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Rice to Press Pakistan on Antiterror Vigilance - Wall Street Journal Sat, 29 Aug 2015 15:43:16 GMT

Wall Street Journal

Rice to Press Pakistan on Antiterror Vigilance Wall Street Journal ISLAMABAD, Pakistan—U.S. national security adviser Susan Rice is set to arrive in Pakistan on Sunday to press the country's government to do more to prevent terrorists from using its territory as a base for attacks on its neighboring states, an ... Rice makes surprise visit to Pakistan on peace missionThe Hindu Rice's Trip to Pakistan Unrelated to Indo-Pak Tension: White HouseThe New Indian Express US NSA Susan Rice's trip to Pakistan unrelated to Indo-Pak tension: White HouseEconomic Times NDTV -Pakistan Today all 57 news articles »

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Nine Killed as India and Pakistan Exchange Cross-Border Fire - Wall Street Journal Fri, 28 Aug 2015 13:21:36 GMT

Wall Street Journal

Nine Killed as India and Pakistan Exchange Cross-Border Fire Wall Street Journal At least nine people were killed and dozens wounded in cross-border firing by Indian and Pakistani forces on Friday, officials said, increasing tensions less than a week after high-level talks between the estranged neighbors were called off. The ... India and Pakistan: Jaw-Jaw Not War-WarNewsweek Clashes erupt between India and Pakistan along disputed borderWashington Post 9 civilians killed as India and Pakistan exchange fire over disputed borderCNN International The Inquisitr -Al-Arabiya -The Daily Star all 1,211 news articles »

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Why Has Pakistan Become So Intolerant? - Daily Beast Sun, 30 Aug 2015 01:33:43 GMT

Daily Beast

Why Has Pakistan Become So Intolerant? Daily Beast My getting beaten up by agents of Pakistan's military Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) in the back cab of a pickup truck on the outskirts of Peshawar last year was mild compared to the discrimination and violence that the country's religious ...

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Whatever happened to Pakistan's film industry? - Deutsche Welle Sat, 29 Aug 2015 14:19:56 GMT

Deutsche Welle

Whatever happened to Pakistan's film industry? Deutsche Welle With the VCR also came smuggled Indian films and they seemed a lot more glitzy and contemporary than what the Pakistani films had begun to dish out from 1979 onwards. The generation that grew up in the 1980s quickly forgot that Pakistan once had a ... and more »

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From China to Pakistan: A well-thought-out 3000km lifeline - Hindustan Times Sat, 29 Aug 2015 18:09:04 GMT

Hindustan Times

From China to Pakistan: A well-thought-out 3000km lifeline Hindustan Times Through September, working groups of Chinese and Pakistanis will finalise 40-plus projects to launch the $46 billion China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC). Both governments see this as more than just a construction project. The corridor is designed ... Pakistan's concerns over Indian ceasefire violations are legitimate, says ...The Express Tribune Some politicians, businessmen don't want Pakistan to progress: MunterThe News International all 11 news articles »

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Pakistan bans Islamic State militant group - Times of India Sat, 29 Aug 2015 09:55:50 GMT

Times of India

Pakistan bans Islamic State militant group Times of India PAKISTAN: Pakistan has banned the Islamic State militant group that has overrun vast stretches of Iraq and Syria after repeatedly denying the dreaded outfit's presence within its territory. "The Islamic State or Daesh has been banned in Pakistan," an ... Pakistan Says 14 Militants Killed In Air StrikesRadioFreeEurope/RadioLiberty Pakistan Army Kills 14 Suspected Militants Near AfghanistanABC News Pakistan air force strikes kill 14 militants near Afghan borderPress TV all 80 news articles »

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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

NPR

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 Pace to Become Third-Largest Nuclear PowerVoice of America Report: Pakistan's nuclear arsenal could become the world's third-biggestWashington Post Deutsche Welle -The Express Tribune -IBNLive all 255 news articles »

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US to provide attack helicopters to Pakistan: Report - Times of India Sat, 29 Aug 2015 09:50:17 GMT

Times of India

US to provide attack helicopters to Pakistan: Report Times of India A notification by the US Department of Defence stated that 10 per cent (USD 57.9 million) of the overall contract value covered the sale to the government of Pakistan which suggests that this is an initial deal for the first two helicopters only, with ... It is not clear how many of the 15 helicopters have been signed for at this ...DAWN.com all 13 news articles »

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Cookies on the BBC website - BBC News Fri, 28 Aug 2015 13:02:28 GMT

BBC News

Cookies on the BBC website BBC News In Pakistan's prestigious medical schools, female students outshine and outnumber their male counterparts. However, many do not end up as practising doctors - and now there are calls to limit their numbers, the BBC's Amber Shamsi in Islamabad reports. Women rule Pakistan's med schools, but few practice. Men want M.D. 'trophy wives.'PRI all 117 news articles »

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Ajmal confident of Pakistan comeback - BBC Sport Fri, 28 Aug 2015 17:49:51 GMT

BBC Sport

Ajmal confident of Pakistan comeback BBC Sport "Worcestershire had wanted me to play for them for the whole season but I had decided and agreed with Worcestershire prior to signing the contract this season that I wouldn't be able to play the whole season and would return to Pakistan prior to the ... Saeed Ajmal will feature in Pakistan's T20 ChampionshipPakistan Today all 54 news articles »