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Why Pakistan's militants can still strike at will - BBC News Tue, 23 Sep 2014 08:35:36 GMT

BBC News

Why Pakistan's militants can still strike at will BBC News In recent months the fortunes and allegiances of Pakistan's militants have proved mercurial. Formerly united fronts fractured while the army drove others out of their strongholds. Then al-Qaeda said it would take the initiative in South Asia proving ... Pakistan Terrorist Group Claims It Shot Down an F-16TheBlaze.com More Than 20 Militants Killed in Pakistan's NorthwestRadioFreeEurope/RadioLiberty Pakistani Taliban commander killed during fighting in North WaziristanLong War Journal Oneindia -Arab Times Kuwait English Daily all 130 news articles »

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Afghanistan's Karzai criticizes US, Pakistan in farewell speech - Reuters Tue, 23 Sep 2014 21:34:04 GMT

Reuters

Afghanistan's Karzai criticizes US, Pakistan in farewell speech Reuters Karzai blamed both the United States and neighboring Pakistan for the continuing war with the Taliban-led insurgency and warned the new government to be "extra cautious in relations with the U.S. and the West". The conflict kills thousands of Afghans ... Afghanistan's Hamid Karzai praises India, takes one last swipe at US, PakistanTimes of India Afghanistan's Karzai Slams U.S., Pakistan In Farewell SpeechBusiness Insider Afghan Peace 'Depends On US, Pakistan'RadioFreeEurope/RadioLiberty all 350 news articles »

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New Chief of Spy Unit Is Appointed in Pakistan - New York Times Tue, 23 Sep 2014 00:33:03 GMT

The Guardian

New Chief of Spy Unit Is Appointed in Pakistan New York Times ISLAMABAD, Pakistan — The Pakistani military chief, Gen. Raheel Sharif, on Monday appointed a close ally as head of the powerful Inter-Services Intelligence spy agency, consolidating his power at a time of sharp tension with the country's civilian ... Pakistans New Top Spy Once Suggested Peace With IndiaDaily Beast Pakistan appoints Rizwan Akhtar to head intelligence agencyThe Guardian Pakistan Army Chief Names New Head of ISIWall Street Journal BBC News -Washington Times all 213 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

Pakistan is eyeing sea-based and short-range nuclear weapons, analysts say Washington Post ISLAMABAD, Pakistan — In one of the world's most volatile regions, Pakistan is advancing toward a sea-based missile capability and expanding its interest in tactical nuclear warheads, according to Pakistani and Western analysts. The development of ... Pakistan developing sea-based nuclear-armsTimes of India Pakistan out to expand nuclear arsenal with sea-based and short-range rocketsSouth China Morning Post (subscription) Pakistan eyeing sea-based, short-range N-arms: WPThe News International Financial Express all 29 news articles »

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The Islamic State Is Spreading Into Pakistan Agents have crossed the border ... - The New Republic Tue, 23 Sep 2014 14:40:06 GMT

The Islamic State Is Spreading Into Pakistan Agents have crossed the border ... The New Republic In early September, about a dozen militants crossed the border from Afghanistan to Pakistan with pamphlets and flags, urging locals to join the Islamic State. They distributed hundreds of pamphlets in Afghan refugee camps and madrassas in Pakistan's ...

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Suicide Bomber Hits Paramilitary Convoy in Pakistan's Peshawar - Wall Street Journal Tue, 23 Sep 2014 06:27:58 GMT

ABC News

Suicide Bomber Hits Paramilitary Convoy in Pakistan's Peshawar Wall Street Journal PESHAWAR, Pakistan—A suicide bomber struck near a paramilitary convoy carrying a senior official in northwestern Pakistan on Tuesday, killing at least three people, including a soldier, and wounding 13, police officials said. The bomber detonated his ... Suicide Bomber Targets Army in Pakistan, Kills 5ABC News Pakistan attack: Bomb 'kills three' in PeshawarBBC News all 140 news articles »

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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 ... Thanks To Imran Khan And A Sunni Cleric, Pakistan's Democracy Is Under ThreatForbes Pakistan's Imran Khan Gathers Tens of Thousands in KarachiBloomberg PTI to hold rally at Minar-e-Pakistan on SundayARY NEWS euronews all 292 news articles »

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Pakistan Plans to Sell Stake in Oil & Gas Development - Wall Street Journal Tue, 23 Sep 2014 08:36:39 GMT

Wall Street Journal

Pakistan Plans to Sell Stake in Oil & Gas Development Wall Street Journal OGDCL is the latest firm to be on the block after Pakistan sold a 19.8% stake in United Bank Ltd., one of the country's largest banks, to raise $387 million in June. That sale was Pakistan's first transaction in the global equity market in almost eight ... UPDATE 2-Pakistan seeks $815 mln from OGDC share saleReuters Pakistan Plans Biggest State Asset Sale in 8 YearsBusinessweek Pakistan aims to sell 10% stake in Oil & Gas DevelopmentFinanceAsia Rigzone -The Express Tribune all 26 news articles »

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Afridi, Umar Akmal among players penalised for poor fitness - ESPNcricinfo.com Tue, 23 Sep 2014 10:22:00 GMT

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Afridi, Umar Akmal among players penalised for poor fitness ESPNcricinfo.com It is not a good news for Pakistan cricket that Pakistan t20 Captain has below average level fitness. He must realize his responsibility, He has been selected as Captain for the Next ICC T20 World Cup. Umar Akmal being a wicket keeper should maintain ... Four fall foul of Pakistan's new cricket fitness crackdownSydney Morning Herald CORRECTED-Cricket-Four fall foul of Pakistan's new fitness crackdownReuters UK Pakistan fines 12 players for failing to meet fitness standards ahead of ...Courier Mail NDTVSports.com all 57 news articles »

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Asian Games Hockey: India Await Pakistan After Oman Scalp - NDTVSports.com Tue, 23 Sep 2014 12:47:19 GMT

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Asian Games Hockey: India Await Pakistan After Oman Scalp NDTVSports.com Incheon: India warmed up for their Asian Games field hockey clash against arch-rivals Pakistan by thrashing Oman 7-0 on Tuesday as South Korea nudged ahead of Japan in the race for the semi-finals. (Day 4 Blog | Medal Tally). India, seeking their first ... India await Pakistan after Oman scalpgulfnews.com India awaits Pakistan after Oman scalpSaudi Gazette Asian Games: India await Pakistan after Oman scalpGlobalPost all 33 news articles »