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Pakistan train bombing: Deaths in Balochistan attack - Aljazeera.com Fri, 07 Oct 2016 19:15:51 GMT

Aljazeera.com

Pakistan train bombing: Deaths in Balochistan attack Aljazeera.com At least six people have been killed and 19 wounded after two explosions targeted a passenger train in Pakistan's southwestern Balochistan province, according to officials. Friday's blasts hit the Rawalpindi-bound Jaffar Express as it passed near the ... 2 Bombs Hit Train in Southwestern Pakistan, Killing 6 PeopleABC News Pakistan train bombings kill at least fourReuters Bombs hit train in Pakistan, 4 killedThe Hindu all 68 news articles »

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Battleground Bollywood: India's film industry targets Pakistan as political tensions rise - Los Angeles Times Fri, 07 Oct 2016 16:15:00 GMT

Los Angeles Times

Battleground Bollywood: India's film industry targets Pakistan as political tensions rise Los Angeles Times As India and Pakistan trade attacks and accusations over the disputed border territory of Kashmir, a new flashpoint has emerged: Bollywood. Indian filmmakers have banned Pakistani artists, and Pakistani cinemas have retaliated by pulling the popular ... and more »

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Pakistan's Parliament Strengthens Honor Killing Law - Voice of America Fri, 07 Oct 2016 14:56:08 GMT

PBS NewsHour

Pakistan's Parliament Strengthens Honor Killing Law Voice of America Pakistan's parliament on Thursday tightened a legal loophole that allowed perpetrators of honor killings to avoid justice. Under the new law, a pardon granted by the victim's family can spare the convicted perpetrator from capital punishment – but not ... Pakistan renews efforts to crack down on honor killingsPBS NewsHour Pakistan Toughens Penalties For 'Honor' KillingsNPR Pakistan Toughens Laws on Rape and 'Honor Killings' of WomenNew York Times Wall Street Journal -CNN -USA TODAY all 153 news articles »

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Why India Finally Attacked Pakistan - The National Interest Online Fri, 07 Oct 2016 00:55:24 GMT

The National Interest Online

Why India Finally Attacked Pakistan The National Interest Online The Uri terrorist attack on the Indian Army base on September 18, which killed twenty soldiers and wounded thirty five, has once again brought to the fore Pakistan's continued use of terrorism as state policy against India. According to the latest ... Peace in war-torn Afghanistan only via Kashmir, Pakistan tells USTimes of India 'US playing key role in reducing tension between India, Pakistan'The Indian Express India tensions complicate Pakistan pick for next army chiefChicago Tribune Economic Times -Firstpost -The Hindu all 2,712 news articles »

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India And Pakistan's Looming Water War - Seeker Fri, 07 Oct 2016 12:01:10 GMT

Seeker

India And Pakistan's Looming Water War Seeker For more than 60 years now, India and Pakistan have been fighting over the disputed region of Kashmir. In recent months, public protests have turned particularly violent -- fueled by social media -- and skirmishes between military forces have resulted ... India cannot unilaterally revoke Indus Waters Treaty: PakistanTimes of India India cannot unilaterally revoke or alter Indus Treaty: PakistanThe Hindu Blood and water are a dangerous mix amid tensions in KashmirCNBC all 114 news articles »

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Final appeal set for Pakistani Christian woman facing execution for blasphemy - Telegraph.co.uk Fri, 07 Oct 2016 15:25:00 GMT

Telegraph.co.uk

Final appeal set for Pakistani Christian woman facing execution for blasphemy Telegraph.co.uk A Christian woman facing execution for blasphemy in Pakistan has been granted her final chance to appeal next week, after the country's supreme court set a date for Asia Bibi's last hearing. In a case that has gained international infamy, the mother-of ... Final hearing for Christian woman facing execution for blasphemy in PakistanThe Independent SC to hear Asia Bibi's blasphemy appeal on Oct 13DAWN.com all 14 news articles »

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How Chinese money will transform Pakistan - DAWN.com Fri, 07 Oct 2016 11:57:23 GMT

DAWN.com

How Chinese money will transform Pakistan DAWN.com The development of the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) has spurred debate in all quarters. Some perceive it as a form of neo-colonialism criticising Pakistan's government for promoting unethical business practices at the cost of ordinary ... and more »

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Japanese robot cat Doraemon raises hackles in India and Pakistan - The Guardian Fri, 07 Oct 2016 07:57:00 GMT

The Guardian

Japanese robot cat Doraemon raises hackles in India and Pakistan The Guardian “The language that is used in the cartoons is destroying our societal norms,” the resolution said in urging the Pakistan Electronic Media Regulatory Authority to banish the cat from TV screens. The resolution also voiced concern that Doraemon was ... and more »

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These are the 10 Killer Weapons India and Pakistan Would Use in a War - The National Interest Online (blog) Fri, 07 Oct 2016 15:14:57 GMT

The National Interest Online (blog)

These are the 10 Killer Weapons India and Pakistan Would Use in a War The National Interest Online (blog) While the world continues to focus on the U.S. presidential election, a massive hurricane off the coast of America, the showdown in Syria and tensions in the South China Sea, another crisis is fast developing between India and Pakistan. And if bullets ... Government sites sit defenceless as Pakistan steps up cyber attacksEconomic Times Indian techies hit back, lock Pakistan govt computersSify News Relationship With India, Pakistan Not A Zero-Sum Game: PentagonNDTV India Today all 71 news articles »

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Fawad Khan finally speaks on the looming India-Pakistan issue, prays for peace - The Indian Express Fri, 07 Oct 2016 13:14:37 GMT

The Indian Express

Fawad Khan finally speaks on the looming India-Pakistan issue, prays for peace The Indian Express Fawad Khan finally speaks on the looming India-Pakistan issue, prays for peace. Fawad Khan speaks for the first time after MNS issued a ban on Pakistani artistes in India. The Pakistani actor says both the nations can together build a peaceful world. Fawad Khan breaks his silence on Pakistan-India relationsThe Express Tribune all 83 news articles »