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In Pakistan, Signs Praise Spies as Nation Changes - ABC News Sun, 27 Apr 2014 15:26:07 GMT

BBC News

In Pakistan, Signs Praise Spies as Nation Changes ABC News On city streets in Pakistan, a curious sight has appeared in recent days: posters bearing the faces of the country's two most powerful generals that profess love for the military and its spying arm. Lamp posts, street signs and cars carry the banners ... Mystery signs praising spies, army show how Pakistan grapples with freedom ...Fox News Pakistan media attack: 'Intelligence agency to blame', says familyBBC News Geo TV's face-off with ISI spy agency – a subplot of a larger tussle in PakistanThe Guardian Huffington Post -Hindustan Times all 92 news articles »

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A Millionaire Saves The Silenced Symphonies Of Pakistan - NPR Sat, 26 Apr 2014 14:23:52 GMT

NPR

A Millionaire Saves The Silenced Symphonies Of Pakistan NPR The city street where Sachal Studios is located looks like any other in Lahore, Pakistan. There are tea stalls and rickshaws and grimy car repair shops. But it doesn't quite sound the same — or more precisely, there's a sound that Pakistanis have ... and more »

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Attack on Journalist Starts Battle in Pakistani Press - New York Times Sun, 27 Apr 2014 00:25:19 GMT

CNN

Attack on Journalist Starts Battle in Pakistani Press New York Times Continue reading the main story. LONDON — For a time, Pakistan's journalists were seen as messy champions of democracy: brave if sometimes flawed truth-tellers who helped oust the military ruler Gen. Pervez Musharraf and held up a critical mirror to ... Pakistani military pushes to block network of Hamid Mir, anchor shot by attackersCNN Journalism in PakistanThe Economist Pakistan: Journalism under fireAljazeera.com BBC News -The Express Tribune -The Nation all 261 news articles »

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Pakistan, Ending Its Observance of Cease-Fire, Launches Airstrikes Against ... - New York Times Fri, 25 Apr 2014 06:00:09 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. 16 killed in Pakistani military strikes on suspected militant hideoutsCNN Pakistan fighter jets target 'militant hideouts'BBC News Pakistani jets attack Taliban basesAljazeera.com WBUR -DAWN.com -Bloomberg all 149 news articles »

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Pakistani news anchor Hamid Mir threatened before shooting - CNN Sat, 26 Apr 2014 01:10:15 GMT

CNN

Pakistani news anchor Hamid Mir threatened before shooting CNN (CNN) -- Pakistani news anchor Hamid Mir had been threatened by "both state and non-state actors" before he was attacked by gunmen, the journalist said in a statement read by his brother outside the Karachi hospital where he was recovering Thursday.

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Zamad Baig becomes very first Pakistan Idol - The News International Sun, 27 Apr 2014 18:17:17 GMT

The News International

Zamad Baig becomes very first Pakistan Idol The News International KARACHI: Zamad Baig finally emerged as the very first Pakistan Idol after beating the runner up Mohammad Shoaib in the finale of the biggest musical contest of the country on Sunday. Zamad Baig, the winner of the most popular musical competition, hails ... Zamad Baig Becomes First Pakistan IdolPakistan Tribune all 5 news articles »

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Iran hangs 16 in reprisal for Pakistan border killings - New Straits Times Mon, 28 Apr 2014 00:13:55 GMT

Iran hangs 16 in reprisal for Pakistan border killings New Straits Times Iran said it executed 16 "rebels" Saturday in reprisal after gunmen killed at least 14 border guards near the border with Pakistan, in a rugged area often rocked by violence. The ambush happened overnight in the mountains of Sistan-Baluchestan, a ... and more »

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SECURITY FORCES KILL TALIBAN COMMANDER IN PAKISTAN - Daily Sabah Sun, 27 Apr 2014 21:08:09 GMT

SECURITY FORCES KILL TALIBAN COMMANDER IN PAKISTAN Daily Sabah Matiullah, a senior commander of the Pakistani Taliban, an umbrella organization of different Taliban groups in Pakistan, was killed in a joint operation of police and paramilitary troops in the Dera Ismail Khan district of the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province. and more »

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US told Pakistan to get out of areas occupied during Kargil war: Former Pak ... - Economic Times Sun, 27 Apr 2014 19:05:52 GMT

Economic Times

US told Pakistan to get out of areas occupied during Kargil war: Former Pak ... Economic Times Please get out of the places you have occupied," was the American message to Pakistan in the wake of the Kargil War in 1999, the country's then envoy to the US, Riaz Khokhar said here today. Almost 15 years after Pakistani troops intruded across the ... 'US told Pakistan to get out of areas occupied during Kargil War': ex-Pakistan ...NDTV all 10 news articles »

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Former Pakistan Colonel attacks war crimes trials - Bangladesh News 24 hours Sun, 27 Apr 2014 08:24:29 GMT

Bangladesh News 24 hours

Former Pakistan Colonel attacks war crimes trials Bangladesh News 24 hours A former Pakistan military officer has described Bangladesh's ongoing war crimes trial a “sham” and said killings, rapes and other human rights violations in the 1971 “political conflict” followed from “internal strife” among Bengali groups. Retired Pakistan official terms war trial a 'sham'DhakaTribune all 9 news articles »