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Militants Slip Away Before Pakistan Offensive - Wall Street Journal Thu, 17 Jul 2014 22:55:29 GMT

The Guardian

Militants Slip Away Before Pakistan Offensive Wall Street Journal The Pakistani army isn't targeting Afghanistan's deadly Haqqani network, which is based in a Pakistani tribal area, despite Islamabad's assertion that it is going after all insurgents during its current offensive, local tribesmen and U.S. officials say ... Afghanistan accuses Pakistan of letting Haqqani militants escape crackdownThe Guardian Pakistan Strikes Kill Dozens of Alleged MilitantsNBCNews.com Pakistan: US missile strike kills 15 militantsSidney Daily News (subscription) Latin Post all 9 news articles »

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Pakistan's zombie-like response to the Gaza killings - Al-Arabiya Wed, 16 Jul 2014 06:15:39 GMT

Pakistan's zombie-like response to the Gaza killings Al-Arabiya Pakistan's reluctant and slow response to the latest Palestinian crisis is perhaps because Islamabad has been deeply engaged in its own web of crises; including escalating terrorism emanating from country's unwise jumping on the bandwagon of the U.S ... and more »

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Family tells of Pakistan teen cricketer's 'suicide' after sex-pest row - BBC News Thu, 17 Jul 2014 22:37:23 GMT

BBC News

Family tells of Pakistan teen cricketer's 'suicide' after sex-pest row BBC News The family of a teenage female Pakistani cricketer who accused cricket board officials of sexual harassment last year has told how she took her own life. Relatives say Haleema Rafiq, 17, drank acid soon after finding out that she had been summoned by a ... Woman cricketer dies in mysterious circumstancesESPNcricinfo.com Pakistan: Teen female cricketer who alleged sexual harassment dies under ...Mid-Day all 51 news articles »

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Extremists Make Inroads in Pakistan's Diverse South - New York Times Tue, 15 Jul 2014 23:37:35 GMT

New York Times

Extremists Make Inroads in Pakistan's Diverse South New York Times MIRPURKHAS, Pakistan — In a country roiled by violent strife, the southern province of Sindh, celebrated as the “land of Sufis,” has long prized its reputation as a Pakistani bastion of tolerance and diversity. Glittering Sufi shrines dot the banks of ...

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Pakistan police foil attack against PM's home - Fox News Thu, 17 Jul 2014 12:54:26 GMT

Fox News

Pakistan police foil attack against PM's home Fox News ISLAMABAD – Pakistani police fought for more than 10 hours with militants they said were planning to attack the home of Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif, officials said Thursday. An intelligence officer and two militants were killed when the shootout ... Shootout in Pakistan's Lahore, northwestern bus blast kill nineChicago Tribune 'Militant hideout' seige in PakistanSky News Australia all 131 news articles »

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Pakistan captures wanted Taliban commander - Al Jazeera America Wed, 16 Jul 2014 22:23:38 GMT

Newsweek

Pakistan captures wanted Taliban commander Al Jazeera America Pakistani security forces on Wednesday announced the capture of a key Taliban commander linked to a 2003 assassination attempt on former President Pervez Musharraf, as an alleged U.S. drone strike killed 15 suspected rebels near the country's border ... Pakistan, US reportedly launch airstrikes in escalating offensiveLos Angeles Times Pakistan Military Captures Taliban CommanderNewsweek World briefs: Pakistan hits rebel basesPittsburgh Post-Gazette all 385 news articles »

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Belarus and Pakistan have expressed an interest in pursuing closer defense ... - DefenseNews.com Thu, 17 Jul 2014 00:14:48 GMT

Belarus and Pakistan have expressed an interest in pursuing closer defense ... DefenseNews.com ISLAMABAD — Belarus and Pakistan have expressed an interest in pursuing closer defense industrial relations, but the likely path forward is uncertain at this early stage of talks, say analysts. A press release by Pakistan's Ministry of Defence ... and more »

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India blames Pakistan for soldier killed on border - Channel News Asia Wed, 16 Jul 2014 12:34:22 GMT

Channel News Asia

India blames Pakistan for soldier killed on border Channel News Asia SRINAGAR: Indian police on Wednesday accused the Pakistani army of killing a soldier and injuring seven other people during firing along their international border. Police said the "unprovoked" firing lasted for several hours at an Indian post at R S ... India Faces off With Pakistan, China on Disputed Kashmir Bordersthe Diplomat Pakistan violates ceasefire again, Indian troops retaliateEconomic Times Pakistan wants no strings attached to Kashmir talksDaily Times Deutsche Welle all 110 news articles »

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Pakistan villagers flee military offensive, harsh militant rule - Los Angeles Times Tue, 15 Jul 2014 23:25:14 GMT

Pakistan villagers flee military offensive, harsh militant rule Los Angeles Times Since June 18, the Pakistani military has bombarded the North Waziristan tribal area in an operation that officials say has flushed out militants responsible for attacks on both sides of the Pakistani-Afghan border. It has also sent 1 million residents ...

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Air strikes in Pakistan kill at least 50, security officials say - Reuters UK Wed, 16 Jul 2014 13:07:04 GMT

Air strikes in Pakistan kill at least 50, security officials say Reuters UK PESHAWAR Pakistan (Reuters) - The Pakistani military said its jets killed 35 suspected militants on Wednesday as part of an anti-Taliban offensive hours after another explosion nearby, which officials initially said was a U.S. drone strike, killed up ...