Some Taliban prisoners released by Pakistan are back in battle, officials fear Washington Post KABUL — Pakistan's release late last year of several imprisoned Taliban officials and fighters, which it advertised as a good-faith effort to help bring peace to Afghanistan, is now prompting questions about whether the gesture has yielded anything ... |
DAWN.com | Mumbai attacks case: Pakistani panel's visit to India delayed DAWN.com RAWALPINDI: Legal complications have delayed a Pakistani team's visit to India, scheduled for the second half of the current month, for recording statements of four Indian witnesses to the 2008 Mumbai attacks after the defence counsel sought written ... Prosecution witnesses testify against LeT in Pakistan's Mumbai case |
DAWN.com | Pakistan take Nepal series with 1-0 win DAWN.com Second-half substitute Mohammad Mujahid was the hero as Pakistan recorded their second successive victory by edging Nepal 1-0 in their friendly match at the Dasharath Stadium in Kathmandu on Saturday. The Pakistan Air Force (PAF) striker was on the ... Pakistan footballers complete clean sweep in Nepal Pakistan beat Nepal to win soccer series 2-0 Football: Mujahid hands Pakistan second successive win |
NPR | Afghanistan, Pakistan Seek A Fatwa Against Suicide Attacks NPR For the past decade or so, suicide bombings have become a standard tactic for Islamist militants in Afghanistan and its neighbor Pakistan. In an effort to stem these deadly bombings, the Afghan government convinced its neighbor to convene a joint ... Release of Taliban prisoners slowed down COMMENT : The changing nature of sub-conventional warfare adversaries ... |
Business Recorder | Pakistan to consult Afghans before freeing Taliban DAWN.com ISLAMABAD: Pakistan has agreed to give a formal role to Afghan High Peace Council in the release of remaining Taliban detainees. Pakistani authorities would consult High Peace Council through a new coordination mechanism being set up before setting ... Pakistan's foreign secretary denounces drones, claims al Qaeda is dead Drone strikes |
Washington Post | Pakistan: Toll From Suspected US Strike Now 9 ABC News Pakistani officials say the death toll from a suspected U.S. drone strike in a restive tribal region has risen to 9, all of whom were militants. Two intelligence officials said Saturday that three members of the Pakistani Taliban movement wounded in ... Bomb blast in northwest Pakistan kills 16; suspected drone attack hits ... Bomb kills 16 people in northwest Pakistan Bomb kills policeman in Karachi's Orangi Town |
DAWN.com | Bazaar Bomb Claimed by Taliban Kills at Least 11 in Northwest Pakistan New York Times A Pakistani Taliban commander in Orakzai said his operatives had planted the bomb near the bazaar in a village called Ferozkhel, local journalists reported. They quoted the commander as saying that the targets were tribal elders who had helped organize ... Blast near mosque kills 16 in Pakistan's northwest Kalaya in Pakistan hit by deadly market bomb Blast kills ten in lower Orakzai; TTP claims responsibility |
DAWN.com | Swiss govt shuts the door on Zardari case DAWN.com The letter, addressed to the Swiss attorney general, had been sent through the Foreign Office and Pakistan's embassy in Switzerland. Submitting a copy of the letter before the apex court, Law Minister Farooq Naek had said that there had been no change ... Anger rises in Pakistan at Bhutto's lavish home * Official response from Swiss authorities to Pakistan's letter says Zardari ... Swiss authorities say cases against Zardari cannot be reopened |
BBC News | Viewpoint: Pakistan civil society under threat BBC News Religious radicals, right-wing politicians and some elements in the security services are increasingly harassing non-governmental organisations (NGOs), human rights workers and other civil society groups, even as Pakistan enters into a delicate ... PAKISTAN: Prominent human rights defenders are targets of assassination |
DAWN.com | CJ urges all institutions to respect constitutional norms DAWN.com LAHORE: The top judge of Pakistan Saturday said that every institution in the country has to recognize and respect constitutional norms to secure democratic governance and rule of law. Addressing lawyers, who signed rolls as advocate of the apex court ... Constitution allows judicial review of govt actions: CJP Judiciary, legislature, executive should support each other: CJP CJP for institutions to respect constitutional norms |