MiamiHerald.com | Pakistan: Fierce Fight in Valley New York Times Four days of fierce fighting in northwestern Pakistan left 30 soldiers and nearly 100 militants dead as the army tried to wrest control of a remote, mountainous valley from the Taliban and their allies, military officials said Monday. The army launched ... Dozens Killed as Pakistan Fights for Remote Valley 30 Pakistani soldiers killed in northwest valley Pakistan Deteriorates Behind Facade of Democratic Normalcy |
RollingStone.com | Did the CIA's Drone Program in Pakistan Begin With a 'Bargaining Chip' Killing? RollingStone.com In a major story in Sunday's New York Times, national security reporter Mark Mazzetti details the troubling origins of the CIA's targeted killing program in Pakistan – which he says began in 2004 with the killing of one of that country's internal ... A War Without Innocence CIA Drone Campaign in Pakistan Started With Two Dead Children and a Favor The secret kill deal that began CIA's Pakistan drone war |
Foreign Policy (blog) | The AfPak Channel: The problem with Pakistan's democracy Foreign Policy (blog) Elections officials in Pakistan, acting under directives of the country's Supreme Court, have excluded several candidates -- among them Musharraf -- from running in the elections. This pre-selection of candidates is based on controversial Articles 62 ... Putting Pakistan's Politicians to a Piety Test: Are You Muslim Enough? VIEW: Conundrum of religious violence — II —Sameera Rashid PAKISTAN: The stupidity of the Ideology of Pakistan |
Aljazeera.com | Pakistan summons Musharraf over treason case Aljazeera.com Pakistan's former leader Pervez Musharraf has been ordered to appear in court over treason allegations and has barred him from leaving the country. The orders were issued on Monday after the country's Supreme Court heard applications from lawyers that ... Pakistan's former dictator Pervez Musharraf refuses personal appearance in ... Pakistan Supreme Court considers Musharraf treason case Pakistani Court Summons Musharraf in Treason Case |
Aljazeera.com | Pakistan qualifies for Winter Olympics Aljazeera.com Pakistani skiers have qualified for the Winter Olympics for only the second time, officials said Monday, hoping it will further boost the sport despite searing summer temperatures. "Our ski team has qualified for the Winter Olympics 2014 after scoring ... Pakistan ski team qualify for 2014 Winter Olympics Pakistan skiers to feature in Winter Olympics |
Times of India | Antony warns Army against threats from China, Pakistan Times of India Holding that the recent Chinese takeover of Pakistan's strategically-located Gwadar port near the Iranian border has further strengthened the economic and security linkages between the two countries, Antony promised all government support to the armed ... Pakistan Elections: A Preview |
International Business Times | Pakistan's Election: The Millionaires Versus The Billionaires International Business Times Pakistan, which is preparing for crucial general elections next month, has one of the most corrupt governments and societies on earth. Indeed, according to the anti-corruption campaign group, Transparency International, Pakistan finished as the 37th ... Pakistan: chequered progress PTI, PPP, MQM demand resignation of caretaker interior minister Pakistan's rulers have undermined democracy |
Voice of America | Violence Overwhelms Pakistan's Largest City Voice of America KARACHI/ISLAMABAD — Targeted killings, bombs, kidnappings and petty crime have become daily events in Karachi, Pakistan's largest city and its commercial hub. The poor are living in a climate of fear while even security forces are getting gunned down. |
NBCNews.com (blog) | Giving voice to Pakistan's 'voiceless': Housewife becomes first female ... NBCNews.com (blog) By Mushtaq Yusufzai, Producer, NBC News. PESHAWAR, Pakistan -- A housewife in Pakistan's tribal belt has made history by becoming the first woman from the restive and conservative region to run for office. “The women in the Federally Administered ... |
What It Really Will Take to Educate Pakistan's Girls Huffington Post In an attack that closely resembled the October, 2012, attempt on Malala's life, two men on a motorcycle pulled up alongside 41-year-old Shahnaz Nazli on March 27 as she was leaving the all-girls schools in Northwest Pakistan where she taught and ... |