War on the Rocks | In Pakistan a Soft Coup Stalls War on the Rocks When protesters converged on the Pakistani capital of Islamabad to demand the resignation of Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif, many were quick to see the hand of the military pulling the strings behind the scenes. Sharif, who became prime minister in 2013 ... Imran Khan sends Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf MPs back to parliament Pakistan protesters fail to live up to ideals What You Need to Know About the Violence Erupting Now in Pakistan |
Times of India | Nawaz Sharif seeks to sweeten India-Pakistan ties with mangoes to Narendra ... Times of India After the recent acrimony over Pakistan high commissioner Abdul Basit's meeting with separatists, which forced India to cancel the foreign secretary-level dialogue, PM Nawaz Sharif has made an attempt to reach out to his counterpart Narendra Modi ... Pakistan unaware of Modi-Sharif meeting in New York: Foreign Office What Pakistan's crisis tells all Indians: Partition was an excellent idea |
The News International | Nuclear Pakistan's Terror Ploys Daily Beast Tensions have been growing all summer long, even though, ironically, things began on a positive high note: in June, newly elected Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who swept into power on a landslide, invited his Pakistan counterpart, Prime Minister Nawaz ... Pakistan in siege |
ESPNcricinfo.com | Pakistan cricketer Shehzad asks Sri Lankan player Dilshan to switch religion ... ABP News Islamabad: Religious comments by Pakistan batsman Ahmed Shehzad to Sri Lanka player Tillakaratne Dilshan after their one-day international last Saturday are being investigated by the Pakistan Cricket Board. While the players were walking back to the ... SL play down Shehzad-Dilshan incident Pakistan opener asks Dilshan to embrace Islam Ahmed Shehzad seems to have kicked up a controversy with a religious remark ... |
The Express Tribune | Security clearance: Uncertainty surrounds Chinese president's visit to Pakistan The Express Tribune ISLAMABAD: Chinese President Xi Jinping's trip to Pakistan has been postponed after his security team denied giving him clearance to visit the country, Express News reported quoting sources. However, the Foreign Office and the Chinese embassy refused ... Confusion over Chinese president's visit to Pakistan Pakistan political crisis prompts China President to postpone Pakistan visit ... Chinese President Xi cancels visit to Pakistan: Reports |
Telegraph.co.uk | Islamic State claims Pakistan and Afghanistan for its 'caliphate' Telegraph.co.uk Islamic Slate leaflets proclaiming the group's intention to bring its barbaric form of Islam to Pakistan and Afghanistan were posted throughout Peshawar, the capital of the Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa frontier province, in the last few days, and have also been ... ISIS recruiting in Pakistan |
War on the Rocks | Bad as Baghdadi? Pakistan's Most Dangerous Man War on the Rocks With the Pakistani press fixated on impending anti-government protests in Islamabad, a major terrorist attack launched in mid-August on the other side of the country went largely unreported. Fourteen militants—heavily armed and laden with suicide ... |
Deadly Flooding in Northwest India, Northern Pakistan AccuWeather.com (blog) A monsoonal low has produced extreme rainfall across parts of northwest India and Pakistan over the past 24 hours and will continue through Friday. Areas across northern Pakistan have received 200-350 millimeters (8-14 inches) of rain through Thursday ... |
Oneindia | ISIL, Al Qaeda Gaining Ground in Pakistan, Afghanistan Washington Free Beacon Al Qaeda and the Islamic State of Iraq and Levant (ISIL or ISIS) have significantly stepped up their recruiting efforts in Pakistan and other South East Asian countries, highlighting the competition between the two terror groups to enlist radicalized ... Is ISI behind al Qaeda's move to create India wing? al-Qaeda's wing in India: Pakistan's ISI exposed over threatening video New Al Qaeda Branch Aims to 'Unite' Indian Subcontinent |
Pakistan's Sharif clings to power as protesters step up assault Washington Post ISLAMABAD, Pakistan — Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif was clinging to power Monday as protesters stepped up their assault on government buildings while the capital was gripped with fear and confusion about whether the country's powerful military will step ... |