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Stalled by Scandal, Pakistani Network Goes on the Air at Last - New York Times Tue, 18 Oct 2016 20:14:32 GMT

New York Times

Stalled by Scandal, Pakistani Network Goes on the Air at Last New York Times ISLAMABAD, Pakistan — A high-profile Pakistani news network, Bol TV, made its inaugural broadcast on Tuesday, more than a year after its planned debut was derailed when its parent company was embroiled in a scandal involving fake online degrees. and more »

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A Pakistani tea vendor snapped by a passing photographer has become an internet sensation - Quartz Tue, 18 Oct 2016 21:40:59 GMT

Quartz

A Pakistani tea vendor snapped by a passing photographer has become an internet sensation Quartz Until a few days ago, 18-year-old Arshad Khan was just another face in the crowded Itwar Bazaar, or Sunday market, in the Pakistani capital of Islamabad, where he manned a tea stall. Since then, he has turned into a social media sensation. And that was ... Blue-Eyed Pakistani 'Chai Wala' Becomes Internet SensationNDTV Pakistan's chaiwala: The eyes that got the world lookingKhaleej Times This blue-eyed chaiwala is being called Pakistan's 'nuclear weapon'Times of India DunyaNews Pakistan -The News International -Samaa Tv (blog) all 26 news articles »

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Indian Prime Minister suggests Pakistan 'radiates the darkness of terrorism' - CNN Mon, 17 Oct 2016 21:42:20 GMT

CNN

Indian Prime Minister suggests Pakistan 'radiates the darkness of terrorism' CNN Pakistan calls upon the international community and especially the BRICS Leaders to ask India to stop bloodshed of Kashmiris immediately, release Kashmiri Leaders and thousands of Kashmiris taken away forcibly with their fate unknown and address the ... India's Modi suggests Pakistan is 'a mother-ship of terrorism' 2 Hours Ago | 00:44CNBC India's Modi Calls Pakistan Terror 'Mothership' at Brics SummitWall Street Journal China defends Pakistan after Modi's 'mothership of terrorism' remarkDAWN.com TIME -International Business Times -South China Morning Post all 2,181 news articles »

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India and Pakistan at War Against Peaceniks - New York Times Sun, 16 Oct 2016 21:33:15 GMT

New York Times

India and Pakistan at War Against Peaceniks New York Times Once, in a TV studio near Delhi almost eight years ago, I tried to stop a war between India and Pakistan and left thinking: Let them fight. It's never a good idea to join a TV debate when those two are on the brink of yet another war. I was visiting ... Jawan killed as Pakistan violates LoC truce againTimes of India India wants to contain tensions with Pakistan, focus on economyReuters Anticipating Pakistan's Next Moves in AfghanistanThe Wire Center for Research on Globalization -Livemint -Quartz all 608 news articles »

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The US is likely to remain cosy with Pakistan and there is little that India can do about it - Quartz Tue, 18 Oct 2016 06:28:23 GMT

Bloomberg

The US is likely to remain cosy with Pakistan and there is little that India can do about it Quartz The Obama administration, now in its last phase, is unlikely to take any strong action against Pakistan even though the White House tacitly supported recent Indian military strikes against terrorists on Pakistan's side of the Line of Control (LoC). The ... Modi Lays Groundwork For Water War in Battle With Rival PakistanBloomberg India's self-goal: How we made Pakistan our equal by obsessing over itFirstpost UK hails Pakistan's 'significant sacrifices' in combating terrorEconomic Times Geo News, Pakistan -News18 -The Express Tribune all 371 news articles »

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Driven out: Muslim family relocates to Pakistan after Islamophobia in N. Carolina (VIDEO) - RT Tue, 18 Oct 2016 20:22:37 GMT

RT

Driven out: Muslim family relocates to Pakistan after Islamophobia in N. Carolina (VIDEO) RT Counter-terrorism computer scientist Zeeshan Usmani and his family had enough of the United States after several threatening incidents of Islamophobia in North Carolina, he told RT, and have moved to Pakistan, where their security is not guaranteed. and more »

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Pakistan PM cornered over 'graft' and Kashmir situation - Times of India Tue, 18 Oct 2016 20:31:23 GMT

Times of India

Pakistan PM cornered over 'graft' and Kashmir situation Times of India While the Imran Khan-led opposition party Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) has threatened an 'Occupy Islamabad' sit-in over alleged money-laundering by the Sharif family, a coalition of religious and political outfits called Difa-e-Pakistan Council (DPC ... KP people searching for man who vowed to make 'Naya Pakistan': PM NawazDunyaNews Pakistan Nawaz lambasts PTI: 'KP's leaders only found on containers'DAWN.com all 79 news articles »

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India wants to use water as weapon against Pakistan: Tariq Fatemi - Economic Times Tue, 18 Oct 2016 16:40:00 GMT

Economic Times

India wants to use water as weapon against Pakistan: Tariq Fatemi Economic Times "Fatemi also condemned the stated intent of India to use water as a weapon against the people of Pakistan, in flagrant violation of its international treaty obligations. He charged that such an action could only be contemplated by an irresponsible ... How long will India, Pakistan remain hostile, asks Farooq AbdullahTimes of India Nailing Pakistan's historic lies on Kashmir – Point by PointZee News all 56 news articles »

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Pakistan vs West Indies: Darren Bravo lauds visitors' fightback in day-night Test - Firstpost Tue, 18 Oct 2016 17:47:12 GMT

Firstpost

Pakistan vs West Indies: Darren Bravo lauds visitors' fightback in day-night Test Firstpost Dubai: West Indian batsman Darren Bravo, who scored a resolute hundred in the first Test against Pakistan, Tuesday said his team could have beaten Pakistan after fighting their way in Dubai. Bravo defied Pakistan's potent bowling attack on a weary ... Pakistan v West Indies: Darren Bravo century almost denies hosts in thrillerBBC Sport Pakistan clinch tense win despite Bravo toncricket.com.au Pakistan overcome Bravo epic for thrilling winESPNcricinfo.com SkySports -Cricbuzz -DAWN.com all 528 news articles »

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Pakistan hosts 16-nation military sports tournament - DAWN.com Tue, 18 Oct 2016 19:25:52 GMT

DAWN.com

Pakistan hosts 16-nation military sports tournament DAWN.com Army cricket teams from different countries have arrived at Lahore to take part in the first ever Physical Agility Combat Efficiency System (PACES) competition being hosted by Pakistan Army. Teams from Sri Lanka, England, Saudi Arabia, China and ... and more »