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Pakistan says 50 foreigners signed for T20 league - DAWN.com Fri, 01 Feb 2013 03:38:24 GMT

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Pakistan says 50 foreigners signed for T20 league DAWN.com KARACHI: More than 50 foreign players have so far signed up for Pakistan's first major Twenty20 league, organisers said on Thursday, despite a warning from the international players' association not to take part. Salman Sarwar Butt, managing director ... Australia and South Africa say no to Pakistan Super LeagueNDTV Pakistan Super League will have big names - Haroon LorgatBBC Sport Pakistan Super League: Foreign players' quota may be increased in PSLThe Express Tribune Zee News -Telegraph.co.uk all 28 news articles »

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Pakistan's Balochistan: Minerals, militants, and meddling - Christian Science Monitor Thu, 31 Jan 2013 19:57:11 GMT

Foreign Policy (blog)

Pakistan's Balochistan: Minerals, militants, and meddling Christian Science Monitor Balochistan is Pakistan's largest province in terms of size, and its smallest in terms of population. The province has always been seen as occupying a geo-strategic position. It has the country's longest coastline, with a lucrative deep-sea port at ... Two more polio workers killed in northwest PakistanForeign Policy (blog) Pakistan, Afghanistan to work out joint security planPakistanToday.com.pk Afghan minister sees Pakistan as natural training ground for Afghan armyThe News International People's Daily Online -New York Times -DAWN.com all 34 news articles »

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South Africa – Pakistan's real nemesis - DAWN.com Thu, 31 Jan 2013 16:23:47 GMT

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South Africa – Pakistan's real nemesis DAWN.com Better Pakistani teams have gone to play inferior South African sides and come back embarrassed and riddled with controversies. South Africa, even more than Australia, have been Pakistan's dementors. Throughout the 90s, they were the nemesis to what ... SA face the unknown against PakistanIndependent Online Pakistan face S.Africa in first Test, under injury cloudBangkok Post Pakistan aim to spoil Smith's partyESPNcricinfo.com Daily Maverick -Yahoo! News (blog) -Wall Street Journal all 77 news articles »

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Pakistan Court Summons Anti-Corruption Boss - ABC News Thu, 31 Jan 2013 14:36:33 GMT

Christian Science Monitor

Pakistan Court Summons Anti-Corruption Boss ABC News Pakistan's top court on Thursday summoned the government's anti-corruption chief over a letter he wrote criticizing the tribunal's judges, the latest in an ongoing tussle between the judiciary and the country's political leadership. The development is ... Pakistan's top court squashes rumors, orders elections as plannedChristian Science Monitor Pakistan's top court summons anti-corruption over letter criticizing its judgesFox News Pakistan Supreme Court warns against delaying electionsPress TV Asia Times Online -DAWN.com -NitiCentral all 61 news articles »

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Pakistan: Abuses, Impunity Erode Rights - Human Rights Watch Fri, 01 Feb 2013 00:12:32 GMT

Human Rights Watch

Pakistan: Abuses, Impunity Erode Rights Human Rights Watch Supporters of Hazara Democratic Party protest against target killing of Hazaras, who are members of Pakistan's Shi'ite minority, outside Balochistan High Court in Quetta on December 14, 2012. © 2012 Reuters. Related Materials: World Report 2013 ...

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Pakistan's beheading charge false: Antony - Times of India Thu, 31 Jan 2013 22:25:06 GMT

Times of India

Pakistan's beheading charge false: Antony Times of India NEW DELHI: India on Thursday rejected Pakistan's claims that Indian troops had beheaded several of its soldiers in the past, with defence minister AK Antony dubbing the allegations "totally baseless". The Indian Army said it "did not indulge in ... No Knowledge of Pakistan Complaints, Indian Officials SayNew York Times (blog) Pakistan accuses India of 12 beheadings since 1998: ReportThe Express Tribune Pakistan accuses India of 12 Kashmir beheading 'Classified documents ...Arab Times Kuwait English Daily Strategy Page -India Today all 61 news articles »

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Pakistan team sleeping at stadium - BBC Sport Thu, 31 Jan 2013 15:43:19 GMT

BBC Sport

Pakistan team sleeping at stadium BBC Sport Pakistan have been told it is not safe for them to stay at a hotel during the Women's Cricket World Cup in India. Instead the players will be living at a stadium where police say they can provide greater security. Pakistan optimistic about World Cup performanceIndian Express Pakistan have tough Oz to crack in Women's World CupTimes of India pakistan women stay in Stadium at World CupRadio New Zealand Wisden India -The Nation -Business Standard all 165 news articles »

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Pakistan set to award India MFN status: Fahim - DAWN.com Thu, 31 Jan 2013 16:08:58 GMT

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Pakistan set to award India MFN status: Fahim DAWN.com File Photo by Reuters. ISLAMABAD: Pakistan would soon award India with the Most Favoured Nation (MFN) status to further promote trade between the two neighboring countries, Senior Minister for Commerce Makhdoom Amin Fahim said on Thursday. India-Pakistan trade potential is $19.8 bn: ICRIERThe Hindu Pakistan exports to India show 66% growthTimes of India Pakistan's export to India grew 66% during Apr-DecBusiness Standard Daijiworld.com -Economic Times all 35 news articles »

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Two Pakistan polio vaccination workers killed in mine blast - BBC News Thu, 31 Jan 2013 11:56:34 GMT

BBC News

Two Pakistan polio vaccination workers killed in mine blast BBC News Two polio vaccination workers have been killed in a landmine blast in the Kurram tribal region of north-west Pakistan, officials say. The men were visiting a village in the Malikhel area when the mine went off. No group has claimed the attack ... Bomb Kills 2 Polio Workers in PakistanWall Street Journal Land mine blast kills 2 polio workers in PakistanLos Angeles Times Roadside bomb kills two polio workers in northwestern PakistanPress TV Voice of America -Global Voices Online -RadioFreeEurope/RadioLiberty all 55 news articles »

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Pakistan to build $1.5bn Iran pipeline - Financial Times Thu, 31 Jan 2013 17:23:44 GMT

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Pakistan to build $1.5bn Iran pipeline Financial Times Asif Ali Zardari, Pakistan's president, unexpectedly cancelled a trip to Iran at the last minute in December, amid concerns in Islamabad over stiff US opposition to a project considered essential for tackling mounting energy shortages. Some Pakistani ... Cabinet ratifies Iran pipeline agreementDAWN.com Iran seeks to salvage gas pipeline dealUPI.com Iran-Pakistan gas project: pipeline or pipedream?The News International Business Recorder (blog) -PakistanToday.com.pk -Pakistan Observer all 25 news articles »