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Pakistan Protest Leader Imran Khan Addresses Rally in Karachi - Wall Street Journal Mon, 22 Sep 2014 00:32:30 GMT

Wall Street Journal

Pakistan Protest Leader Imran Khan Addresses Rally in Karachi Wall Street Journal KARACHI, Pakistan—Politician Imran Khan took his antigovernment protest movement to Karachi, the country's biggest city and commercial hub, attracting tens of thousands of supporters. It was the first time since Mr. Khan began a sit-in demonstration ... Pakistan's Khan Gathers Thousands in Karachi Amid Political RiftBloomberg Thanks To Imran Khan And A Sunni Cleric, Pakistan's Democracy Is Under ThreatForbes Edge of Revolution: New PakistanHuffington Post Pakistan Today -gulfnews.com -dunyanews.tv all 253 news articles »

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Pakistan is eyeing sea-based and short-range nuclear weapons, analysts say - Washington Post Sun, 21 Sep 2014 07:32:02 GMT

Sydney Morning Herald

Pakistan is eyeing sea-based and short-range nuclear weapons, analysts say Washington Post The development of nuclear missiles that could be fired from a ship or submarine would give Pakistan “second-strike” capability if a catastrophic nuclear exchange destroyed all land-based weapons. But the acceleration of Pakistan's nuclear and missile ... Analysts: Pakistan eyeing sea-based nuclear weaponsThe Virginian-Pilot Pakistan developing sea-based nuclear-armsTimes of India Pakistan eyeing sea-based nuclear weapons: reportPakistan Today Sydney Morning Herald all 12 news articles »

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US quietly releases 14 Pakistani detainees from Afghanistan jail - The Guardian Sun, 21 Sep 2014 15:59:57 GMT

The Guardian

US quietly releases 14 Pakistani detainees from Afghanistan jail The Guardian The United States has quietly released 14 Pakistani citizens from military detention in Afghanistan, where the US holds its most secret cohort of detainees in its war on terrorism. The US military transferred the 14 to Pakistani government custody on ... Pakistan Repatriates 14 from Bagram PrisonVoice of America 14 Pakistani Detainees Released From Bagram Prison Afghanistan By USInternational Business Times 14 Pakistanis freed from US custody in Afghanistan's Bagram prison: lawyersReuters DAWN.com all 32 news articles »

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Starting a new life in Pakistan's Azad Nagar, a colony of ex-slaves - Al Jazeera America Sun, 21 Sep 2014 14:42:55 GMT

Al Jazeera America

Starting a new life in Pakistan's Azad Nagar, a colony of ex-slaves Al Jazeera America AZAD NAGAR, Pakistan — In 1998, Veeru Kohli, then a slave on a farm in southern Pakistan, ran away from her captors. She walked shoeless for miles until she reached the sanctuary of the village where her brother lived. “I had thorns in my bleeding ...

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Pakistan Terrorist Group Claims It Shot Down an F-16 - TheBlaze.com Sat, 20 Sep 2014 16:36:27 GMT

TheBlaze.com

Pakistan Terrorist Group Claims It Shot Down an F-16 TheBlaze.com Pakistan's most dangerous militant group claimed that it shot down a Pakistani military F-16 with a surface-to-air missile Friday taking a number of pictures of the aircraft wreckage, most of which is marked in English and believed to have been sold by ... Pakistani Taliban commander killed during fighting in North WaziristanLong War Journal Pakistan to get 160 mine-proof US vehiclesDAWN.com Soldier, three militants killed in Pakistan clashArab Times Kuwait English Daily Press TV -indiatvnews.com all 80 news articles »

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Shane Watson ruled out of Australia-Pakistan series - The Guardian Sun, 21 Sep 2014 22:01:51 GMT

The Guardian

Shane Watson ruled out of Australia-Pakistan series The Guardian Mitchell Marsh is set to make his Test debut against Pakistan next month, with Shane Watson ruled out of Australia's tour to the United Arab Emirates. Watson has suffered a setback while recovering from the ankle injury that forced him to miss the ... Pakistan may thrive against Australia in UAE conditionsThe National Calf injury rules Watson out of Pakistan tourThe Australian Watson to miss Pakistan TestsThe Daily Star SBS all 66 news articles »

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Rescuers Save 50000 as Floods Hit South Pakistan - ABC News Sat, 20 Sep 2014 16:45:42 GMT

ABC News

Rescuers Save 50000 as Floods Hit South Pakistan ABC News Pakistan's disaster management agency said Saturday that rescuers with boats and helicopters had evacuated about 50,000 people from the country's south after raging floods inundated more villages there. In a statement, Pakistan's National Disaster ... The army in PakistanThe Economist Pakistan rescues thousands as floods hit southU.S. News & World Report Floods destroy homes and livelihoods in PakistanInternational Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies all 158 news articles »

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Pakistan hails Afghan power sharing deal - CCTV Mon, 22 Sep 2014 01:16:45 GMT

The Express Tribune

Pakistan hails Afghan power sharing deal CCTV ISLAMABAD, Sept. 21 (Xinhua) -- Pakistan on Sunday welcomed the signing by Afghanistan's duo presidential candidates Abdullah Abdullah and Ashraf Ghani of an agreement on the formation of a government of national unity. Under the power-sharing deal ... Reaction: Pakistan hails 'positive development' in KabulThe Express Tribune Pakistan welcomes power-sharing deal, new unity govt in AfghanistanDaily Times Pakistan welcomes agreement in AfghanistanBusiness Recorder News Tribe -Kuwait News Agency -Pakistan Today all 948 news articles »

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The England that is forever Pakistan - The Straits Times Sat, 20 Sep 2014 23:06:53 GMT

The Straits Times

The England that is forever Pakistan The Straits Times Now in his late 50s, he had arrived from Pakistan three decades earlier. After a lifetime of hard work, he could not understand why his boys did not display the same Muslim values he had, why they did not show respect or want to work as hard as he did. and more »

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Passengers prevent Pakistan Senator Rehman Malik from boarding a flight - Daily Mail Fri, 19 Sep 2014 14:00:18 GMT

Passengers prevent Pakistan Senator Rehman Malik from boarding a flight Daily Mail A group of incensed passengers prevented a top Pakistani politician from boarding a flight after they were kept waiting on the runway for two hours until he arrived. A video clip shows Senator Rehman Malik, the country's former Interior Minister being ... and more »