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Abdul Sattar Edhi honoured with Pakistan state funeral - The Guardian Sat, 09 Jul 2016 21:47:37 GMT

The Guardian

Abdul Sattar Edhi honoured with Pakistan state funeral The Guardian Abdul Sattar Edhi, the founder of one of Pakistan's largest public welfare charities, has become the first Pakistani in more than a quarter of a century to be honoured with a state funeral. Edhi, believed to be in his early nineties, died of kidney ... Pakistan's "living saint" got the country's first state funeral in 30 yearsVICE News Pakistan: State-funeral to be held for philanthropist Abdul Sattar EdhiCNN Charity unlimited: Pakistan's Abdul Sattar Edhi dies at 88The Hindu New York Times -UPI.com -Aljazeera.com all 448 news articles »

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Asia Pacific|Pakistan's Prime Minister Returns Home After Heart Surgery in London - New York Times Sun, 10 Jul 2016 00:29:54 GMT

New York Times

Asia Pacific|Pakistan's Prime Minister Returns Home After Heart Surgery in London New York Times ISLAMABAD, Pakistan — Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif returned to Pakistan on Saturday after an absence of more than a month because of heart surgery in London, but his health problems have not softened the political opposition he faces. Mr. Sharif, 66 ... Sharif returns to face bitter fight in PakistanFinancial Times Pakistan PM returns home after surgery in LondonYahoo7 News Nawaz Sharif Returns To Pakistan After Heart Surgery In UKNDTV The Hindu -Geo News, Pakistan -DunyaNews Pakistan all 164 news articles »

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Pakistan Rejects Afghan Claims on Terrorism - Voice of America Sat, 09 Jul 2016 23:55:06 GMT

Voice of America

Pakistan Rejects Afghan Claims on Terrorism Voice of America Pakistan on Saturday reacted sharply to Afghan President Ashraf Ghani's latest aspersions on Islamabad's counterterrorism efforts. The Afghan leader told the NATO summit in Warsaw earlier in the day that Kabul was receiving cooperation from regional ... Pakistan regrets Afghan Presidents hostile remarks at NATO SummitGeo News, Pakistan Peace initiatives with Pakistan meet failureDaily Times Pakistan disappointed over Afghan President's hostile remarksThe News International all 165 news articles »

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England will face rejuvenated Pakistan but tourists still look well short of winning series - Telegraph.co.uk Sat, 09 Jul 2016 21:01:07 GMT

Telegraph.co.uk

England will face rejuvenated Pakistan but tourists still look well short of winning series Telegraph.co.uk But since the appointment of Misbah ul-Haq, who achieved a masters in business administration before using some of those skills in his captaincy, Pakistan's Test team has been transformed. No more of the friction which has constantly marred the ... England need to attack against Pakistan, not repeat the same mistakes such as giving Gary Ballance another chanceDaily Mail Ballance surprised by England recallBBC Sport England vs Pakistan: Toby Roland-Jones ready to take his chance after belated call-upThe Independent The Guardian -Yahoo News -ESPNcricinfo.com all 175 news articles »

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Pakistan burst into life against Sussex as Wahab Riaz comes to the fore - Telegraph.co.uk Sat, 09 Jul 2016 18:02:00 GMT

Telegraph.co.uk

Pakistan burst into life against Sussex as Wahab Riaz comes to the fore Telegraph.co.uk A burst of four overs – during which Sussex lost four top-order wickets – illustrated how Pakistan's style of cricket remains different from that of any other country. When most Test countries bowl, they attack with the new ball then try to keep it ... Sussex's Harry Finch and Luke Wells shine before Pakistan fight backThe Guardian Pakistan's bowlers struggle at HoveAOL UK Harry Finch, Luke Wells expose chinks in Pakistan's bowlingCricbuzz gulfnews.com -Sportinglife.com -SkySports all 37 news articles »

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Afghan Refugees Remain Under Pressure in Pakistan - Voice of America Sat, 09 Jul 2016 13:48:16 GMT

Voice of America

Afghan Refugees Remain Under Pressure in Pakistan Voice of America Authorities in a Pakistani border province say steps are being taken to prevent police harassment of Afghan refugees, but those with no legal status still will be arrested and deported. Pressure has grown — particularly from host communities ... and more »

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Amir has swing in his step as Pakistan prepare to face reshuffled England - The Guardian (blog) Sat, 09 Jul 2016 20:37:34 GMT

The Guardian (blog)

Amir has swing in his step as Pakistan prepare to face reshuffled England The Guardian (blog) In one department at least Pakistan should be able to equal or surpass England, especially if the Duke ball swings in a humid July. England head to Lord's on Thursday without their two best swing bowlers – Jimmy Anderson and Ben Stokes are sidelined ... England vs Pakistan: Mohammad Amir playing at Lord's will make me feel sick, says Graeme SwannFirstpost Mohammad Amir 'deserves abuse' and only has himself to blame, says Pakistan batting coach Grant FlowerDaily Mail all 30 news articles »

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Pakistan hoping to avoid more controversy as England series starts - The Guardian Sat, 09 Jul 2016 15:00:31 GMT

The Guardian

Pakistan hoping to avoid more controversy as England series starts The Guardian Intikhab Alam is the manager of the Pakistan team. He is 74 now but there is spring in his step and sparkle in his eye. He is a familiar figure, who has been involved with Pakistan cricket for six decades as a player in 47 Tests, a coach/manager on ...

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EU turns blind eye to human rights horrors - grants Pakistan ZERO% import deal - Express.co.uk Sat, 09 Jul 2016 15:41:10 GMT

Express.co.uk

EU turns blind eye to human rights horrors - grants Pakistan ZERO% import deal Express.co.uk Pakistan was granted duty free access to the European market under the Generalised System of Preferences (GSP) in 2013. But a group of MEPs have called for the status to be removed and Brussels has come under fire for ploughing money into Pakistan ...

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Jos Buttler faces race to be fit for England v Pakistan ODI series - Telegraph.co.uk Sat, 09 Jul 2016 12:22:46 GMT

Telegraph.co.uk

Jos Buttler faces race to be fit for England v Pakistan ODI series Telegraph.co.uk Jos Buttler is facing a race to be fit for the one-day series against Pakistan after breaking his left thumb playing for Lancashire on Friday night. Buttler will see a specialist on Monday for further confirmation of the injury but it could be up to ... and more »