Christian Science Monitor | After foreign tourists killed in Pakistan, tourism industry faces precipice Christian Science Monitor When the Pakistani Taliban killed 10 foreign climbers at the base camp of Nanga Parbat, one of the world's highest peaks, on Saturday, it shocked the climbing world – but it also imperiled the tourism industry that is the economic lifeline for the ... Pakistan's Tourism Industry Reels After Shootings Pakistan Attack Casts Light on Troubled Climbing Zones Militants Kill 10 Climbers in Himalayas of Pakistan |
Exclusive: China Mobile, Etisalat weighing bids for Pakistan telco - sources Reuters DUBAI (Reuters) - Pakistan mobile operator Warid Telecom has been put up for sale by its Abu Dhabi owners and is likely to draw interest from China Mobile and Etisalat, sources familiar with the matter said on Tuesday. The Abu Dhabi Group, ... |
Pakistan Leader Orders Treason Charge for Musharraf Wall Street Journal Pakistan's newly elected leader said treason charges would be brought against the former army chief who ousted him in a coup 14 years ago, a potentially risky move that aims to solidify civilian control and deter future interventions by the military ... |
NPR (blog) | Gunmen Kill Foreign Climbers In Brazen Attack In Pakistan NPR (blog) (This story was last updated at 10:40 a.m. ET). Armed assailants attacked a hotel at a Himalayan base camp in Pakistan, gunning down nine foreign climbers and a local guide as the group prepared for an ascent of one of the world's tallest peaks. |
Toronto Star | Pakistan Premier Says Former Military Ruler Will Be Charged With Treason New York Times ISLAMABAD, Pakistan — Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif said Monday that his newly installed government intended to press treason charges against the former military ruler Pervez Musharraf, setting up a potential clash with Pakistan's powerful military. Pakistan's former leader Musharraf named as suspect in Benazir Bhutto ... Pakistan PM backs treason charge against ex-president Musharraf Pakistan's Sharif plans to try Musharraf for treason |
Press TV | Islamabad committed to finishing IP gas pipeline: Pakistan min. Press TV On June 20, Pakistan's Foreign Office Spokesman Aizaz Ahmad Chaudhry said the gas pipeline is the key option to relieve energy shortages in Pakistan, adding that the Pakistani government will implement the project within the set timeframe. The final ... |
The Express Tribune | My canceled trip to Pakistan's Fairy Meadow is the least of it Washington Post (blog) On June 24, 2013, the Pakistan Association of Tour Operators hold a demonstration to condemn the killing of foreign tourists by Islamic militants. Their country's already embattled tourism industry is struggling to deal with cancellations after a ... US envoy in Pakistan to discuss Afghan peace efforts Afghan peace process: Pakistan fears breakdown of Doha initiative Regional peace impossible if Pakistan ignored: Nawaz |
Bushra, Pakistani Actress, Burned In Acid Attack Huffington Post People carry the body of a Pakistani acid attack victim Fakhra Younnus, at Karachi airport in Pakistan Sunday, March 25, 2012. Fakhra who committed suicide by jumping from the sixth floor of her flat in Rome, was a victim of an acid attack allegedly ... |
BBC News | Can Pakistan survive its 'rollercoaster' ride? BBC News Pakistan recently saw the first handover of power from one democratic government to another in its history. Lyse Doucet has been visiting Pakistan for 25 years and has always enjoyed the colour and the contrasts. She speaks to people in Lahore about ... |
Pakistan's Biggest Challenge Is Not the Taliban — It's Electricity TIME For Pakistan's new government, the biggest challenge isn't taming the many militant groups that mount near daily attacks across the country. “Our No. 1 challenge is energy,” Khawaja Muhammad Asif, Pakistan's new Minister for Water and Power, tells TIME. |