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Fake Diplomas, Real Cash: Pakistani Company Axact Reaps Millions - New York Times Mon, 18 May 2015 00:58:02 GMT

New York Times

Fake Diplomas, Real Cash: Pakistani Company Axact Reaps Millions New York Times In an interview in November 2013 about Pakistan's media sector, Axact's founder and chief executive, Shoaib Ahmed Shaikh, described Axact as an “I.T. and I.T. network services company” that serves small and medium-sized businesses. “On a daily basis we ... and more »

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Pakistan bus attack raises alarms about extremists - USA TODAY Sun, 17 May 2015 16:27:25 GMT

USA TODAY

Pakistan bus attack raises alarms about extremists USA TODAY LAHORE, Pakistan — Last week's terrorist attack on a bus that killed scores of minority Shiites is the latest example of sectarian violence and divisions that have grown in Pakistan the past few years as militant groups gain ground. Ratcheting up such ... Spate of killings in Pakistan's Karachi targets senior policeReuters Attack in Karachi, PakistanScoop.co.nz (press release) SSP Ejaz Haider gunned down in KarachiGeo News, Pakistan The Muslim News -Free press journal all 82 news articles »

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There's an uncomfortable mystery behind Osama bin Laden living in Pakistan for ... - Business Insider Sun, 17 May 2015 17:19:09 GMT

Business Insider

There's an uncomfortable mystery behind Osama bin Laden living in Pakistan for ... Business Insider Google MapsThis map shows the distance between the Pakistan Military Academy (A) and bin Laden's compound (B). The compound was 0.8 miles away from the academy. When the US found Osama bin Laden hiding in a walled compound less than a mile ... Hersh Furor Bares Pakistan's Perfidy More Than Obama'sNewsweek As long as Pakistan had bin Laden alive, it had leverage: Seymour HershTimes of India (blog) German spy agency helped US find bin Laden: reportPakistan Today all 50 news articles »

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Zimbabwe finally confirm Pakistan tour - ESPNcricinfo.com Sun, 17 May 2015 10:25:11 GMT

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Zimbabwe finally confirm Pakistan tour ESPNcricinfo.com Zimbabwe Cricket (ZC) has confirmed the upcoming tour to Pakistan against the advice of the country's Sports and Recreation Commission (SRC). The board's final decision comes after three days of debate, which began on Thursday when ZC issued a press ... Media Releases, 16 hours ago ICC statement on Pakistan-Zimbabwe seriesInternational Cricket Council ICC will not send match officials to Pakistan for Zimbabwe seriesThe Guardian No ICC umpires for Pakistan-Zimbawecricket.com.au Fox Sports -NDTVSports.com -Yahoo News all 296 news articles »

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Saudi Arabia to buy nuclear bombs from Pakistan: report - New York Post Sun, 17 May 2015 17:35:23 GMT

New York Post

Saudi Arabia to buy nuclear bombs from Pakistan: report New York Post The Saudis — who financed much of Pakistan's nuke program — are fearful of international efforts to keep its enemy Iran from acquiring a bomb, the Sunday Times of London reports. The Saudis think the deal, backed by President Obama, will actually ... US officials: 'Saudis set to buy nuclear weapons from Pakistan'International Business Times UK Saudis to Buy Nukes from Pakistan - US OfficialsArutz Sheva Report: Saudis to Buy Nuke from Pakistan in Response to Iran DealTheTower.org The Australian -Press TV all 96 news articles »

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US drone kills five militants at Taliban site in Pakistan, officials say - The Guardian Sat, 16 May 2015 20:08:56 GMT

The Guardian

US drone kills five militants at Taliban site in Pakistan, officials say The Guardian They say the compound had been used by the Pakistani Taliban. US drone strikes have killed several leading militants in rugged areas of Pakistan over the years, but are deeply unpopular in Pakistan because they have also killed civilians. Pakistan has ... America's Pakistan Policy Is Sheer MadnessThe National Interest Online Pakistan launches air and ground anti-Taliban offensive in Shawal ValleyYahoo News Pakistan officials: U.S. drone strike kills 5 militantsMilitary Times Washington Examiner -Channel News Asia all 255 news articles »

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Taliban Attacks Disrupt Progress in Afghan Pakistan Relations - Voice of America Sun, 17 May 2015 20:11:34 GMT

Voice of America

Taliban Attacks Disrupt Progress in Afghan Pakistan Relations Voice of America WASHINGTON—. Just when the peace prospects between Pakistan and Afghanistan seemed to be improving, the Taliban carried out attacks that sent a strong signal about the pitfalls in the way of lasting peace in the region. In his visit to Kabul last week ... Pakistan's relations with its neighbours: AfghanistanThe Express Tribune World will witness new Pakistan soon: Ahsan IqbalDaily Times Planning minister says CPEC will cover all provincesPakistan Today Daily Pakistan -DunyaNews Pakistan all 36 news articles »

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New Film, Among the Believers, Looks Inside Pakistan's Madrassas - The Intercept - First Look Media Sat, 16 May 2015 16:33:22 GMT

The Intercept - First Look Media

New Film, Among the Believers, Looks Inside Pakistan's Madrassas The Intercept - First Look Media “I worry about him,” Talha's father says. “We just sent him to study, we didn't think about it too much.” Talha, a 12-year-old boy, is a seminary student profiled in the new documentary Among the Believers, which examines one of Pakistan's most ...

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Clarity needed on resuming India-Pakistan cricket ties - IBNLive Sun, 17 May 2015 03:15:36 GMT

IBNLive

Clarity needed on resuming India-Pakistan cricket ties IBNLive There has never been or never will be a right time in the foreseeable future for India and Pakistan to play cricket bilaterally. It has always been a political gambit and it is once again, the cacophonic discussions on television channels notwithstanding. Sarbananda Sonowal bats for India-Pakistan seriesEconomic Times Sports Minister Sonowal Keen to Resume Bilateral India vs Pakistan CricketNDTVSports.com 'We want the India-Pakistan series to take place'The Hindu Website (press release) all 31 news articles »

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Pakistan army 'caught India by throat' during Kargil war, says Pervez Musharraf - Daily News & Analysis Sun, 17 May 2015 18:34:35 GMT

Daily News & Analysis

Pakistan army 'caught India by throat' during Kargil war, says Pervez Musharraf Daily News & Analysis "There was a second line force, too, which caught India by throat and that was later given the status of army," Musharraf said, addressing a ceremony of his All Pakistan Muslim League (APML). Musharraf, who masterminded the 1999 Kargil conflict and ... Pakistan Army 'caught India by throat' during Kargil war: Pervez MusharrafIBNLive India won't forget Kargil war, says MusharrafGeo News, Pakistan Country in trouble due to incompetent leadership: MusharrafPakistan Today Daily Pakistan all 23 news articles »