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Ex-Chicago comptroller arrested in Pakistan, may be extradited to US - Reuters Fri, 02 May 2014 16:12:24 GMT

NBC Chicago (blog)

Ex-Chicago comptroller arrested in Pakistan, may be extradited to US
Reuters
Amer Ahmad was detained on fraud allegations four days ago when he tried to enter Pakistan at the airport in Lahore carrying large amounts of cash, an airport official said. "We recovered $170,000 and 124,000 euros from his person," the airport ...
Ex-Chicago Comptroller Amer Ahmad Arrested In Pakistan, May Be Extradited ...Huffington Post
Ex-treasurer's aide Amer Ahmad arrested at Pakistani airport after crossing US ...The Plain Dealer
Former city comptroller Ahmad arrested in PakistanChicago Tribune
Tribune-Review -NBC Chicago (blog)
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World Bank approves $12 billion, five-year loan for Pakistan: finance minister - Reuters Fri, 02 May 2014 13:07:41 GMT

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World Bank approves $12 billion, five-year loan for Pakistan: finance minister
Reuters
"The government of Pakistan deserves appreciation for stabilizing the economy, initiating reforms in the power sector as well as revenue mobilization and drawing in the private sector for spurring growth," said Philippe H. Le Houerou, vice president of ...
Pakistan to Receive $12 Billion World Bank LoanVoice of America
WB approves $12 billion loan for PakistanDAWN.com
Pakistan receives $400 million from ADBThe Express Tribune
The News International -World Bank Group
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Pakistan ready to work with Narendra Modi - Daily Times Sat, 03 May 2014 11:56:40 GMT

Pakistan Today

Pakistan ready to work with Narendra Modi
Daily Times
LONDON - Adviser to prime minister on Security and Foreign Affairs Sartaj Aziz has said that Pakistan is ready to talk to new government elected by the Indian voters, including one headed by Narendra Modi, who heads the Bhartiya Janata Party. "We are ...
Pakistan ready to work with Modi: Sartaj AzizPakistan Today
Pakistan ready to work with Narendra Modi: Sartaj AzizThe Nation
Pakistan's energy crisis to end within few years: PMSAMAA TV
The Hindu -Business Recorder -Associated Press of Pakistan
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Pakistan voices disappointment as India cancels pilgrim visas - Daily News & Analysis Sat, 03 May 2014 04:11:12 GMT

Daily News & Analysis

Pakistan voices disappointment as India cancels pilgrim visas
Daily News & Analysis
In a last minute decision, India cancelled the visit of a group of 500 Pakistani pilgrims to the Ajmer shrine for Urs, citing the ongoing general elections. An upset Pakistan summoned the Indian deputy high commissioner in Islamabad on Friday to lodge ...
Pakistan summons Indian envoy over visa denialDaily Times
Pakistan protests Indian refusal of issuing visas to pilgrimsDAWN.com
Conveying concern: Pakistan summons senior Indian diplomatThe Express Tribune
Economic Times
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PAKISTAN: World Press Freedom Day - Scoop.co.nz (press release) Sat, 03 May 2014 23:16:14 GMT

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PAKISTAN: World Press Freedom Day
Scoop.co.nz (press release)
The United States, the United Kingdom and a delegation of the European Union on Friday called upon the Government of Pakistan to resolutely defend media freedom in the country, adding that gags on the media and attacks on journalists were not ...
Press Freedom Day: Protesters demand end to journalists' killingDAWN.com
World Press Freedom Day: UN focusing on plight of media in PakistanABC Online
World Press Freedom Day: rallies across countryGeo News, Pakistan
News Tribe -Daily Bhaskar
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Pakistan journalist Hamid Mir at judicial inquiry into shooting - BBC News Fri, 02 May 2014 08:43:44 GMT

BBC News

Pakistan journalist Hamid Mir at judicial inquiry into shooting
BBC News
Hamid Mir, the Pakistani journalist shot last month, has made his first appearance at a judicial commission set up to investigate his shooting. The three-member panel has been conducting hearings behind closed doors in the city of Karachi this week.
Pakistan urged to protect journalists' safetyChannel News Asia
Media-military contention in PakistanPress TV
AI issues damning report on Pakistan's media situationDeutsche Welle
The New York Review of Books (blog) -Indian Express -JURIST
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Pakistan to launch Islamic Bond, says Ishaq Dar - Daily Times Sat, 03 May 2014 20:06:44 GMT

The Express Tribune

Pakistan to launch Islamic Bond, says Ishaq Dar
Daily Times
LONDON/ISLAMABAD: Federal Finance Minister Senator Ishaq Dar on Saturday vowed Pakistan was issuing an Islamic Bond denominated in dollars for Islamic banking institutions and funds in near future. In a meeting with a delegation led by Xavier Rolet ...
LSE seeks enhanced partnership with Pakistan's corporatesThe Express Tribune
Rolet praises Pakistan's reform initiativesBusiness Recorder
WBG approves $1 bn for supporting economic reforms in PakistanAssociated Press of Pakistan

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Taliban targets schoolgirls in Pakistan - Aljazeera.com Thu, 01 May 2014 12:24:11 GMT

Taliban targets schoolgirls in Pakistan
Aljazeera.com
Three primary schools have been blown up in Pakistan's Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province. No one was in the buildings at the time of the explosions early on Thursday. When the Taliban ruled Pakistan's northern Swat valley it targeted schools. But many have ...


Pakistan: Journalists under siege from threats, violence and killings - Amnesty International Wed, 30 Apr 2014 17:26:50 GMT

Amnesty International

Pakistan: Journalists under siege from threats, violence and killings
Amnesty International
Journalists in Pakistan live under the constant threat of killings, harassment and other violence from all sides, including intelligence services, political parties and armed groups like the Taliban, Amnesty International said in a new report today. 'A ...
'In Pakistan we shoot journalists' - and torture and kidnap them tooThe Guardian
In Pakistan, Signs Praise Spies as Nation ChangesABC News
Pakistan failing to protect journalists, says AmnestyBBC News
Huffington Post -Fox News -Al-Arabiya
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UK urged to rethink £400m annual aid budget for Pakistan - BBC News Wed, 30 Apr 2014 02:33:44 GMT

BBC News

UK urged to rethink £400m annual aid budget for Pakistan
BBC News
British aid to Pakistan should be cut and diverted to poorer countries unless there is "clear evidence" it is helping to reduce Islamic extremism, MPs say. A Commons committee said the UK was still giving large sums of money to a state "that has failed ...
Britain 'should cut aid to Pakistan'Telegraph.co.uk

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