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Report: In A Decade (Or Sooner), Pakistan Could Be No. 3 Nuclear Power - NPR Thu, 27 Aug 2015 16:54:44 GMT

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Report: In A Decade (Or Sooner), Pakistan Could Be No. 3 Nuclear Power NPR The report, A Normal Nuclear Pakistan, written by the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace and the Stimson Center, says: "in the next five to 10 years Pakistan could have a nuclear arsenal not only twice the size of India's but also larger than ... Pakistan said to be on track to have third largest arsenal of nuclear weaponsFinancial Times Report: Pakistan on track to have world's 3rd largest nuclear arsenalWashington Examiner Report: Pakistan's nuclear arsenal could become the world's third-biggestWashington Post Toronto Star -Voice of America all 68 news articles »

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Amer Ahmad's unexpected return from Pakistan followed change of heart ... - cleveland.com Thu, 27 Aug 2015 17:49:57 GMT

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Amer Ahmad's unexpected return from Pakistan followed change of heart ... cleveland.com Pakistan has not formally said why it has agreed to release Ahmad, the first person extradited from Pakistan to the U.S. since 2006. But federal officials and an analyst said Ahmad's return followed a change of heart by Ahmad himself about returning to ... Ex-Chicago Comptroller Amer Ahmad extradited from PakistanChicago Tribune Ex-Ohio official who fled to Pakistan returned to USWLWT Cincinnati Pakistan extradites former Ohio deputy treasurer to serve prison termColumbus Dispatch Dayton Daily News all 53 news articles »

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Are Pakistan's female medical students to be doctors or wives? - BBC News Fri, 28 Aug 2015 00:21:12 GMT

BBC News

Are Pakistan's female medical students to be doctors or wives? BBC News In Pakistan's prestigious medical schools, female students outshine and outnumber their male counterparts. However, many do not end up as practicing doctors - and now there are calls to limit their numbers, the BBC's Amber Shamsi in Islamabad reports. and more »

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Modi's Pakistan Test - Wall Street Journal Thu, 27 Aug 2015 17:36:33 GMT

Wall Street Journal

Modi's Pakistan Test Wall Street Journal Pakistan called off talks between the two country's national security advisors amidst acrimony fueled by both sides through a farcical exchange of media statements. India insisted that Pakistan National Security Advisor Sartaj Aziz not meet with ... Why neither India nor Pakistan won the 1965 warDeutsche Welle India and Pakistan must keep talking to end blood feudThe Straits Times Pakistan contacts UN over cancellation of NSA-level talksTimes of India Economic Times -Voice of America -Firstpost all 741 news articles »

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Pakistan Super league: Qatar to host Inaugural T20 competition - BBC Sport Thu, 27 Aug 2015 17:28:59 GMT

BBC Sport

Pakistan Super league: Qatar to host Inaugural T20 competition BBC Sport The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) says 40 foreign players from all test-playing countries, except India, have expressed an interest. The tournament will take place from 4 to 24 February 2016 in Doha and will feature five teams playing for prize money of ... Qatar to host Pakistan T20 leagueESPNcricinfo.com PCB chief Shahryar Khan dismisses Zaheer Abbas' call for Pakistan to play in IndiaFirstpost Doha to host first edition of Pakistan Super League in Feb 2016Cricbuzz all 403 news articles »

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Second Pakistani Terrorist Caught After Encounter in North Kashmir - NDTV Thu, 27 Aug 2015 17:29:25 GMT

NDTV

Second Pakistani Terrorist Caught After Encounter in North Kashmir NDTV The terrorist has been identified as 22-year-old Javed Ahmed from Muzaffargarh in southwestern area of Punjab in Pakistan. He is also known as Sajjad and Abu Ubedullah. Four of his companions were killed in a 20-hour-long gun battle in Baramulla, North ... Another Pakistani militant captured alive after Kashmir encounter, 4 attackers ...Firstpost Army captures Pakistan terrorist Sajjad Ahmed in KashmirLivemint Jammu and Kashmir: Another Lashkar terrorist caught alive; what has Pakistan ...Daily News & Analysis The Indian Express -Economic Times -India Today all 275 news articles »

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Pakistan Demands Afghanistan Protect Its Kabul Mission, Staff - Voice of America Thu, 27 Aug 2015 14:49:29 GMT

Voice of America

Pakistan Demands Afghanistan Protect Its Kabul Mission, Staff Voice of America Pakistan has demanded Afghanistan ensure protection of its diplomatic staff and premises in Kabul, where officials say Afghan agents are harassing the Pakistani staff, particularly those living outside of the embassy compound. Officials at the ... UNHCR facilitates the return of 51000 Afghans refugees from PakistanUNHCR (press release) Pakistan embassy staff in Kabul limits movementThe Express Tribune all 39 news articles »

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Exiled Pakistani Separatist Says Government Has Reached Out to Him - Wall Street Journal Wed, 26 Aug 2015 21:41:46 GMT

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Exiled Pakistani Separatist Says Government Has Reached Out to Him Wall Street Journal ISLAMABAD—The exiled alleged leader of a long-running separatist insurgency in Pakistan's western Balochistan province said he is willing to enter peace talks after he said the country's prime minister and army chief reached out to him. Brahumdagh ... and more »

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Pakistani militant blows himself up during a police raid, killing his wife and ... - Minneapolis Star Tribune Thu, 27 Aug 2015 16:24:10 GMT

Town Hall

Pakistani militant blows himself up during a police raid, killing his wife and ... Minneapolis Star Tribune MULTAN, Pakistan — A suspected Taliban militant blew himself up during a police raid in central Pakistan on Thursday, killing his own wife and two children, police said. The counterterrorism raid on the house in the town of Pir Mahal triggered a ... Pakistan suicide bomber kills wife, kids during police raidYahoo News Shooting erupts during police raid on home in PakistanNorthJersey.com all 43 news articles »

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China's Billion-Dollar Gateway To The Subcontinent: Pakistan May Be Opening A ... - Forbes Wed, 26 Aug 2015 13:23:53 GMT

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China's Billion-Dollar Gateway To The Subcontinent: Pakistan May Be Opening A ... Forbes Any sort of conflict could cut off the country's energy supply, and ships would need to travel an extra 500 miles to avoid the strait, currently the fastest route from the Indian Ocean to the Pacific. China, aware of this vulnerability, is looking to ... and more »