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Did Pakistan poison a senior CIA official? - Christian Science Monitor Sat, 07 May 2016 21:00:32 GMT

Fox News

Did Pakistan poison a senior CIA official? Christian Science Monitor Following the US military raid on a Pakistani compound, a raid that local officials neither knew of nor signed off on, now-retired Pakistan station chief, Mark Kelton became seriously ill. Within two months and after several unsuccessful treatment ... Report: Pakistan may have poisoned CIA chief after Bin Laden raidFox News CIA chief 'poisoned by Pakistan spies' after Osama bin Laden raidTelegraph.co.uk After presiding over bin Laden raid, CIA chief in Pakistan came home suspecting he was poisoned by ISIWashington Post Times of India -Newser -Geo News, Pakistan all 54 news articles »

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London's New Mayor, Sadiq Khan, Hailed in UK and Pakistan - The Intercept Sat, 07 May 2016 19:36:13 GMT

The Intercept

London's New Mayor, Sadiq Khan, Hailed in UK and Pakistan The Intercept Sadiq Khan, the son of Pakistani immigrants who won a landslide victory in this week's London mayoral election, was sworn in on Saturday in a multifaith service at Southwark Cathedral, becoming the British capital's first Muslim mayor. Pakistan Celebrates Sadiq Khan's London Mayor WinBreitbart News London Mayoral Election: Khan, Goldsmith Captivate PakistanNBCNews.com London elects its first Muslim mayor, the son of a bus driver from PakistanLos Angeles Times Indiatimes.com -The Indian Express all 1,628 news articles »

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She defied Islamic extremists in Pakistan by hiding in plain sight - New York Post Sat, 07 May 2016 18:01:35 GMT

New York Post

She defied Islamic extremists in Pakistan by hiding in plain sight New York Post She was born in Pakistan in 1990 to renegades: Her father, Shams, was an engineer and a feminist who gave his new bride a Levi's denim jacket on their wedding night. Her mother, Yasrab, risked her life teaching in a series of girls' schools, the family ...

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Pakistan disowns dead Pathankot militants - Times of India Sat, 07 May 2016 20:43:29 GMT

Times of India

Pakistan disowns dead Pathankot militants Times of India NEW DELHI: India was on Wednesday forced to bury the four Jaish-e-Muhammed terrorists involved in the Pathankot terror attack after Pakistan washed its hands of the slain quartet despite irrefutable proof they had been sent by the terror outfit to ... and more »

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Pakistan to try 13 for killing, burning teenage girl - LA Daily News Sat, 07 May 2016 15:54:00 GMT

Christian Science Monitor

Pakistan to try 13 for killing, burning teenage girl LA Daily News The body of 17-year-old Ambreen Riasat was found in a torched van near a tourist resort in northwestern Pakistan on April 29. Police say the tribal council ordered the killing, and that the girl was strangled to death before her body was placed in the ... Pakistan tribal council members face trial for 'honor killing' of teenage girlChristian Science Monitor Pakistan man denounces 'honour killing' death of teenage daughterCBC.ca Pakistan's tribal councils in spotlight after brutal 'honor killing'Reuters Times of India all 153 news articles »

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Afghanistan, Pakistan Trade Accusations - Voice of America Sat, 07 May 2016 12:01:33 GMT

Voice of America

Afghanistan, Pakistan Trade Accusations Voice of America “In fact Pakistan's old policy vis-a-vis Afghanistan that was claimed to be abandoned in fact has not been,” a close aide to Afghan President Ashraf Ghani told VOA. He requested anonymity. Afghans have long accused the Pakistani military-intelligence ... Why Won't Pakistan Act against the Haqqani Network?The National Interest Online (blog) all 20 news articles »

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In Pakistan, militants raise alarm with their 'Court of Sharia' - Los Angeles Times Sat, 07 May 2016 10:01:31 GMT

Los Angeles Times

In Pakistan, militants raise alarm with their 'Court of Sharia' Los Angeles Times When a suicide bomb exploded Easter Sunday at a crowded park near his home, killing dozens, Khalid Saeed was saddened but not surprised. Saeed had already seen the reach of Islamist militants firsthand. This year, a disgruntled former business partner ...

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Panama Papers: Pakistan braces for next document release as questions raised over PM's children - ABC Online Sun, 08 May 2016 01:20:30 GMT

ABC Online

Panama Papers: Pakistan braces for next document release as questions raised over PM's children ABC Online It is said that most countries have an army, but in Pakistan the army has a country. Now the nation's elite are anxiously awaiting the next round of documents known as the Panama Papers, due to be released on May 9. Pakistan's continuing challengegulfnews.com all 84 news articles »

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Trust deficit must be removed for better ties with India: Pakistan - Economic Times Sat, 07 May 2016 14:11:00 GMT

Daily Sabah

Trust deficit must be removed for better ties with India: Pakistan Economic Times ISLAMABAD: Pakistan today said the "trust deficit" needs to be removed for better relations with India even as it voiced support for any effort to restart the stalled bilateral dialogue between the two nations. Talking about the resumption of talks ... Pakistan turns down US preconditions for F-16 saleDaily Sabah Pakistan rejects US' conditions for sale of F-16sFirstpost Pakistan rejects US conditions over sale of F-16 fighter jetsDaily Times The Diplomat all 43 news articles »

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Mystery of Pakistan's "solar kids" baffles doctors - CBS News Fri, 06 May 2016 12:47:00 GMT

CBS News

Mystery of Pakistan's "solar kids" baffles doctors CBS News But once the sun goes down, they both lapse into a vegetative state -- unable to move or talk. Javed Akram, a professor of medicine at the Pakistan Institute of Medical Sciences, told The Associated Press on Thursday that he had no idea what was ... In Pakistan, these 2 'solar kids' develop paralysis every nightTimes of India Pakistan's 'solar kids' baffle medical communityThe Hindu Pakistani Brothers Can't Move Or Talk After Sunset, Baffle Medical ScienceIndiatimes.com DAWN.com -Anadolu Agency all 55 news articles »