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Pakistan in Its Labyrinth - New York Times Mon, 23 Feb 2015 15:23:26 GMT

Daily Times

Pakistan in Its Labyrinth New York Times LAHORE, Pakistan — There is a bit of a hermetic feel to Pakistan these days, as if the country that lies on the ancient road from the West to Asia, a natural bridge, had somehow contorted itself into a self-imposed isolation. The border with India ... Pakistan has stake in Afghan peace process: USEconomic Times Dressmakers bring old 'Afghan style' to PakistanDaily Times all 197 news articles »

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Refugees Are Pushed to Exits in Pakistan - New York Times Tue, 24 Feb 2015 02:33:40 GMT

New York Times

Refugees Are Pushed to Exits in Pakistan New York Times Such experiences have become increasingly common for Afghans living in Pakistan after the terrorist attack on a school in Peshawar in December. Though the attack was claimed by the Pakistani Taliban, the Afghan refugees say it fueled a new wave of ... Pakistan: Stop Forced Returns of AfghansHuman Rights Watch Pakistan to send back millions of Afghan refugeesPress TV HRW asks Pakistan to stop forced return of AfghansPakistan Today NEWS.com.au all 41 news articles »

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Reuters Bureau Chief Is Found Dead in Pakistan - New York Times Mon, 23 Feb 2015 20:45:06 GMT

New York Times

Reuters Bureau Chief Is Found Dead in Pakistan New York Times ISLAMABAD, Pakistan — The Pakistan and Afghanistan bureau chief for Reuters, Maria Golovnina, was found dead at her office in Islamabad on Monday, according to a statement by Reuters and Pakistani officials. Ms. Golovnina, 34, fell unconscious in the ... Reuters journalist Maria Golovnina dies in Pakistan aged 34Reuters Reuters Bureau Chief Maria Golovnina Dies in PakistanNBCNews.com Reuters bureau chief dies in PakistanCNN Firstpost -CTV News all 156 news articles »

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Pakistan captures militant linked to Peshawar school assault - BBC News Mon, 23 Feb 2015 15:44:47 GMT

BBC News

Pakistan captures militant linked to Peshawar school assault BBC News The Pakistani military has arrested a man suspected of taking part in December's attack on the Army Public School in Peshawar. The army claim that Taj Muhammad was one of the commanders behind the Taliban assault. The army is still searching for other ... Pakistan authorites arrest school massacre suspectJURIST Suspect in Pakistan school massacre arrestedCNN Peshawar school attack perpetrator arrested by Pakistan militaryEconomic Times Shanghai Daily (subscription) all 88 news articles »

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Pakistan investigate reports selector was in casino before World Cup match - The Guardian Mon, 23 Feb 2015 22:20:59 GMT

The Guardian

Pakistan investigate reports selector was in casino before World Cup match The Guardian Reports in Pakistan have said that Moin, a former Test captain, had visited a casino on the night of the match against West Indies in which Pakistan were hammered by 150 runs – their worst defeat at a World Cup. There was no suggestion that Moin would ... World Cup 2015: Pakistan Cricket Board probing Moin Khan's casino visit before ...The Indian Express Timeline on Pakistan World Cup TurmoilNDTVSports.com Pakistan chief selector Moin Khan criticised for casino visit in ChristchurchStuff.co.nz New Straits Times Online -Economic Times all 192 news articles »

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Roger Federer caught up in India-Pakistan cricket rivalry - Sydney Morning Herald Tue, 24 Feb 2015 00:34:01 GMT

Sydney Morning Herald

Roger Federer caught up in India-Pakistan cricket rivalry Sydney Morning Herald Roger Federer has apologised for getting caught up in the bitter rivalry between Indian and Pakistani cricket fans when he was pictured admiring the blue shirt of the defending World Cup champions in a marketing photoshoot. The 17-time Grand Slam ... Roger Federer apologises for Facebook post during India vs Pakistan World Cup ...The Indian Express Photo controversy during WC: Federer apologises to India, Pakistan fansOneindia Pakistan vs India: Federer apologises for '#BleedBlue' commentThe Express Tribune Yahoo Sports (blog) all 302 news articles »

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Rana Bhagwandas, first Hindu chief justice of Pakistan, dies - Times of India Mon, 23 Feb 2015 16:12:36 GMT

Times of India

Rana Bhagwandas, first Hindu chief justice of Pakistan, dies Times of India NEW DELHI: Former acting chief justice of Pakistan Rana Bhagwandas passed away in Karachi on Monday, the country's media reported. He was the first Hindu and the second non-Muslim head of the supreme court of Pakistan. The 72-year-old former judge ... Justice Rana Bhagwandas of Pakistan passes awayKhaleej Times all 52 news articles »

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Former Pakistan captain blasts team's Cricket World Cup showing - Toronto Star Sat, 21 Feb 2015 22:44:45 GMT

Toronto Star

Former Pakistan captain blasts team's Cricket World Cup showing Toronto Star Pakistan's Sohail Khan walks from the field after his side lost to the West Indies by. Ross Setford / The Associated Press. Pakistan's Sohail Khan walks from the field after his side lost to the West Indies by 150 runs at the Cricket World Cup in ... Pakistan thrashed after top-order collapsecricket.com.au Pakistan's heavy defeat hurts MiandadYahoo News Cricket World Cup 2015: West Indies beat Pakistan by 150 runsBBC News Washington Post (blog) -Wall Street Journal (blog) all 1,938 news articles »

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Europe and Pakistan: Neither autocracy or theocracy - EurActiv Mon, 23 Feb 2015 14:32:52 GMT

EurActiv

Europe and Pakistan: Neither autocracy or theocracy EurActiv Whether the Taliban reasserts control within its borders and across them, what happens in Pakistan really matters to Europe and the rest of the world, writes Richard Howitt. Richard Howitt MEP is Vice-Chair of the European Parliament's Delegation with ... EU trade policy brings 'new found influence' in PakistanTheParliamentMagazine.eu all 2 news articles »

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Pakistan braces for a long and deadly war in tribal areas on Afghan border - Washington Post Sat, 21 Feb 2015 21:16:01 GMT

Press TV

Pakistan braces for a long and deadly war in tribal areas on Afghan border Washington Post RAWALPINDI, Pakistan — When 10 Pakistani soldiers tried to dislodge Taliban militants from a madrassa near the Afghan border this summer, their advance was crippled by relentless gunfire. Within minutes, two soldiers were dead, and Imran Ali had so ... Latest from IranPress TV all 33 news articles »