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Pakistan, Ending Its Observance of Cease-Fire, Launches Airstrikes Against ... - New York Times Fri, 25 Apr 2014 02:23:01 GMT

BBC News

Pakistan, Ending Its Observance of Cease-Fire, Launches Airstrikes Against ...
New York Times
PESHAWAR, Pakistan — Putting an abrupt end to the Pakistani government's adherence to a cease-fire with the Taliban on Thursday, military jets launched heavy airstrikes against militants in the Khyber tribal region bordering Afghanistan, officials said.
Pakistan fighter jets target 'militant hideouts'BBC News
16 killed in Pakistani military strikes on suspected militant hideoutsCNN
Pakistani jets attack Taliban basesAljazeera.com
RadioFreeEurope/RadioLiberty -Times of India -Voice of America
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Army: Airstrikes in Pakistan Tribal Region Kill 37 - ABC News Thu, 24 Apr 2014 15:23:34 GMT

Times of India

Army: Airstrikes in Pakistan Tribal Region Kill 37
ABC News
Pakistani warplanes attacked insurgent hideouts in the tribal region near the Afghan border, killing 37 suspected militants and wounding 18, army officials said Thursday, as authorities hold peace negotiations with the Taliban. The airstrikes pounded ...
Prominent Pakistani Officer, Three Others Killed by BombWall Street Journal
Bomb kills 4 in Pakistan; airstrikes hit militantsTimes of India

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Pakistan holds first 4G mobile network auction - BBC News Thu, 24 Apr 2014 04:19:34 GMT

BBC News

Pakistan holds first 4G mobile network auction
BBC News
Pakistan plans to hold its first auction for 3G and 4G mobile phone networks on Wednesday. The government could raise more than $1bn (£595m) from the auction, which is also expected to provide a boost to the economy and create tens of thousands of new ...


The Hamid Mir case: 'In Pakistan, they used to censor journalists – now they ... - The Guardian Thu, 24 Apr 2014 04:31:02 GMT

The Guardian

The Hamid Mir case: 'In Pakistan, they used to censor journalists – now they ...
The Guardian
On Saturday in Karachi, one of Pakistan's most famous journalists survived being shot six times. Soon after, the TV news channel he works for blamed the feared Inter-Services Intelligence agency for the attack. Author Mohammed Hanif reports on a fourth ...
Pakistan Is Asked to Shut Down News ChannelNew York Times
Pakistan Seeks to Take GEO TV Off Air Over Spy AllegationBloomberg
Pakistan: Bomb Kills Police Officer, 2 OthersABC News
BBC News -Christian Science Monitor -Columbia Journalism Review
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The government raises a bit of money and gets a long-awaited industry started - The Economist Thu, 24 Apr 2014 15:41:37 GMT

Pakistan Today

The government raises a bit of money and gets a long-awaited industry started
The Economist
IN PAKISTAN, as in other poor parts of the world, mobile telecoms are vital to the country's development, bypassing obstructive bureaucrats and bringing services directly to the masses—from banking to voter registration. Yet it is the only country in ...
China Mobile to invest $ 1b in PakistanPakistan Today

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Inzamam backs Waqar Younis as Pakistan cricket coach - NDTV Thu, 24 Apr 2014 16:28:57 GMT

NDTV

Inzamam backs Waqar Younis as Pakistan cricket coach
NDTV
Lahore: Pakistan batting legend Inzamam-ul Haq on Thursday backed Waqar Younis to be given another chance as the country's national cricket coach, saying he had proved his credentials in the past. Pakistan is looking for a permanent coach after former ...
Ijaz, Shoaib new Pakistan selectorsArab News

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Saudi prince's rare bird hunt stirs outrage in Pakistan after massive loan - Yahoo News Wed, 23 Apr 2014 19:03:18 GMT

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Saudi prince's rare bird hunt stirs outrage in Pakistan after massive loan
Yahoo News
LAHORE, Pakistan - Gulf Arab sheiks have long enjoyed close ties with Pakistan, but a Saudi prince's recent shooting spree, which culled more than 2,000 rare birds from preserves, has stirred outrage in the country, just as Saudi Arabia propped up its ...
Saudi Prince kills 2100 endangered birds in PakistanE Kantipur
Saudi prince allegedly poached 2100 protected birds during hunting safari in ...New York Daily News
Saudi prince hunted endangered birds, Pakistan officials sayZee News

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Journalism in Pakistan - The Economist Thu, 24 Apr 2014 17:41:08 GMT

Christian Science Monitor

Journalism in Pakistan
The Economist
THERE was a time when Hamid Mir, Pakistan's most famous journalist, had little reason to fear his work might put his life in danger. In a country where his trade has long been a dangerous game, he kept on the right side of the media's two deadliest ...
Why Pakistan's largest private broadcaster may soon go dark (+video)Christian Science Monitor
'extreme fear' stalks Pakistan's mediagulfnews.com
Mounting Tensions Between Pakistan Media and MilitaryHuffington Post (blog)
Zee News -DAWN.com -Straits Times
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Christian Man in Pakistan Reportedly Killed After Refusing to Convert to Islam - TheBlaze.com Tue, 22 Apr 2014 14:01:03 GMT

TheBlaze.com

Christian Man in Pakistan Reportedly Killed After Refusing to Convert to Islam
TheBlaze.com
A Christian man in his twenties was reportedly shot and killed by a Muslim co-worker in Pakistan after refusing to convert to Islam, Pakistani and Christian news sites are reporting. The incident, which occurred last Wednesday, came on the heels of a ...

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'Encouraged' by Narendra Modi's remarks on ties: Pakistan envoy - NDTV Wed, 23 Apr 2014 18:44:46 GMT

NDTV

'Encouraged' by Narendra Modi's remarks on ties: Pakistan envoy
NDTV
New Delhi: Pakistan today said it was "encouraged" after BJP's Prime Ministerial candidate Narendra Modi's remarks regarding ties with foreign countries and asserted that it was looking forward to a stable government here to engage "quickly, ...
Modi's remarks encouraging: Pakistan envoyDAWN.com
Softened Modi extends Vajpayee goodwill with Pakistanmydigitalfc.com
In Pakistan and trying to read the BJP manifesto? Nope, can't access it!The Express Tribune (blog)
Geo News, Pakistan
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