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Hold That Applause for Modi's Visit to Pakistan - Bloomberg View Mon, 28 Dec 2015 17:35:05 GMT

Bloomberg View

Hold That Applause for Modi's Visit to Pakistan Bloomberg View Narendra Modi's impromptu stopover in Pakistan on Christmas day seems a startling self-contradiction. Modi, like his Hindu nationalist Bharatiya Janata Party, has drawn much of his popular appeal and ideological energy from an explicitly anti-Pakistan ... and more »

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PM Narendra Modi visited Pakistan after security assurance - Economic Times Mon, 28 Dec 2015 22:32:19 GMT

Wall Street Journal (blog)

PM Narendra Modi visited Pakistan after security assurance Economic Times The call, at 11:30 am India time, triggered a flurry of activities on the Christmas day that ended with Modi's impromptu trip to Pakistan hours later that many describe as a diplomatic masterstroke. Modi always had a desire to combine a trip to Kabul ... Modi Visits Sharif: What They Said in India, Pakistan and ChinaWall Street Journal (blog) Modi's Visit To Pakistan: Let's Dare To HopeForbes Raja-Mandala: Modi's Pakistan opportunityThe Indian Express Yahoo News -Firstpost -New York Times all 5,092 news articles »

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Imran Khan says Pakistan 'should get behind Mohammad Amir' - SkySports Mon, 28 Dec 2015 14:51:09 GMT

SkySports

Imran Khan says Pakistan 'should get behind Mohammad Amir' SkySports Imran Khan believes the cricketing fraternity should get behind Mohammad Amir as he attempts to resurrect his international career with Pakistan. The 23-year-old, along with Salman Butt and Mohammad Asif, were banned from cricket for five years for ... Emotional Amir welcomed back by Pakistancricket.com.au Imran Khan backs Mohammad Amir's return to Pakistan coloursTimes of India Pakistan legend Imran adds to calls for Amir returnAOL UK ESPNcricinfo.com (blog) all 60 news articles »

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Shiv Sena to PM Modi: 'No one who hobnobs with Pak stays in power for long' - The Indian Express Mon, 28 Dec 2015 20:11:00 GMT

Hindustan Times

Shiv Sena to PM Modi: 'No one who hobnobs with Pak stays in power for long' The Indian Express CITING examples, the Shiv Sena on Monday said political fortunes of leaders who visited Pakistan had declined and warned Prime Minister Narendra Modi that leaders who hobnob with Pakistan invariably do not stay in power for long. “It's land is drenched ... Those who get close to Pakistan become irrelevant in politics: SenaHindustan Times Shiv Sena calls Pakistan cursed landIndia Today Pakistan is cursed: Shiv SenaBusiness Standard Daily News & Analysis -Times of India -Firstpost all 76 news articles »

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Pakistan in talks with US to buy F-16s: Air Chief Sohail Aman - Economic Times Mon, 28 Dec 2015 15:14:00 GMT

Hindustan Times

Pakistan in talks with US to buy F-16s: Air Chief Sohail Aman Economic Times "We are in talks with US defence officials to get some latest F-16s but the deal may take some time," the Air chief told reporters after the rolling out ceremony of the 16th JF-17 Thunder aircraft at the Pakistan Aeronautical Complex (PAC) Kamra near here. Pakistan in negotiations with US to buy F-16 fighter jets: Air chiefHindustan Times all 9 news articles »

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Pakistan promise 'zero tolerance' towards doping - Sport24 Mon, 28 Dec 2015 12:41:00 GMT

Sport24

Pakistan promise 'zero tolerance' towards doping Sport24 Lahore - Pakistan's suspended spin star Yasir Shah has appeared before a medical panel tasked with determing why he failed a drug test, officials said Monday as they vowed "zero tolerance" toward doping. The 29-year-old spinner was provisionally ... Pakistan spinner Yasir Shah suspended after failing drug test against EnglandThe Guardian Pakistan leg-spinner Yasir Shah suspended after testing positive for banned ...Daily Mail Cricket: Further blow for PakistanNew Zealand Herald ABC Online -NDTVSports.com -IPSO -International Cricket Council all 310 news articles »

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Outcry on Twitter over gang rape in Pakistan - Deutsche Welle Mon, 28 Dec 2015 16:52:37 GMT

Deutsche Welle

Outcry on Twitter over gang rape in Pakistan Deutsche Welle "The girl was drugged and later six to eight men gang-raped her," police told Pakistani media. The men then allegedly messaged her family, who picked her up and took her to hospital. The news broke while she was still hospitalized, as tweeted here by ... and more »

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After tearful apology, Mohammad Amir accepted by Pakistan players - The Indian Express Mon, 28 Dec 2015 10:23:16 GMT

The Indian Express

After tearful apology, Mohammad Amir accepted by Pakistan players The Indian Express Pakistan paceman Mohammad Amir broke down during the national conditioning camp and offered to leave the game before being accepted by protesting players, who had reservations training with him. Mohammed Hafeez and skipper Azhar Ali had refused ... Azhar Ali and Mohammad Hafeez end Pakistan training boycott after PCB talksThe Guardian Mohammad Amir returns to Pakistan cricket fold – in picturesThe National Hafeez, Azhar agree on unconditional return to campESPNcricinfo.com all 274 news articles »

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Afghanistan, Pakistan eye reviving stalled Taliban peace talks - Deutsche Welle Sun, 27 Dec 2015 22:12:39 GMT

Deutsche Welle

Afghanistan, Pakistan eye reviving stalled Taliban peace talks Deutsche Welle Pakistan mediated the first round of peace talks in July but with the announcement that the Taliban's leader Mullah Omar had died two years earlier, and the subsequent appointment of Mullah Akhter Mansoor as the new commander, the Islamist organization ... Pakistan, Afghanistan officials to resume peace talksThe Globe and Mail Pakistan army chief visits Kabul as peace diplomacy buildsReuters China Welcomes Pakistan, Afghanistan's Efforts To Improve TiesNDTV Channel News Asia -Economic Times all 1,172 news articles »

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Pakistan success stories increase hopes of global polio eradication - The Guardian Mon, 28 Dec 2015 07:00:30 GMT

The Guardian

Pakistan success stories increase hopes of global polio eradication The Guardian The raid that killed Osama bin Laden in May 2011 was blamed for a spike in polio in Pakistan because some used the CIA's involvement in the mission – it set up a fake immunisation campaign in order to obtain DNA samples – as an excuse to target ... and more »