The Express Tribune | Fuel Shortages Show Pakistani Struggle to Cope With Oil's Drop Bloomberg Pakistani Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif is racing to tackle one of the nation's worst fuel shortages in recent memory. Since the crisis began last week, he's suspended five officials, including Pakistan State Oil Co.'s deputy chief, and has sought hourly ... Pakistan reels under petrol shortage: 5 reasons behind the crisis Severe fuel shortage enrages Pakistanis, spurs criticism of Sharif's government |
Voice of America | Pakistan Minister: Saudis Destabilizing Muslim World Voice of America Rana Muhammad Afzal, a member of Pakistan's National Assembly from the ruling Pakistan Muslim League (Nawaz), told VOA Urdu that Pirzada's words were shocking. “Indeed this could not be the party policy, this is a non-diplomatic statement," Afzal said. Pakistan, Saudi Arabia enjoy close fraternal ties: PM Pakistan shouldn't accept money from Saudis: Federal Minister Riaz Hussain Pakistan minister calls government weak, coward |
BBC News | Peshawar school massacre: Row over Pakistan armed teacher plan BBC News Teachers in north-western Pakistan have criticised a government plan to allow them to carry weapons to defend schools from militant attacks. Speakers at a teachers' convention in Peshawar city said their job was to educate, not to provide security. The ... Is Pakistan Courting Trouble In Its Battle With Terrorism? Pakistan will arm TEACHERS following Peshawar attack Pakistan's paradigm shift: too good to be true? |
A New Polio Case in Pakistan and an Unsolved Epidemic Wired By last summer, polio was endemic—that is, transmission from one person to another has never been interrupted—in Afghanistan, Pakistan and Nigeria. Very high rates of vaccination have kept the paralyzing disease from leaking over those countries' ... |
World Cup 2015: Pakistan Cricketers Ask for Specific Jersey Numbers NDTVSports.com Eager to do well in the upcoming ICC World Cup 2015, some members of the Pakistan squad have asked for particular shirt numbers after consulting their spiritual advisors. Middle-order batsman Umar Akmal, who was recently blessed with a baby girl, has ... |
Voice of America | Pakistan Says Time for Afghan Refugees to Go Home Voice of America Pakistan hosts nearly three million Afghan refugees that have fled decades of conflict in neighboring Afghanistan. While the refugee population has long been seen as a burden on the struggling national economy in the wake of dwindling foreign financial ... The US's new warmth towards India is chilling news for Pakistan Pakistan's anti-terrorism dilemma The Great Game Folio: Obama and Pakistan |
Voice of America | Reported Islamic State Inroads Into Pakistan Raise Alarm Voice of America But a video posted online earlier this month shows Taliban spokesman Shahidullah Shahid pledging allegiance to the self-styled caliph of the Islamic State, Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, on behalf of leaders of various extremist groups in Pakistan and Afghanistan. Pakistan arrests ISIS militant: officials Pakistan arrests local Islamic State commander: Sources |
Cricbuzz | Pakistan Cricket Board Bars Players From Using Social Media Websites During ... NDTVSports.com Cheema said the Pakistan cricket Board had also decided that families of the players would not be allowed to accompany and remain with them in the World Cup. "They are allowed to have their families with them in New Zealand but for the World Cup ... Pakistan requests ICC to test Hafeez's action WC games against Pakistan motivated us, wins were 'sweeter': Javagal Srinath Pakistan cricketers banned from using social media during the World Cup |
Channel News Asia | Fury in Pakistan as petrol crisis brings roads to a halt Channel News Asia The shortage began last week, first hitting Pakistan's central Punjab province and the capital Islamabad, and spreading Monday to northwestern Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province and parts of the country's biggest city, Karachi. Affected areas ground to a halt ... Petrol crisis brings Pakistan to a halt Pakistan PM orders increase in petrol supplies amid fuel crisis Dar terms petrol crisis as conspiracy against government |
Herald Sun | David Warner sledging: Pakistan legend Wasim Akram plays down Rohit ... Herald Sun But Akram, who claimed 414 Test wickets from 1985 to 2002 and was player of the match in Pakistan's 1992 World Cup final win at the MCG against England, says the whole incident has been overblown. “As a bowler I did that to all the batsmen,” Akram said. |