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Panama Papers expose Pakistan's embattled prime minister to allegations of corruption - Los Angeles Times Mon, 04 Apr 2016 20:20:00 GMT

Los Angeles Times

Panama Papers expose Pakistan's embattled prime minister to allegations of corruption Los Angeles Times While analysts said that maintaining offshore bank accounts may be legal under Pakistani laws, the practice could expose the country's wealthy political elite to fresh allegations of corruption and money laundering in a country in which more than half ... Family Of Pakistan's Sharif Says Offshore Wealth Holdings Not IllegalRadioFreeEurope/RadioLiberty Pakistan's Sharif on Panama leaks: Nothing new, nothing illegalChicago Tribune Panama Papers: Pakistan PM Nawaz Sharif's son defends offshore companiesBBC News Al-Arabiya -Global Voices Online -Daily Times all 101 news articles »

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Pakistan attack: How the Christian minority lives - CNN Mon, 04 Apr 2016 08:22:51 GMT

CNN

Pakistan attack: How the Christian minority lives CNN There are many areas like this across Pakistan, not necessarily Christian-majority areas, but where impoverished Muslims live too. But nationwide it's the widespread discrimination against religious minorities, and in this case Christians, that ... Church Joins in Mourning Pakistan's Park-Massacre Victims of EasterNational Catholic Register Pakistan: Multifaith vigil for Lahore Easter bomb victimsEpiscopal News Service Jihadist Terrorism Is Pakistan's Festering SoreHuffington Post Huffington Post India -The Indian Express (blog) all 103 news articles »

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Waqar Younis steps down as Pakistan coach - ESPNcricinfo.com Mon, 04 Apr 2016 16:32:07 GMT

ESPNcricinfo.com

Waqar Younis steps down as Pakistan coach ESPNcricinfo.com Waqar Younis has resigned as Pakistan's coach three months before his contract was going to end, and only one day after Shahid Afridi relinquished his T20 captaincy. Waqar took the decision after meeting PCB officials in Lahore. The two resignations ... Waqar Younis resigns as Pakistan coach after World Twenty20 flopThe Guardian Waqar resigns as Pakistan coachcricket.com.au Waqar Younis resigns as Pakistan coachTimes of India Sydney Morning Herald -The Indian Express -NDTVSports.com all 274 news articles »

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Thousands stranded by floods and landslides in north-west Pakistan - The Guardian Mon, 04 Apr 2016 11:21:24 GMT

The Guardian

Thousands stranded by floods and landslides in north-west Pakistan The Guardian Rescuers are attempting to reach thousands of people stranded by floods and landslides in Pakistan's north-west and parts of Kashmir after the death toll rose to 55. Disaster management officials in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province, where 47 people have ... Horrendous Floods Kill Dozens in Pakistan After Heavy RainsNBCNews.com Pakistan Floods Kill at Least 45 | The Weather ChannelThe Weather Channel Flash Floods in Pakistan and Kashmir Kill at Least 53Newsweek RTE.ie -The Inquisitr -TIME all 99 news articles »

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Pakistan: Iran Has Nothing to Do With Indian Espionage - The Diplomat Mon, 04 Apr 2016 10:35:40 GMT

The Diplomat

Pakistan: Iran Has Nothing to Do With Indian Espionage The Diplomat When Iranian President Hassan Rouhani visited Pakistan at the end of March, he met with Pakistan's powerful chief of army staff, General Raheel Sharif. As I discussed in The Diplomat last week, Pakistan chose to publicize the contents of the private ... In Indian 'spy' case, Pakistan made a fool of itselfDailyO Pakistan cautions media over linking Iran with Indian 'spy'Economic Times Taliban sold Indian spy to Pakistani intelligence: Senior German diplomatPress TV The Indian Express -Voice of America -Reuters all 137 news articles »

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Pakistan unlikely to allow NIA team's visit to country: Report - Zee News Mon, 04 Apr 2016 16:25:02 GMT

Zee News

Pakistan unlikely to allow NIA team's visit to country: Report Zee News “Don't expect reciprocity in Pathankot attack probe. India (is) doing (a) shoddy probe and maligning Pakistan by dragging in ISI,” the TV channel quoted an official as saying. He further added that Pakistan's “JIT team was taken to the crime scene in ... Raheel Sharif calls the shots in Pakistan, not Nawaz: Then why this charade of a Pathankot 'probe'?Firstpost Pakistan unlikely to allow NIA team visit to probe Pathankot terror attacksIBNLive Pakistan's JIT at Pathankot - Indian naivete or far-sightedness?Business Standard Times of India -Pakistan Today all 16 news articles »

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

Huffington Post

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 ... With Saudi visit, Modi oils India's gulf ties to make it rough for PakistanQuartz 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 Times of India all 693 news articles »

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Pakistan claims senior TTP commander captured in North Waziristan - Long War Journal Mon, 04 Apr 2016 16:54:14 GMT

Voice of America

Pakistan claims senior TTP commander captured in North Waziristan Long War Journal The Pakistani military continues to claim fantastic success in Operation Zarb-e-Azb, the offensive in the tribal agency of North Waziristan which began in June 2014. Based on the reporting from Pakistan, it seems the military is eager to declare ... Pakistan in Final Phase to 'Clear' Border Tribal RegionsVoice of America all 32 news articles »

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Little to go home to in war-torn Pakistan - IRINnews.org Mon, 04 Apr 2016 12:28:19 GMT

IRINnews.org

Little to go home to in war-torn Pakistan IRINnews.org Pakistan's military says it's in the final phase of operations to clear militants from areas near the Afghanistan border, and the government plans to return those displaced by the fighting by the end of this year. But people who fled are reluctant to ... and more »

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Pakistan flash floods kill at least 53 - UPI.com Mon, 04 Apr 2016 11:10:00 GMT

UPI.com

Pakistan flash floods kill at least 53 UPI.com ISLAMABAD, April 4 (UPI) -- At least 53 people are dead after flash floods struck northwestern Pakistan and the disputed Kashmir province, officials said Monday. Rain beginning Saturday night brought flooding to the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Kashmir and ... PESHAWAR: At least 11 people were killed and 16 injured as heavy rains inundated various parts of Khyber ...DAWN.com all 39 news articles »