Pakistan set for testing SA challengeThe News International Tour of South Africa: Pakistan set off to face ProteasThe Express Tribune Pakistan can surprise South Africa in the Test series: Zaheer AbbasThe Nation Hindustan Times -News Tribe -Frontier Post all 165 news articles »

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India Says It Is Reviewing Ties With Pakistan - ABC News Sun, 20 Jan 2013 07:58:18 GMT

IBNLive

India Says It Is Reviewing Ties With Pakistan ABC News India says it is reviewing future ties with archrival Pakistan in the light of the "inhuman killing" of two of its soldiers by Pakistani troops in disputed Kashmir early this month. Prime Minister Manmohan Singh says India wants to have friendly ties ... Pakistan must make equal efforts for friendly ties: Manmohan SinghIBNLive Pakistan minister calls off India visit over LoC tensionDeccan Herald Pakistan high commissioner to India Salman Bashir denies crossing of LoC by ...India Today The Hindu -Times of India -Hindustan Times all 450 news articles »

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India, Pakistan continue to talk through tensions - New Straits Times Sun, 20 Jan 2013 23:53:09 GMT

The Economist

India, Pakistan continue to talk through tensions New Straits Times FROM New Delhi, it is always tricky to write about Pakistan, considering the absence of mutual trust and a blow-hot-blow-cold relationship. Yet, since one cannot choose a neighbour, it is necessary to understand, if not always accept, each other's ... Resilient Pakistan?Khaleej Times Pakistan In Crisis Again – AnalysisEurasia Review Pakistan's political cliffDAWN.com The Economist -Parda Phash -PakistanToday.com.pk all 234 news articles »

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Pakistan anger at video games that depict country as terrorist haven - Telegraph.co.uk Sun, 20 Jan 2013 11:49:14 GMT

Telegraph.co.uk

Pakistan anger at video games that depict country as terrorist haven Telegraph.co.uk Terrorism and the role of local security forces are hugely sensitive subjects in Pakistan, which has barely recovered from the shock of discovering that Osama bin Laden was hiding in plain sight, barely 30 miles from the capital Islamabad. Saleem Memon ... CD association orders against stocking 'anti-Pakistan' gamesThe Express Tribune all 3 news articles »

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English players warned off Pakistan Super League - ESPNcricinfo.com Sun, 20 Jan 2013 12:06:58 GMT

ESPNcricinfo.com

English players warned off Pakistan Super League ESPNcricinfo.com Guys, the main objective of PSL is to keep cricket alive in our country and to demonstrate to the world that Pakistan is safe for sports. Commercially if the league just gives a mere 1% return even then I am sure any investor will be be very happy. Its ... English cricketers warned against playing Pakistan Super LeagueThe Express Tribune England stars warned not to go to Pakistan over security concernsZee News all 11 news articles »

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Official: Pakistan to Free More Afghan Detainees - TIME Sat, 19 Jan 2013 14:48:12 GMT

Aljazeera.com

Official: Pakistan to Free More Afghan Detainees TIME Foreign Secretary Jalil Abbas Jilani said Pakistan has initiated the process of releasing those Afghan detainees in its custody who they think will help facilitate the reconciliation process. His comments were made during a press conference Friday in ... Pakistan to Release More Afghan Taliban DetaineesVoice of America Pakistan says it will release all Afghan Taliban prisonersThe Hindu Pakistan suffers unprecedented winter of attacks as militants seek 'piece of ...NBCNews.com (blog) Aljazeera.com -New York Times -RadioFreeEurope/RadioLiberty all 315 news articles »

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Manmohan talks tough on Pakistan - Deccan Chronicle Mon, 21 Jan 2013 03:18:38 GMT

DAWN.com

Manmohan talks tough on Pakistan Deccan Chronicle Jaipur: Talking tough, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh on Sunday said that India has made it clear to Pakistan that the beheading of an Indian soldier by its army can have a “negative impact” on ties and asked it to reciprocate efforts for friendship ... Pak policy not dictated by US, says Indian FMDAWN.com Civilised behaviour must for peace: Sonia to PakistanThe Hindu all 67 news articles »

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PM's tough message to Pakistan - Deccan Herald Sun, 20 Jan 2013 08:56:16 GMT

PM's tough message to Pakistan Deccan Herald Talking tough, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh today said that India has made it clear to Pakistan that the beheading of an Indian soldier by its army can have a "negative impact" on ties and asked it to reciprocate efforts for friendship. "We take a ...