BBC News | Why did Pakistan admit to hosting the Afghan Taliban? BBC News The Pakistani prime minister's adviser on foreign affairs has indicated in a talk at Washington's Council on Foreign Relations (CFR) that the leadership of Afghan Taliban is living in Pakistan. For many such a disclosure has been an open secret for ... Pakistani PM Adviser: Taliban Leaders Enjoy Safe Haven in Pakistan Pakistan's difficult neighbours Pakistan Admits That Afghan Taliban Leaders Live There |
Washington Post | If a husband beats his wife in Pakistan, can she flee? Maybe not. Washington Post A law unanimously passed last week in Pakistan's most populated province establishes some pretty basic protections for women. If a husband beats up his wife, she can call a 24-hour domestic abuse hotline. Punjab Province will also set up a network of ... Pakistan Women's Protection Measure Declared 'Un-Islamic' Pakistan's top religious body: 'Women's protection law against Islam' Pakistan Religious Body Denounces Protection Law For Women |
ESPNcricinfo.com | SL, Pakistan look to mend batting chinks in dead rubber ESPNcricinfo.com The openers are a worry for Pakistan - none having hit more than 11 in the tournament. Sri Lanka have begun to fear that Tillakaratne Dilshan's form may not recover over the next few weeks, and his partner - Dinesh Chandimal - is an improvised opener ... Pakistan, Sri Lanka tussle for pride Bangladesh upset Pakistan in Asia Cup Captain Shahid Afridi, batsmen face fire after Pakistan's Asia Cup exit |
American Enterprise Institute | Cancel F-16 sale to Pakistan American Enterprise Institute Not reflected in his prepared remarks was his answer to a subsequent question regarding the forthcoming sale of F-16 fighters to Pakistan. He simply avoided the question with some blanket language about how US policy isn't a zero sum game, rather than ... |
The Guardian | Two worlds collide: Pakistan meets Scotland on a plate The Guardian Few people would think Pakistan was comparable to Scotland. But when I moved to Glasgow eight months ago I realised the two had more common ground than I first thought. I find a subtle sense of familiarity in Scotland; like Pakistan, it has dramatic ... |
The Tablet | Pope Francis accepts invitation to visit Pakistan The Tablet Pope Francis will visit Pakistan this year, after accepting an invitation from Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif earlier this week, state-run news agency Associated Press of Pakistan (APP) has reported. The Pope met yesterday in Rome with two Pakistani ... Pope Francis Will Visit Pakistan This Year After an Invitation from Prime Minister Sharif Pope Francis to visit Pakistan this year Pope to visit Pakistan |
Wall Street Journal (blog) | Uber Launches in Pakistan Wall Street Journal (blog) The San Francisco-based company will initially offer its service in the eastern city of Lahore, Pakistan's second-largest city with an estimated population of 10 million. The South Asian nation is the 69th market for Uber, which was valued at over $60 ... Can Uber's safety promise lure rickshaw users in Pakistan? Uber Drivers In Pakistan Will Attend Mandatory Seminars On Sexual Harassment Uber drives to Pakistan |
The Indian Express | Pakistan threaten to pull out of World T20 in India The Indian Express Pakistan on Thursday threatened to pull out of the forthcoming ICC World Twenty20 if the BCCI failed to get security guarantees and a “public statement” from the Indian government about its participation in the mega-event. In this regard, interior ... Pakistan threatens to pull out of World Twenty20 Pakistan threaten to pull out of World T20 Pakistan deliver World T20 threat |
The Economist (blog) | Pakistan and blasphemy The Economist (blog) THESE are dark times for anybody who cares about religious freedom, and the fate of minority faiths, in Pakistan. It is exactly five years since Shahbaz Bhatti, the minorities minister who was the only Christian in the government and an opponent of the ... Why did Pakistan keep hard-line mourners off air? |
Reuters | Former mayor of Pakistan's richest city launches new party to take on rival Reuters KARACHI, Pakistan A former mayor of Karachi, Pakistan's largest and richest city, returned home from self-imposed exile on Thursday and launched a new political party to challenge the iron grip of the Muttahida Qaumi Movement (MQM) on the city. The MQM ... Mustafa Kamal returns, unveils new political party |