Aljazeera.com | Pakistan-US relationship: A double game? Aljazeera.com Earlier this month it was revealed that the US Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) suspected its Islamabad station chief may have been poisoned by Pakistan's military intelligence service, the ISI, following the 2011 raid that killed Osama bin Laden ... |
RadioFreeEurope/RadioLiberty | Pakistan Leader Will Undergo Open-Heart Surgery for 2nd Time New York Times ISLAMABAD, Pakistan — Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif of Pakistan, who has been facing increased political pressure over the extent of his family's wealth, will undergo open-heart surgery next week in London, his daughter and government officials said ... Pakistan's Sharif To Have Heart Surgery In London Pakistan Prime Minister to Have Heart Surgery Pakistan PM Nawaz Sharif to undergo open-heart surgery in London |
The Guardian | Pakistan bans contraceptive advertisements on TV and radio The Guardian The ban came despite a government initiative to encourage birth control in Pakistan, a conservative Muslim country of 190 million people where talking about sex in public is taboo. It is unclear whether it will extend to the government's own family ... Pakistan bans TV contraceptive adverts Pakistan bans all birth control ads to shield 'innocent children' from sex Pakistan bans contraceptive advertisements on TV, radio |
CNN | Pakistani men can beat wives 'lightly,' Islamic council says CNN The Council of Islamic Ideology is a powerful constitutional body that advises the Pakistani legislature whether laws are in line with the teachings of Islam. Its proposed bill is seen as a response to the rejected Punjab Women Protection bill for ... Pakistan poll: 70% say 'It's NEVER permissible for a man to beat his wife' Outrage In Pakistan Over Bid To Allow 'Light Beating' Of Wives Pakistani husbands can 'lightly beat' their wives, Islamic council says |
RadioFreeEurope/RadioLiberty | Pakistan Arrest 2 Officials for Helping Slain Taliban Chief ABC News A Pakistani spokesman says federal investigators have arrested two officials involved in issuing Pakistani documents to the slain Taliban chief, Mullah Akhtar Mansour, and his family. Mansour was killed in a U.S. drone strike a week ago in southwestern ... Pakistan Arrests Officials For Helping Ex-Taliban Leader US tells Pakistan to go after terrorists Does the killing of Mullah Akhtar change US-Pakistan relations? |
Forbes | Aziz Memon: Pakistan's Social Entrepreneurship King Forbes Aziz Memon has built a business empire called the Kings Group of Companies in Pakistan with $100 million in annual revenue while simultaneously devoting much of his time and energy to charitable purposes, especially the eradication of polio. About half ... |
Times of India | US backs India's NSG push as broke Pakistan tries to ride on New Delhi's coattails Times of India WASHINGTON: In the annals of US foreign policy, it's been more a decade since Washington de-hyphenated India and Pakistan, recognizing the very different orientation, size, promise, and direction of the two countries. Apparently, the message is yet to ... US snubs Pakistan, says India's NSG bid not about arms Pakistan refused to accept India's dictation 'India is India, comparisons are not always useful' |
The Express Tribune | Joint chamber: Pakistan-Germany trade body founded The Express Tribune KARACHI: The recently-launched German-Pakistan Chamber of Commerce and Industry (GPCCI), the first ever joint chamber by any European country in Pakistan, is expected to usher in an era of investment, providing a dedicated platform for German ... |
The Hindu | No US-Pakistan F-16 deal for now The Hindu Pakistan seems to have failed to seal the $700 million deal for the purchase of eight F-16 fighter jets from the U.S. following a row between the two countries over their financing, a media report said on Saturday. The Pakistani government was required ... Pakistan lets go last chance to renegotiate F-16 deal Money to Blame: Pakistan May Fail to Buy US F-16 Jets Amid Financing Row |
Daily Times | The story of Alisha: wake up, Pakistan Daily Times Alisha, a transgender and an activist for the rights of transgenders, was mercilessly shot multiple times on Sunday. An action that can be categorised as born out of sheer antipathy, Alisha's murder points to the grave proportions intolerance has ... Police arrest man suspected of shooting trans activist in Pakistan who died in hospital The Attacks Against Transgender Activists in Pakistan Transgender activist dies after being 'denied treatment' for gun wounds in Pakistan hospital |