Wall Street Journal | Pakistan Weighs Saudi Request to Take Part in Yemen Operation Wall Street Journal ISLAMABAD—Pakistan said Thursday it was considering a request from ally Saudi Arabia to participate in the Saudi-led military operation against Houthi rebels in Yemen. According to a report from the official Saudi news agency, SPA, Pakistan is among ... Pakistan vows 'strong response' to any threat to Saudi Pakistan says it will respond to any threat to Saudi Arabia Saudi says Pakistan wants to join fight against Yemen rebels |
Firstpost | Air strikes kill 30 militants allied with Pakistani Taliban: sources Reuters "I am sitting here in Kunar along with several other people but our fighters and commanders haven't been killed in a drone strike," Ehsanullah Ehsan, spokesman for the Taliban faction, Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan Jamaatul Ahrar, told Reuters. The ... Pakistan jets kill 30 Taliban-ally militants, including spokesman: sources Pakistan: 30 militants killed in fresh airstrikes near Afghan border Pakistan jets kill 30 Taliban-ally militants, including spokesman |
New York Times | Pakistani Christians Fight Back New York Times LAHORE, Pakistan — LAST Monday, this city was briefly overrun with bands of sloganeering, stick-wielding youths. The demonstrators threw stones at police officers, burned car tires and smashed windows. One gang even plundered a 7Up truck, guzzling its ... Over 100 Christians Arrested in Pakistan for Riots, Killing and Burning Two ... Growing unrest among Pakistan's minorities big worry for government In Pakistan: 2 Christians arrested for lynching Muslims accused of bombing ... |
Yahoo News | Lioness kept as pet in Pakistan gives birth to 5 cubs Yahoo News Abbas, a cotton and mango grower, says he has a license from the Pakistani Wildlife Department to keep lions as pets — a dream he has since he was a boy. And he is not the only exotic pet owner in Pakistan. The tiger is a symbol of the ruling party of ... |
DefenseNews.com | Pakistan Holds Parade After 7-Year Break DefenseNews.com ISLAMABAD — Pakistan held its first Republic Day parade Monday after a seven-year break caused by the security situation and operational commitments due to the war against the Pakistan Taliban (TTP) and its allies. Though large-scale terrorist attacks ... |
The Express Tribune | Pakistani Army Begins Offensive to Drive Militants From Tirah Valley New York Times PESHAWAR, Pakistan — Dozens of militants and Pakistani soldiers have died in fierce fighting as part of a new effort by the military to gain control of the Tirah Valley, a notorious militant sanctuary on the border with Afghanistan, Pakistani civilian ... Pakistan militant spokesman phones to deny death |
Reuters | Worries grow as new courts hand Pakistan army more power Reuters Critics say the new rules cede too much ground to the military, which towers over Pakistani politics despite the first ever handover of power from one civilian government to another two years ago. A Reuters investigation of legal documents provided by ... Insight - Worries grow as new courts hand Pakistan army more power |
Huffington Post | Asif Ali Zardari: Pakistan's Political Patriarch Huffington Post Suffering from the lingering image of a money-laundering husband of a world-famous political icon, Benazir Bhutto, former president of Pakistan Asif Ali Zardari is fast emerging as an intellectual patriarch of Pakistani politics. In a country where ... Pakistan shelves six coal-fired power projects Meet Pakistan's Newest Political Odd Couple Zardari to put his foot down for party-based LB polls |
CBS News | Pakistan wants short-range nuclear weapons CBS News Pakistan's development of smaller warheads built for use on battlefields, in addition to longer-range weapons, has increased international concerns that they could get into rogue hands because of the pervasive threat of Islamic militants in the country. Pakistan: Short-range nukes needed to deter India Pakistan articulates belligerent nuclear stance in Washington |
The Guardian | Afghanistan and Pakistan: The False Promise of Rapprochement New York Times KABUL, Afghanistan — Just weeks after becoming president of Afghanistan last September, Ashraf Ghani signaled a dramatic shift in the country's regional diplomacy. He promptly visited Pakistan and its main allies Saudi Arabia and China, and then ... US drone strike kills nine Pakistani Taliban in Afghanistan Pakistan says 80 militants killed in Khyber clashes US drone strike kills 13 Pakistani militants in Afghanistan |