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Pakistan suspends deal to accept deportations from Europe - Reuters Wed, 18 Nov 2015 07:19:00 GMT

Arab News

Pakistan suspends deal to accept deportations from Europe Reuters Globally, around 90,000 people were deported back to Pakistan last year for a variety of offences, but in some cases they had been sent back without proper determination they were Pakistan nationals, an interior ministry spokesman said. It was not ... Pakistan not to accept deportations from EuropeArab News Pakistan cracks down on 'human traffickers'Daily Times all 142 news articles »

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Pakistan Military Expands Its Power, and Is Thanked for Doing So - New York Times Tue, 17 Nov 2015 15:49:21 GMT

New York Times

Pakistan Military Expands Its Power, and Is Thanked for Doing So New York Times Raheel Sharif, the Pakistani Army chief, who has presided over the country's armed forces at a time when they are riding high after curbing domestic terrorism and rampant political crime. Aided by a new-media publicity campaign, the military command's ... Pakistan's General Raheel Sharif Goes to Washington: Deja Vu All Over AgainHuffington Post Pakistan army chief General Raheel Sharif rakes up Kashmir issue in talks with ...Economic Times Pakistan army chief Raheel Sharif meets John Kerry, discusses 'security ...Firstpost The Straits Times -Daily Times all 197 news articles »

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Afghan refugees being driven from Pakistan by harassment, rights group says - The Guardian Wed, 18 Nov 2015 05:01:00 GMT

The Guardian

Afghan refugees being driven from Pakistan by harassment, rights group says The Guardian Pakistan's large population of Afghans has long lived at the margins of society, but a report by the rights group said police intimidation sharply increased after the Pakistani Taliban massacre of more than 130 schoolboys at Peshawar's Army Public ... Report: Pakistan Police Abuses Against Afghan Refugees 'Skyrocketed'Voice of America Pakistan: Police Abusing AfghansHuman Rights Watch Pakistan's Scapegoating of AfghansThe Express Tribune RadioFreeEurope/RadioLiberty -Deutsche Welle -Al Jazeera America all 67 news articles »

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Pakistan v England: James Taylor hits 67 as England take series lead - BBC Sport Wed, 18 Nov 2015 08:49:45 GMT

BBC Sport

Pakistan v England: James Taylor hits 67 as England take series lead BBC Sport Earlier, Chris Woakes took 4-40 as Pakistan collapsed from 132-2. Three run-outs also contributed to the hosts' downfall as they were bowled out for the second time in the series. England will clinch their first ODI series win in Asia since beating ... Pakistan v England: third ODI – as it happenedThe Guardian Taylor marshals victory after Pakistan collapseESPNcricinfo.com Pakistan vs England, third ODI report: James Taylor and Jos Buttler give ...Telegraph.co.uk ABP Live -Daily Mail -The Independent all 640 news articles »

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In Defense of My Speech in Pakistan - NDTV Thu, 19 Nov 2015 01:43:50 GMT

NDTV	In Defense of My Speech in Pakistan NDTV At the same time I was conscious that there are people in India (as indeed in Pakistan) who do not want peace or believe that they have a birth right over ideas about India-Pakistan relations. So if we want peace with Pakistan, or perhaps whether we ...

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In the skies of Pakistan, drinking is an act of terrorism — if you're a pilot - Washington Post Tue, 17 Nov 2015 15:11:15 GMT

Washington Post

In the skies of Pakistan, drinking is an act of terrorism — if you're a pilot Washington Post In Pakistan, headline-grabbing terrorism cases usually involve Islamist militant accused of plotting suicide bombings, assassinations or attacks on government or military installations. But now Pakistan's Anti-Terrorism Act is being used against a ... Shaheen Airlines pilot of plane that crash landed in Pakistan was intoxicatedDaily Mail Pakistan Tells Pilots 'Don't Fly Drunk'Wall Street Journal (blog) all 98 news articles »

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Pakistan moving toward religious tolerance, says brother of murdered politician - Catholic Herald Online Wed, 18 Nov 2015 17:19:40 GMT

Catholic Herald Online

Pakistan moving toward religious tolerance, says brother of murdered politician Catholic Herald Online Decades of terrorist atrocities in Pakistan have finally awakened a desire for the country to move closer to embracing religious freedom, the brother of a murdered government minister has told a meeting in Westminster. Dr Paul Bhatti, whose brother ... and more »

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Former Pakistan players slam Waqar Younis for England defeats - The Indian Express Wed, 18 Nov 2015 18:05:00 GMT

The Indian Express

Former Pakistan players slam Waqar Younis for England defeats The Indian Express Pakistan are trailing England 2-1 in the four-match ODI series. (Source: AP). Former Pakistan players have slammed coach Waqar Younis for the way the ex-speedster has handled the team during its losses against England in the ongoing one-day series. Under-fire Waqar Younis Draws Flak From Former Pakistan PlayersNDTVSports.com Run-out spree amid Pakistan slumpESPNcricinfo.com Waqar Younis should be replaced as Pakistan head coach: Javed MiandadPakistan Today Cricket Country all 28 news articles »

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Pakistan's Islamic bomb - Chandigarh Tribune Wed, 18 Nov 2015 19:07:03 GMT

Chandigarh Tribune

Pakistan's Islamic bomb Chandigarh Tribune These pan-Islamic views were and are shared by a number of Pakistan's nuclear scientists. Shortly after the 9/11 terrorist strikes, two senior Pakistani nuclear scientists, Sultan Bashiruddin Mehmood and Chaudhri Abdul Majeed, were charged with helping ... Brazil can be peacemaker in India-Pakistan relation: Mauro VieiraThe Hindu all 4 news articles »

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Pakistan train accident death toll rises to 19 - Channel News Asia Wed, 18 Nov 2015 08:39:00 GMT

Channel News Asia

Pakistan train accident death toll rises to 19 Channel News Asia QUETTA: The death toll from a deadly train accident in Pakistan's southwestern Baluchistan province has risen to 19 and around a dozen people are still in critical condition, officials said on Wednesday (Nov 18). A Pakistan Railways train carrying ... Pakistan Train Derails In Baluchistan Killing 19Headlines & Global News Pakistan train accident death toll climbs to 19Times of India all 38 news articles »