DAWN.com | Pakistan will continue opposition to “Big Three”: PCB DAWN.com A defiant Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) chairman Zaka Ashraf vowed to continue its opposition to the “Big Three”, claiming Pakistan would not waver from its principal stance on the proposed revamp of the International Cricket Council (ICC), DawnNews ... Pakistan blast cricket revamp plan Pakistan blasts ICC plan |
BBC News | Imran Khan declines Pakistan Taliban peace talks role BBC News Pakistani politician Imran Khan will not be part of a team representing the Taliban in peace talks with the government, his party has made clear. The ex-cricketer, who strongly favours talks, was an unlikely choice by the militants to be a negotiator. Pakistan, Taliban talks gain momentum Pakistan's Khan declines Taliban talks role Taliban Play Trump with Peace Talks in Pakistan |
Washington Post | Pakistani government to open preliminary talks with the Pakistani Taliban Washington Post ISLAMABAD, Pakistan — In its most ambitious step yet to address Pakistan's most potent domestic threat, Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif's government plans to hold preliminary talks Tuesday with representatives of the Pakistani Taliban. The meeting is ... Pakistan's Khan declines Taliban talks The dangers in Pakistan, Afghanistan Pakistan government, Taliban teams to meet tomorrow |
BBC News | Pakistan Lowari: Frozen travellers trapped by an unfinished tunnel BBC News Water dripping from the top of the crumbling, cave-like opening of an unfinished tunnel in northern Pakistan forms into icicles, accentuating the bite of a freezing January morning. About a kilometre down the valley behind, a large huddle of passenger ... |
Pakistan Taliban name Imran Khan for talks BBC News Pakistan's Taliban have named politician and ex-cricketer Imran Khan as a member of a five-man team to enter into peace talks with the government. Mr Khan's party strongly favours negotiations, but a statement said that he would probably prefer to ... |
Pakistan nears gas deal with Qatar to power electricity needs Financial Times Electricity-starved Pakistan is close to signing a deal with Qatar worth as much as $2.5bn a year for the supply of liquefied natural gas (LNG) from the Gulf emirate to fuel Pakistan's power grid, according to senior officials in Islamabad. “This will ... |
Washington Post | 'We have nothing in Pakistan': Afghanistan's refugee children Washington Post Nearly 1.6 million registered Afghan refugees live in Pakistan. Another million live there illegally. Whole generations of Afghan children have been born and raised there. Associated Press photographer Muhammed Muheisen illuminates the faces of Afghan ... |
International Business Times UK | Pakistan's privatization tsar embarks on quest to revive economy Reuters But Pakistan's new privatization tsar is determined to find buyers for 68 public companies, most of them loss-making, including two gas companies, an oil company, about 10 banks, the national airline and power distribution companies - all within the ... Pakistan's privatisation tsar embarks on quest to revive economy Pakistan to Privatise 68 Public Companies to Revive Economy |
Telegraph.co.uk | Bilawal Bhutto's plea for Pakistan: 'we are not the Taliban' Telegraph.co.uk “I am my mother's son,” he says, when posed the inevitable questions about such an iconic figure in Pakistan. He plans to overhaul his Pakistan People's Party (PPP) which suffered a humiliating defeat last year, learning his trade from the grassroots up. Bilawal Bhutto Zardari breaking the rules of how Pakistani politics is done Sindh Festival Triggers Debate in Pakistan Hundreds swarm ancient Pakistan ruins for grand cultural gala |
Voice of America | Olson: US-Pakistan Relations Still Challenging, Improving Voice of America ISLAMABAD — U.S. Ambassador to Pakistan Richard Olson has been Washington's top diplomat in Islamabad since late 2012, at a time when the two countries have focused on repairing their often strained relationship. He expressed concerns over ... US will not leave Pakistan alone: Olson Respect Pakistan's regional security interests, Ch. Nisar tells US envoy US not to abandon Pakistan after troops drawdown from Afghanistan: Olson |