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Pakistan and Iran exchange mortar fire on border - BBC News Fri, 24 Oct 2014 09:08:20 GMT

BBC News

Pakistan and Iran exchange mortar fire on border BBC News Pakistani officials said Iran fired six mortar shells, which landed near the border town of Mashkail. Pakistan is then thought to have fired back. The two countries share a long desert border which straddles Balochistan province in south-west Pakistan ... Iran, Pakistan Exchange Mortar FireThe Diplomat Tensions flare along Iran and Pakistan's dusty borderWashington Post (blog) Iranian border personnel fire mortar shells inside PakistanDAWN.com (blog) Hindu Business Line -Telegraph.co.uk all 80 news articles »

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Pakistan's militants - The Economist Sat, 25 Oct 2014 00:58:27 GMT

The Economist

Pakistan's militants The Economist FOR years Pakistan's government and army put off confronting the Pakistani Taliban and their allied fanatics who had set up what was almost a state of their own in North Waziristan, the wildest of several tribal agencies on the country's north-west ... Pakistan Security Brief - October 22, 2014Critical Threats Project all 35 news articles »

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Pakistan on top despite Warner ton - ESPNcricinfo.com Fri, 24 Oct 2014 14:40:15 GMT

Sydney Morning Herald

Pakistan on top despite Warner ton ESPNcricinfo.com Same predicament, different country. Pakistan encircled Australia on the third day in Dubai, preying on batting weaknesses glimpsed on countless previous occasions, whenever Michael Clarke's men have been confronted by a dry surface and diligent ... David Warner reaches century but Australia in trouble against PakistanSydney Morning Herald Pakistan v Australia: David Warner scores third straight tonBBC Sport Pakistan vs. Australia, 1st Test: Day 3 Highlights, Scorecard, ReportBleacher Report Fox Sports -ninemsn -India.com all 1,416 news articles »

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Violence in Pakistan Kills at Least 13 - New York Times Thu, 23 Oct 2014 17:53:07 GMT

BBC News

Violence in Pakistan Kills at Least 13 New York Times ISLAMABAD, Pakistan — A barrage of shootings and bombings shook the Pakistani city of Quetta on Thursday, leaving at least 13 people dead in three separate attacks that each reflected a different facet of the violence afflicting Baluchistan Province. Deadly attacks hit Quetta city in PakistanBBC News Attacks in southwestern Pakistan kill 12 peopleWashington Post Gunmen Attack Minority Shia Muslims in PakistanWall Street Journal The Guardian all 308 news articles »

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Pakistan won't let India build bunkers - Zee News Fri, 24 Oct 2014 08:54:21 GMT

Channel News Asia

Pakistan won't let India build bunkers Zee News Islamabad: Pakistan has said it won`t allow India to build bunkers along the Jammu and Kashmir border in violation of a bilateral pact. The foreign office also accused the Indian armed forces of targeting the civilian population in Pakistan-held ... Residents pay price of India-Pakistan border skirmishesChannel News Asia India warns Pakistan of more pain in Kashmir fightingReuters Pakistan will highlight human rights violations at international levelThe Hindu India Today -Times of India -Indian Express all 430 news articles »

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Pakistan's bewildering array of militants - BBC News Sat, 25 Oct 2014 01:14:48 GMT

BBC News

Pakistan's bewildering array of militants BBC News The sacking of Pakistani Taliban (TTP) spokesman Shahidullah Shahid for supporting Islamic State is the latest sign of divisions in an already fragmented militant movement. Over the years Pakistan's insurgents have spawned a bewildering array of ... Islamic State Defections Fracture Pakistan TalibanThe Diplomat Fresh Fighting In Pakistan's Khyber Tribal RegionRadioFreeEurope/RadioLiberty all 7 news articles »

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Pakistan to bring in anti-cannibalism law after brothers dug up corpses for curry - Daily Mail Fri, 24 Oct 2014 11:09:03 GMT

Daily Mail

Pakistan to bring in anti-cannibalism law after brothers dug up corpses for curry Daily Mail Pakistan is set to outlaw cannibalism following a gruesome case of two brothers who robbed graves to make 'human curry'. Despite several incidents, cannibalism is still legal under Pakistani law, but lawmakers have now filed a bill banning the exhuming ... and more »

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Australia solid after rapid Sarfraz ton - ESPNcricinfo.com Fri, 24 Oct 2014 07:20:31 GMT

ESPNcricinfo.com

Australia solid after rapid Sarfraz ton ESPNcricinfo.com Australia haven't been this confounded by a Sarfraz since the feisty Nawaz introduced them to reverse swing at the MCG in 1979. Sarfraz Ahmed's 80-ball century hurtled Pakistan to a first innings of 454, chastening Australia's bowlers and ensuring the ...

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Pakistan parliament's anti-India resolution an 'act of desperation': BJP - Economic Times Fri, 24 Oct 2014 16:45:51 GMT

The Express Tribune

Pakistan parliament's anti-India resolution an 'act of desperation': BJP Economic Times The said resolution, which was passed unanimously by Pakistan parliament, alleges "unprovoked and indiscriminate" ceasefire violations by India and asks the government to seek UN's intervention to resolve the Kashmir issue. The resolution, moved by ... India asks Pakistan to keep UN out of KashmirThe Express Tribune Pakistan parliament's anti-India resolution an 'act of desperation', says BJPDaily News & Analysis Rajnath Rebukes Pakistan; Gives China a 'Peace' of His MindThe New Indian Express Hindu Business Line all 110 news articles »

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Security for polio health workers in Pakistan - BBC News Fri, 24 Oct 2014 13:13:17 GMT

BBC News

Security for polio health workers in Pakistan BBC News The number of cases of polio in Pakistan has topped 200 for the first time in nearly 15 years. Pakistan is the only country where the virus is spreading fast - showing up in sewage samples all over Karachi. The Taliban imposed a ban on the vaccine in ... Polio cases in Pakistan increase to 220, WHO reportsCBC.ca Pakistan is rapidly becoming a polio hubDeutsche Welle all 76 news articles »