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Pakistan Executes Shafqat Hussain Despite Appeals - Wall Street Journal Tue, 04 Aug 2015 12:17:44 GMT

Wall Street Journal

Pakistan Executes Shafqat Hussain Despite Appeals Wall Street Journal ISLAMABAD—Pakistani authorities on Tuesday executed a man despite appeals from family members and lawyers who said he was a minor when he was convicted of murder. Shafqat Hussain was tried as an adult and convicted of the kidnapping and ... Pakistan Hangs Shafqat Hussein Despite International OutcryHuffington Post Shafqat Hussain Is Hanged in Pakistan Despite International OutcryNBCNews.com Pakistan executes Shafqat Hussain despite international appealCNN New York Times -The Guardian -Deutsche Welle all 663 news articles »

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Pakistan Tests Modi's Mettle With Gurdaspur Terror Attack - Huffington Post Tue, 04 Aug 2015 14:15:51 GMT

The Hindu

Pakistan Tests Modi's Mettle With Gurdaspur Terror Attack Huffington Post MUMBAI -- When it was obvious that Narendra Modi would become India's prime minister, Pakistan grew alarmed. Modi's party, the Bharatiya Janata Party, is the party that gave India its nuclear status. Indians voted for Modi and the brave India he ... 'Made in Pakistan' label on terrorist's glove shows Pakistan's role in ...Economic Times Militants wore gloves 'Made in Pakistan'The Hindu all 163 news articles »

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26/11 Mumbai attack: Retired Pakistani official makes 7 admissions that nail ... - Economic Times Tue, 04 Aug 2015 12:32:42 GMT

Economic Times

26/11 Mumbai attack: Retired Pakistani official makes 7 admissions that nail ... Economic Times ISLAMABAD: In deeply embarrassing disclosures for Pakistan, its chief investigator of the 26/11 Mumbai terror attack has stated that the mayhem was planned and launched from this country and that the operation was directed from an ops room in Karachi. Former Pakistan investigator blames LeT for 26/11The Hindu Tariq Khosa, Former Pakistan top cop who is Trending in IndiaNDTV Ex-top cop's admissions about 26/11 Mumbai terror attack leave Pakistan red-facedFirstpost India Today -Times of India -Daily News & Analysis all 161 news articles »

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What Will it Take to Realize Pakistan's Potential? - World Bank Group Tue, 04 Aug 2015 17:57:34 GMT

What Will it Take to Realize Pakistan's Potential? World Bank Group Good Afternoon. Assalam o Alaikum. Ladies and gentlemen, students and scholars. It is a great pleasure to be here today. This isn't my first visit to Pakistan, but it is the first time that I have the opportunity to talk with educators and students. I ... and more »

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The Bajrangi Bhaijaan effect: Indian envoy meets woman stranded in Pakistan - Firstpost Wed, 05 Aug 2015 02:05:00 GMT

Firstpost

The Bajrangi Bhaijaan effect: Indian envoy meets woman stranded in Pakistan Firstpost Karachi: Reaching out to help, Indian High Commissioner TCA Raghavan and his wife on Tuesday met a deaf and mute Indian woman stuck in Pakistan for more than a decade and assured her to locate her family as soon as possible. "The purpose of my visit ... Geeta, stranded in Pakistan for 15 years, finds her Bajrangi BhaijaanIndia Today High Commissioner in Pakistan to meet Geeta today: Indian FMGeo News, Pakistan Indian envoy to meet woman stranded in Pakistan for 15 yearsHindustan Times NDTV -Business of Cinema -DAWN.com all 218 news articles »

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Three killed after Pakistani and Indian troops exchange fire in Kashmir - The Guardian Tue, 04 Aug 2015 08:56:02 GMT

The Guardian

Three killed after Pakistani and Indian troops exchange fire in Kashmir The Guardian Indian border guards patrol on Dal Lake in Srinagar, Kashmir. Pakistan and India have fought two wars over competing claims to Kashmir, and a 2003 cease-fire has largely has held despite small, but regular, skirmishes. Photograph: Ami Vitale/Getty Images. Three Killed As India, Pakistan Exchange Fire In KashmirRadioFreeEurope/RadioLiberty Pakistan again shells villages, villager killed in AkhnoorDaily News & Analysis Pakistan claims 2 killed in firing by Indian troopsTimes of India NDTV -The National Interest Online -The New Indian Express all 523 news articles »

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'Pakistan Fishermen to be Freed After Nationality Confirmation' - NDTV Tue, 04 Aug 2015 17:43:00 GMT

NDTV

'Pakistan Fishermen to be Freed After Nationality Confirmation' NDTV Vadodara: In the backdrop of Pakistan releasing 163 Indian fishermen lodged in a Karachi jail, police in Vadodara today said the fishermen from the neighbouring country jailed in Gujarat's Dwarka prison will be released only after "confirmation" of ... Fishermen Caught Up in India and Pakistan's Maritime Border DisputeWall Street Journal (blog) all 223 news articles »

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India and Pakistan's unlikely anti-pornography crusaders: a lawyer and a teenager - Quartz Tue, 04 Aug 2015 04:30:48 GMT

India and Pakistan's unlikely anti-pornography crusaders: a lawyer and a teenager Quartz They are separated by over two decades, two entirely different political establishments and one heavily armed international border, but Ghazi Muhammad Abdullah and Kamlesh Vaswani have fought for the same thing: banning online pornography in their ... and more »

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What a Taliban in disarray could mean for Afghanistan and Pakistan - Washington Post Mon, 03 Aug 2015 23:39:50 GMT

McClatchy Washington Bureau

What a Taliban in disarray could mean for Afghanistan and Pakistan Washington Post Mr. Mansour was described as a close ally of Pakistani authorities who supported recent peace talks with the Afghan government; but in his first statement he derided the talks, and some reports said he had quarreled with Pakistan. The first ... Mullah Omar worked as potato vendor to escape detection in PakistanMcClatchy Washington Bureau Peace talks with Taliban a ploy by Pakistan Army to keep Afghanistan divided ...Economic Times Mullah Omar's son killed in Pakistan? Afghan Taliban denyHindustan Times The Express Tribune all 973 news articles »

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Pakistan Holds Great Promise As US Partner: Runde - ValueWalk Tue, 04 Aug 2015 15:47:00 GMT

ValueWalk

Pakistan Holds Great Promise As US Partner: Runde ValueWalk Pakistan has been a "problem child" for the United States for a number of decades, but according to Daniel Runde of Forbes, that could all change in the next few years as Pakistan develops into an economic and diplomatic powerhouse in Southeast Asia. Forbes report: 'Pakistan a potential global turnaround story'The Express Tribune all 11 news articles »