New York Times | Asia Pacific|Taliban Chief Targeted by Drone Strike in Pakistan, Signaling a US Shift New York Times KABUL, Afghanistan — After months of failed Pakistani efforts to broker peace talks with the Taliban, an American drone strike against the leader of the Afghan militants signaled a major break with precedent as the United States circumvented Pakistan ... Another US-led assassination on its soil angers Pakistan Pakistan says US drone strike violated its sovereignty Afghan Taliban meets on succession after US drones target leader |
The Indian Express | PM Modi in Iran: Trade, transit links on table, but Pakistan will be back of mind for both India, Iran The Indian Express This will be especially pertinent as Afghanistan President Ashraf Ghani will join Modi and Rouhani, in the signing of the trilateral agreement on Chabahar. The development of Chabahar is seen as a competitor to the China-backed Gwadar port in Pakistan. |
The Hindu | Fishermen in troubled waters The Hindu But imagine how much more agonising it must be to languish in another country's prison, often endlessly, and for no fault or for minor transgressions, especially if the two countries in question happen to be India and Pakistan? Every time relations ... |
Daily Times | Pakistan, India and nukes Daily Times New Delhi's obsession with expanding its nuclear arsenal does not seem to abate. The recent missile tests it carried out near the Bay of Bengal are alarming in the sense that there is a strong threat of the Indian Ocean becoming a nuclearised region. |
NDTV | Pakistan National Arrested From Indo-Pak Border In Punjab NDTV Gurdaspur: Border Security Force personnel on Sunday arrested a Pakistan national while he was allegedly trying to cross over to the Indian side along Indo-Pak International Border near Kanshi Barwan Border Outpost (BOP) of Bamial Sector in Pathankot ... |
Pakistan sends 30-bed field hospital to Sri Lanka, 17 doctors coming The Hindu A release of the Pakistan High Commission here stated that the field hospital had operation theaters and x-ray laboratories. Two special cargo aircraft, carrying relief items, were also expected to reach Colombo shortly. Besides, 17 Pakistani doctors ... |
The Express Tribune | Humanitarian Summit – lessons for Pakistan The Express Tribune In the last 20 years, natural disasters affected 218 million people at an economic cost of more than $300 billion each year. Pakistan is prone to all kinds of disasters, including terrorism, which has alone caused the displacement of millions of people ... |
Daily Times | Pakistan has a lot to offer to Central Asian states, says report Daily Times ISLAMABAD: Pakistan, a country with around 18 per cent of Internet penetration and its geographical location, has a lot to offer to landlocked Central Asian states with crucial bandwidth access, which can turn Pakistan into regional connectivity hub ... |
The Statesman | Pakistan confirms US drone strike The Statesman "Late Saturday May 21, 2016, the US shared information that a drone strike was carried out in Pakistan near the Pakistan-Afghanistan border area, in which reportedly the Afghan Taliban leader Mullah Akhtar Mansoor was targeted," said the statement. Pakistan: US drone strike violated our sovereignty |
Jerusalem Post Israel News (blog) | Why Israel should be concerned over Pakistan nukes Jerusalem Post Israel News (blog) My memories of that day are still fresh as if a wound that time may never heal. It was 18 years ago that day May 28, 1998 when Pakistan generals did a terrible thing in France-sized southwestern Balochistan. Amid deafening slogans of Allahu Akbar-- the ... |