Aljazeera.com | Pakistan family slits throats of young couple over love marriage CBC.ca A young couple in Pakistan were tied up and had their throats slit with scythes after they married for love, police said Saturday. The 17-year-old girl and 31-year-old man married on June 18 without the consent of their families in eastern Pakistan's ... Pakistan family kills couple for marrying Young couple tied up by family before their throats are slit after marrying ... |
CNN | Pakistan at war The Economist FOR almost a decade American officials have moaned about the presence on Pakistani soil of an important safe haven for global terrorists, and the government's stubborn refusal to do anything about it. A succession of American generals and diplomats ... At least 19 militants killed in Pakistan offensive As Pakistan wages an offensive against militants, tensions with Afghanistan rise Pakistan refugee crisis creates polio challenge |
Times of India | Sri Lanka shuts terror door on Pakistan Times of India NEW DELHI: Sri Lanka has banned visas on arrival for Pakistanis after investigations showed that jihadist groups targeting India were using Sri Lanka as a transit point. Lanka is also one of the few countries that extended such a facility to Pakistani ... On-arrival visa for Pakistan cancelled Sri Lanka withdraws on-arrival visa facility for Pakistan Pakistan pressured Sri Lanka to revoke entry on arrival to stop Christian ... |
CTV News | Pakistan's refugee crisis creates challenge around polio CTV News BANNU, Pakistan -- The rugged Pakistani region of North Waziristan emerged as a hotbed of polio infections after Taliban militants in the isolated area banned immunizations. Now the Pakistani government's offensive against the militants has sent a ... |
The Guardian | Pakistan Cricket Board seeks early domestic return for Mohammad Amir The Guardian Amir, a prodigiously talented swing bowler who became the youngest in Test history to 50 wickets earlier that summer, is due to complete his ban in September 2015 but the Pakistan Cricket Board is confident of having him back in action locally before then. Pakistan, India agree on 6 series from next year Was Pakistan rewarded for supporting Srinivasan? Sethi gets Pakistan Big 4 status in ICC |
Pakistan Anti-Taliban Offensive Sparks Mass-Displacement Voice of America As Pakistani forces target Islamist militants in the country's volatile northwest, the government is attempting to accommodate hundreds of thousands of people displaced by the military operation. The number of internally displaced people is now about ... |
Footprints: Freed from Bagram, 'Lost' in Pakistan DAWN.com All the former Bagram detainees are being kept in jails near their homes, according to the information provided to the court in response to a petition by the Justice Project Pakistan (JPP), a non-profit organisation fighting since 2010 for the ... |
UAE sets up 76 water projects in Pakistan gulfnews.com Abu Dhabi: In line with the directives of President His Highness Shaikh Khalifa Bin Zayed Al Nahyan, the UAE Pakistan Assistance Programme, UAE PAP, has so far implemented more than 70 projects at a cost of more than $6.9 million (Dh25.34 million) to ... |
New York Times | Opposition figure returns to Pakistan, vowing 'revolution' and sparking chaos ... Washington Post ISLAMABAD, Pakistan — A leading opposition figure returned to Pakistan on Monday, resulting in chaos at two major Pakistani airports and posing a new challenge to Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif's efforts to keep his grip on power. Muhammad Tahir-ul-Qadri ... Preacher Challenges Pakistani Leaders Returning Cleric Targets Pakistan Government Pakistan: Islamabad police clash with Qadri supporters |
BBC News | Ad sparks debate over Pakistan's 'obsession' with fair skin BBC News An advert for skin-whitening soap has sparked a debate in Pakistani society about what many are calling the country's 'obsession' with attaining fairer skin. Campaigners say that the idea of having fair skin is unfairly linked to personal and ... |