The Guardian | Mohsin Hamid: 'Pakistan and India are incredibly similar' The Guardian Moth Smoke garnered impressive reviews and a strong following in Pakistan for its taboo-busting focus on drugs, crime and illicit sex, but it was the Man Booker-nominated The Reluctant Fundamentalist that made his name. In May it will be released as a ... |
Washington Post | Pakistan passionate about collecting world records Washington Post ISLAMABAD, Pakistan — One young contender created the world's largest sequin mosaic using 325,000 of the sparkly disks. Two other youths achieved 123 consecutive badminton passes in one minute. And 1,450 participants broke the record for the most ... |
Gen. Musharraf Returns New York Times General Musharraf faces numerous court challenges in Pakistan, including criminal charges in the deaths of the former prime minister Benazir Bhutto and a Baluch leader. He has denied the charges, but it is essential that the cases be adjudicated. Human ... |
Daily Beast | Pakistan?s Woman Warrior, Ambassador Sherry Rehman Daily Beast Sherry Rehman is pictured here at her home in the Old Clifton neighborhood of Karachi, Pakistan. She is a liberal parliamentarian with the ruling Pakistan People's Party and has recently been in the headlines after she proposed a bill to reform ... |
TIME | Pakistan's Election Season Begins With Two Very Different Candidates TIME Pakistan's election campaign kicked off at the weekend with a massive political rally led by Lahore's best-known celebrity — plus the surprise return to the country by a former military ruler. On Saturday, Imran Khan drew an impressive crowd of around ... Manoeuvres and rallies as Pakistan's election campaign heats up Imran Khan's bid for political power in Pakistan hit by bad weather Explainer: Pakistan's Parliamentary Elections |
New York Times | Can 'toothless tiger' Musharraf 'restore' Pakistan? Deutsche Welle Former Pakistani President and retired General Pervez Musharraf is not popular among Pakistan Islamists - to put it mildly. He ousted former PM and popular Pakistani leader Nawaz Sharif in a bloodless military coup in 1999; He received the ire of ... Pakistan's Pervez Musharraf: Risking it all? Musharraf Greeted in Pakistan by Threats and Small Crowds Pakistan poll for A-bomb scientist |
Voice of America (blog) | An Awkward Moment for US in Pakistan Voice of America (blog) The Obama administration is at an awkward moment with Pakistan, eager to better secure the Afghan border and forestall an Iranian-Pakistan gas pipeline deal, but hamstrung by the temporary absence of an established central government in Islamabad. Afghanistan Says Pakistan Ties Are Fraying Kerry arrives for Afghanistan visit, will skip Pakistan for now Pakistan sees Afghanistan's Karzai as obstacle to peace with Taliban |
The New Indian Express | China confirms nuclear deal with Pakistan Washington Free Beacon China confirmed this week it will sell a new 1,000-megawatt nuclear reactor to Pakistan that the United States says would violate Beijing's obligations under a nuclear supplier control group. Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Hong Lei was asked Monday ... Why UPA silent on Sino-Pakistan proximity: BJP New nuclear reactors in Pakistan fitted with containment domes |
NEWS.com.au | Pakistan girls' schoolteacher shot dead Arab News PESHAWAR: A Pakistani girls' school teacher was killed in a drive-by shooting yesterday in the country's volatile tribal belt on the Afghan border, officials said. There was no immediate claim of responsibility for the attack, but militants are ... Gunmen Kill Teacher In Pakistan Pakistan militants kill woman school teacher |
Pakistan's Army of Overseas Workers Keeps Economy From Collapse Bloomberg Living in poverty in a mud shack in Pakistan, Mazhar Ali dropped out of school, sold the family's two buffalo and bought a visa to work in Dubai. The money he sends home is paying for a new house. “We're going to build three rooms with bricks and ... |