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Pakistan races against time to send aid to quake-hit areas - Military Times Fri, 30 Oct 2015 17:58:28 GMT

Military Times

Pakistan races against time to send aid to quake-hit areas Military Times ISLAMABAD — Pakistani authorities said Friday they are racing against time to send relief supplies, including blankets, tents and food to the country's quake-affected rugged northwest amid forecasts of heavy rains and snowfall there for the next week. Portraits in the aftermath of a devastating earthquake in Pakistan and AfghanistanQuartz Pakistan quake survivors need help rebuilding before winterBusiness Insider Pakistan races against time to send aid to quake-hit region ahead of forecast ...Fox News The Globe and Mail all 440 news articles »

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Eradicating suicide terrorism in Pakistan - Chicago Tribune Fri, 30 Oct 2015 22:55:10 GMT

Chicago Tribune

Eradicating suicide terrorism in Pakistan Chicago Tribune Screams and cries of pain drowned out religious chants in Pakistan on Oct. 23 after a suicide bomber detonated his deadly payload in the middle of a procession of Shiites. But beneath the horror of yet another seemingly indiscriminate suicide bombing ...

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Pakistan's Imran Khan and Wife Reham Khan to Divorce - Wall Street Journal (blog) Fri, 30 Oct 2015 14:43:40 GMT

Wall Street Journal (blog)

Pakistan's Imran Khan and Wife Reham Khan to Divorce Wall Street Journal (blog) Pakistan's main opposition leader and former cricket superstar Imran Khan and his wife, TV journalist Reham Khan, are to divorce, members of Mr. Khan's party said Friday, ending Pakistan's highest-profile marriage after just 10 months. News of the ... In Pakistan, a divorce underscores society's chauvinismDeutsche Welle Pakistan's ex-cricket star politician and journalist end marriageReuters Pakistan Cricket Legend Imran Khan and Wife File for DivorceABC News The Guardian -CTV News all 328 news articles »

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England's Mark Wood to miss third Test with Pakistan because of ankle injury - The Guardian Fri, 30 Oct 2015 11:39:34 GMT

The Guardian

England's Mark Wood to miss third Test with Pakistan because of ankle injury The Guardian England go into Sunday's crucial third Test against Pakistan without the fast bowler Mark Wood after a second cortisone injection to his chronic left ankle problem in the space of six months. The 25-year-old, who suffers ongoing discomfort in the joint ... Pakistan overachievers? Who'd have thought it?ESPNcricinfo.com (blog) Pakistan vs. England, 3rd Test: Date, Time, Live Stream, TV Info, PreviewBleacher Report Watch Pakistan Vs. England Cricket Live Online: 3rd Test Streaming As England ...The Inquisitr SkySports -Cricket Country -Daily Mail all 284 news articles »

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England rely on Shane Warne's input before third Test with Pakistan - The Guardian (blog) Fri, 30 Oct 2015 21:00:13 GMT

The Guardian (blog)

England rely on Shane Warne's input before third Test with Pakistan The Guardian (blog) In 2011, Pakistan drew a single Test against Sri Lanka; last year, Pakistan beat Sri Lanka and, in December, at a time when the death of Phillip Hughes had such an impact on the cricket world, New Zealand beat Pakistan. So, historically, it does not ... 'England's Adil Rashid can spook Pakistan on turning pitch in Sharjah'SkySports Pakistan vs England: Shane Warne buries hatchet with Alastair CookTelegraph.co.uk Shane Warne wants England to be patient with Adil RashidBBC Sport Emirates 24|7 -Firstpost -Evening Standard all 327 news articles »

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Militant-linked charity on front line of Pakistan quake aid - Reuters Fri, 30 Oct 2015 07:35:07 GMT

Reuters

Militant-linked charity on front line of Pakistan quake aid Reuters About 2,000 Jamaat-ud-Dawa (JuD) volunteers fanned out across northern Pakistan after Monday's quake, highlighting the organisation's well-oiled disaster response and ability to work alongside the military. JuD's freedom to operate despite U.S. and U.N ... Militant-linked charity Jamaat-ud-Dawa on front line of Pakistan earthquake ...ABC Online all 33 news articles »

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Pakistan Slowly Becoming Less Bellicose - Foreign Policy In Focus Fri, 30 Oct 2015 10:21:24 GMT

Foreign Policy In Focus

Pakistan Slowly Becoming Less Bellicose Foreign Policy In Focus In June, a US-Pakistan working group issued a statement about their shared desire to ensure the security of Pakistan's nuclear arsenal and steps Pakistan had taken to prevent even unintentional proliferation of its technology. Then, in August, the ... World powers including India urged not to pressurize Pakistan on N-issueDAWN.com Pakistan says no pressure on country's nuclear programmeSAMAA TV (press release) (blog) The Pakistani Shadow on Indo-US RelationsThe Indian Panorama Sri Lanka Guardian -Radio Pakistan (press release) -The Nation all 33 news articles »

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Pakistan's Bilal Asif cleared in ICC testing after reporting of bowling action - The Guardian Fri, 30 Oct 2015 16:51:00 GMT

The Guardian

Pakistan's Bilal Asif cleared in ICC testing after reporting of bowling action The Guardian Bilal Asif will be free to make his Test debut against England, if selected, after the Pakistan off-spinner's action was cleared in International Cricket Council testing. Asif was tested in Chennai, after his action was reported in the third one-day ... Pakistan's Bilal Asif is available to play against EnglandSkySports Media Releases, 13 hours ago Bowling action of Pakistan's Bilal Asif found to ...International Cricket Council Pakistan's Bilal Asif cleared of suspect bowling actionIBNLive BBC Sport -Eurosport.co.uk all 35 news articles »

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India seeks China's support over terror threats from Pakistani soil - Daily Mail Fri, 30 Oct 2015 22:48:33 GMT

Daily Mail

India seeks China's support over terror threats from Pakistani soil Daily Mail India is hoping to counter the Islamabad-sponsored terror threat by seeking support from China and furnishing evidence that Pakistani soil is being used to nurture terrorists. The threat posed by Pakistani terror outfits, especially Lashkar-e-Taiba ... Pakistan-sponsored Terrorism to Figure in Meet with ChinaThe New Indian Express India to raise Pakistan terror issue with ChinaDaily News & Analysis Top Chinese military officer to visit India, PakistanReuters all 65 news articles »

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Jammu & Kashmir: FIR against eight students for raising pro-Pakistan slogans - The Indian Express Fri, 30 Oct 2015 22:50:00 GMT

The Indian Express

Jammu & Kashmir: FIR against eight students for raising pro-Pakistan slogans The Indian Express THE Jammu & Kashmir Police have started looking for over half a dozen students of class 12 who on Thursday raised pro-Pakistan slogans during school hours, leading to tension at Sial Sui in Kalakote area of border Rajouri district. and more »