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Saudi -India-Pakistan triangle - Huffington Post Sun, 03 Apr 2016 23:50:15 GMT

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Saudi -India-Pakistan triangle Huffington Post After years of considering Saudi Arabia as a major ally and economic benefactor, Pakistan may be on the verge of losing its erstwhile patron to archrival India. Prime Minister Narendra Modi arrived in Riyadh last week for an official visit full of ... Pakistan or Iran in anti-terror statement? India, Saudi Arabia interpret their ownThe Indian Express Modi's Saudi visit part of push to 'de-hyphenate' India from PakistanReuters Narendra Modi visits Saudi Arabia to befriend Pakistan allies and put pressure on IslamabadInternational Business Times UK Scroll.in -Times of India all 519 news articles »

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At least 45 killed in Pakistan as heavy rain causes roofs to collapse - The Guardian Mon, 04 Apr 2016 00:12:15 GMT

The Guardian

At least 45 killed in Pakistan as heavy rain causes roofs to collapse The Guardian At least 45 people have been killed and 34 injured after heavy rain across north-west Pakistan caused the roofs of dozens of homes to collapse, officials have said. The deaths were reported in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province during a downpour that began on ... Official: Rain, Floods Kill 45 in Northwest PakistanABC News Violent flooding kills 50 in PakistanLos Angeles Times Rain, floods kill 45 in northwest PakistanThe Boston Globe Press TV -The Weather Channel all 28 news articles »

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Shahid Afridi steps down from Pakistan T20 captaincy but vows to play on - The Guardian Sun, 03 Apr 2016 11:12:00 GMT

The Guardian

Shahid Afridi steps down from Pakistan T20 captaincy but vows to play on The Guardian Shahid Afridi has stepped down as captain of Pakistan's T20 team, but vowed to continue playing for his country. The 36-year-old's position was under huge pressure following a disappointing World Twenty20 campaign in which Pakistan won only one of ... Shahid Afridi quits Pakistan captaincy after 'clueless' commentStuff.co.nz Waqar Younis refuses to let go of Pakistan coach job without a fightThe Indian Express Afridi not retiring from T20Is, but steps down as captainESPNcricinfo.com The National -cricket.com.au -Daily Mail all 118 news articles »

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Pakistan cautions media over linking Iran with Indian 'spy' - Economic Times Sun, 03 Apr 2016 11:17:36 GMT

Daily News & Analysis

Pakistan cautions media over linking Iran with Indian 'spy' Economic Times The Iranian embassy here last week had issued a terse statement after several media outlets hinted that Tehran might have knowledge about Kulbhushan Yadhav, who was reportedly arrested by Pakistani authorities in Balochistan after he entered from Iran. Iran probes Pakistan's claim on arrest of alleged Indian 'spy'Daily News & Analysis 'Indian hand behind terrorism' in PakistanDaily Times Taliban sold Indian spy to Pakistani intelligence: Senior German diplomatPress TV The Indian Express -Voice of America -Geo News, Pakistan all 120 news articles »

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Pakistan in Final Phase to 'Clear' Border Tribal Regions - Voice of America Sun, 03 Apr 2016 12:52:49 GMT

Voice of America

Pakistan in Final Phase to 'Clear' Border Tribal Regions Voice of America Pakistan's military said it killed more than 250 militants and lost eight soldiers in counterinsurgency operations near the Afghan border in the past two months. Army officials said fighting in the remote Shawal valley of North Waziristan is the final ... 252 militants killed in last phase of military operation in PakistanThe Hindu 252 militants killed in Pakistan in two monthsgulfnews.com all 21 news articles »

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Unreported: The Pakistan time-bomb and a potential solution - World Tribune Sun, 03 Apr 2016 19:34:59 GMT

World Tribune

Unreported: The Pakistan time-bomb and a potential solution World Tribune The massacre of 79, many of them children, by an Islamic terrorist group aiming at Christians on a community playground on Eastern Sunday – large numbers of Muslims were also killed and wounded – marks a new downturn in Pakistan. The suicide ... and more »

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Pakistan's Religious Right Mobilizes Anew to Defend Blasphemy Laws - NPR Sat, 02 Apr 2016 09:24:00 GMT

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Pakistan's Religious Right Mobilizes Anew to Defend Blasphemy Laws NPR A strange new shrine has appeared on the eastern edge of Islamabad, Pakistan's capital, amid the low hills that roll towards the Himalayan mountains. Within a small gazebo, crowned by a green dome, there is a grave, decorated with silver tinsel and ... You're stupid, not 'secular' if you support Pakistani terroristsDailyO Pakistan Pledges Not to Amend Law That Imposes Death Penalty for BlasphemyCNSNews.com How many tiny coffins will it take to shake Pakistan out of its slumber?Quartz all 35 news articles »

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Pakistan: Dozens of foreigners 'mysteriously disappear' from Islamabad after security crackdown - International Business Times UK Sun, 03 Apr 2016 12:03:00 GMT

International Business Times UK

Pakistan: Dozens of foreigners 'mysteriously disappear' from Islamabad after security crackdown International Business Times UK Dozens of foreign nationals have disappeared from the Pakistani capital Islamabad after the government had requested them to provide their identification credentials to the local police. At least 65 foreigners remain unaccounted for, authorities said. and more »

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Quaid's Pakistan: Bhuttoism missed - The News International Mon, 04 Apr 2016 00:40:17 GMT

Quaid's Pakistan: Bhuttoism missed The News International Moreover, the Constitution of Pakistan seeks a democratic, progressive and a welfare state of Pakistan with equal rights to all regardless of gender, creed, faith or ethnicity which is essence of Bhuttoism. It is quite in conformity with the objectives ... and more »

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Pakistan Human Rights Commission seeks thorough probe into missing journalist - The Hindu Sun, 03 Apr 2016 11:10:33 GMT

Pakistan Human Rights Commission seeks thorough probe into missing journalist The Hindu Pakistan's Human Rights Commission has sought a thorough probe into the mysterious disappearance of a Pakistani woman journalist allegedly kidnapped while pursuing case of an Indian engineer who was jailed over espionage charges by a military court. and more »