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Pakistan grants Shafqat Hussain stay of execution - BBC News Mon, 05 Jan 2015 20:04:48 GMT

BBC News

Pakistan grants Shafqat Hussain stay of execution BBC News Pakistan's government has halted the execution of a man sentenced to death by an anti-terrorism court. Shafqat Hussain had been due to be executed on 14 January. He was charged with involuntary manslaughter in 2004, when he was 14 years old. Nisar points out military tribunals formed in Pakistan like US after 9/11Daily Times all 17 news articles »

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India, Pakistan border fighting intensifies before Obama visit - Reuters Mon, 05 Jan 2015 22:25:31 GMT

International Business Times

India, Pakistan border fighting intensifies before Obama visit Reuters SRINAGAR, India (Reuters) - Pakistan accused India of killing four civilians on the border of the two nuclear powers and India said one of its border guards was killed, heightening tensions before a visit by U.S. President Barack Obama. India said its ... India, Pakistan Trade Accusations Over Cross-Border ViolenceABC News India-Pakistan Relations: Tensions Rise After Almost A Week Of Cross-Border ...International Business Times Pakistan provokes again, cross-border firing kills BSF jawan in J&K's Samba sectorZee News Times of India all 1,747 news articles »

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Pakistan boat 'carried suspected terrorists', says India - BBC News Mon, 05 Jan 2015 10:00:31 GMT

BBC News

Pakistan boat 'carried suspected terrorists', says India BBC News A Pakistani boat which was intercepted by the Indian Coast Guard on New Year's Eve was carrying "suspected terrorists", India's Defence Minister Manohar Parrikar has said. Delhi claims that the Pakistani crew were engaged in "illicit activities" and ... Pakistan Seizes Indian Fishing Boats as Doubts Intensify Over Terrorist ClaimsTIME Pakistan boat explosion: Occupants not smugglers but possible terrorists, says ...The Indian Express Pak dismisses 'terror' boat issue as India's 'silly allegation'Times of India NDTV -Economic Times all 1,077 news articles »

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John Kerry's thumbs-up, aid to Pakistan irk India - Times of India Mon, 05 Jan 2015 22:25:34 GMT

Times of India

John Kerry's thumbs-up, aid to Pakistan irk India Times of India The foreign office derisively pointed out that "India does not believe that Pakistan is showing "sustained commitment" or making "significant effort" or ceasing support" or dismantling "bases of operations" of the Laskhar-e-Taiba, Jaish-e-Mohammad, the ... US denies Pakistan got clean chit, fundsThe Hindu India Reacts Sharply to $532 Million US Aid to PakistanNDTV India and Pakistan trade accusations about Kashmir border killingsThe Guardian Hindustan Times -The Diplomat -Economic Times all 212 news articles »

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To Beat the Taliban, Pakistan Needs School Reform - Newsweek Mon, 05 Jan 2015 21:51:08 GMT

Newsweek

To Beat the Taliban, Pakistan Needs School Reform Newsweek I went to school in Pakistan too, but it was a different country, one where children could still be children. Yet the seeds of today's Pakistan had already been sown by the time I was in elementary school. This was the end of General Zia's time—a man ... Pakistan's Central Banker Sees 8% Growth on Terrorism FightBloomberg Pakistan's Parliament Debates Creating Military Courts for Terror CasesWall Street Journal Pakistan rallies behind anti-terror cause after brutal attackGlobal Times all 25 news articles »

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Pakistan: 'Unprovoked' Indian Fire Kills 4 Civilians - Voice of America Mon, 05 Jan 2015 17:19:38 GMT

Voice of America

Pakistan: 'Unprovoked' Indian Fire Kills 4 Civilians Voice of America Pakistan says “unprovoked” firing by Indian border security forces killed four civilians on Monday. A military statement says Indian forces are firing at the civilian population in the Zafarwal sector on the so-called Working Boundary, which separates ... Rangers reciprocate Indian firing at LoC killing 5 soldiersdunyanews.tv (press release) (blog) Indian aggression devours three more Pakistani civiliansPakistan Today all 25 news articles »

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Suspected US Drone Strike Kills Nine in Pakistan's North Waziristan - NBCNews.com Mon, 05 Jan 2015 11:23:31 GMT

NBCNews.com

Suspected US Drone Strike Kills Nine in Pakistan's North Waziristan NBCNews.com A suspected U.S. drone strike killed at least nine suspected militants in Pakistan on Sunday, government and security officials told NBC News. Pakistani government and security officials said the drone fired two missiles and struck a militant compound ... and more »

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Pakistan Taliban warlord behind Peshawar school massacre vows MORE ... - Mirror.co.uk Mon, 05 Jan 2015 17:06:52 GMT

Mirror.co.uk

Pakistan Taliban warlord behind Peshawar school massacre vows MORE ... Mirror.co.uk After trying to justify the December 16 Peshawar school massacre in which nine Taliban gunmen and suicide bombers from the terror network Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan killed 145 people including 132 children he then attacks democracy. Surrounded by his ... Pakistan announces Rs 760 million bounty for 615 militantsDaily News & Analysis Pakistan offers US$100000 bounty for Taliban leaderChannel News Asia Pakistan offers $100000 bounty for Taliban leader Mullah FazlullahEconomic Times all 28 news articles »

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US Drone Strike in Pakistan Is Said to Have Killed 6 Militants - New York Times Mon, 05 Jan 2015 00:11:44 GMT

USA TODAY

US Drone Strike in Pakistan Is Said to Have Killed 6 Militants New York Times PESHAWAR, Pakistan — At least six foreign militants were believed to have been killed in an American drone strike in the North Waziristan tribal region on Sunday morning, a Pakistani security official said. The Pakistani official said a drone fired ... Pakistan strikes kill 31 militants, drone kills 7USA TODAY Pakistan Taliban: US drone 'kills militants' in tribal regionBBC News A wake-up call for PakistanToledo Blade all 301 news articles »

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Pakistan, India Trade Fire in Kashmir, Killing 4 - ABC News Sat, 03 Jan 2015 08:47:47 GMT

Pakistan, India Trade Fire in Kashmir, Killing 4 ABC News Pakistani and Indian border guards traded artillery fire along the disputed border region of Kashmir, killing four people and wounding eight, officials said Saturday. Both Pakistan and India blamed each other for starting the fire that began Friday night.