BBC News | Pakistan protests: Imran Khan refuses to join talks BBC News Imran Khan says he will not hold talks with the government until Pakistani Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif resigns. The opposition leader told protesters holding a sit-in outside parliament that the talks would be "no use" unless Mr Sharif stepped down. Anti-government protesters advance on Pakistan parliament, no clashes reported Pakistan Protesters March on Parliament Protesters march on Pakistan parliament 'red zone' |
The Fate of Feminism in Pakistan New York Times KARACHI, Pakistan — On Feb. 12, 1983, 200 women — activists and lawyers — marched to the Lahore High Court to petition against a law that would have made a man's testimony in court worth that of two women. The Pakistani dictator Gen. Muhammad Zia ... |
BBC News | Prime Minister Modi Fumbles on Pakistan New York Times India's prime minister, Narendra Modi, fumbled an early test of leadership this week when he canceled a high-level meeting with Pakistan. There are no two countries in the world that need to talk, and talk regularly, more than these nuclear-armed South ... Pakistan envoy defends meeting Kashmiri separatists in India Modi govt overreacted to Pakistan envoy's meeting with separatists? India Cancels Planned Talks With Pakistan |
BBC News | Qadri protesters guard access to Pakistan parliament BBC News Pakistan's anti-government cleric Tahirul Qadri has called on protesters to continue guarding state buildings amid a massive sit-in in Islamabad. He and another protest leader, Imran Khan, are demanding the resignation of PM Nawaz Sharif. On Tuesday ... |
Times of India | Blunt talk by India's Afghanistan envoy riles Pakistan Times of India After Prime Minister Narendra Modi accused Pakistan of conducting a proxy war in India last week, the Indian ambassador to Afghanistan, Amar Sinha did some plain speaking to an Afghan TV channel: "The terrorists who come to Afghanistan, do they come ... |
Wall Street Journal | Modi Resets India-Pakistan Relations Wall Street Journal The roller-coaster of India-Pakistan relations took its latest dip Monday with India's decision to cancel scheduled talks next week between the countries' top Foreign Ministry bureaucrats. India's decision followed the move by Pakistan's ambassador in ... |
Protesters march toward Pakistan's Parliament in sign of deepening crisis Washington Post ISLAMABAD, Pakistan — Tens of thousands of anti-government protesters marched on Pakistan's Parliament on Tuesday night, even as Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif mobilized the military to help secure the heart of the capital. On a day when the country's ... |
DAWN.com | Pakistan defeats India 2-0 to level football series DAWN.com BANGALORE: Pakistan pulled off a surprise 2-0 win over India Wednesday, with a late goal from Saddam Hussain ensuring them a share of the spoils in the first football series between the arch rivals for almost a decade. Pakistan's captain Kaleemullah ... Pakistan beats India 2-0 in friendly Pakistan squares football series against India Pakistan beat India's U-23 football team 2-0 in friendly |
ESPNcricinfo.com | Sri Lanka v Pakistan, 2nd Test, SSC, 5th day ESPNcricinfo.com Congratz SL .tough luck Pakistan . But SL should seriously think on their batting line for tests as middle order is very shaky .My plan for NZ tour - Tharanga,Kaushal & Sanga fine in top 3 . Mathews should bat at 4 to avoid being stranded with tail .No ... |
Reuters India | Pakistan crisis puts army back in the driving seat Reuters India ISLAMABAD (Reuters) - Besieged Pakistan Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif has been assured by the country's military there will be no coup, but in return he must "share space with the army", according to a government source who was privy to recent talks ... |