Washington Post | Nawaz Sharif, ousted Pakistani prime minister, indicted on corruption charges Washington Post The five-member court's findings — and now the indictment — give a powerful boost to Pakistan's major opposition leader, former cricket star Imran Khan, 64, who brought the case against Sharif in the Supreme Court more than a year ago. Sharif's ... Ousted Pakistan PM Nawaz Sharif indicted over corruption claims Nawaz Sharif, Ousted Pakistani Leader, Is Indicted in Corruption Case Pakistan court indicts ex-PM Nawaz Sharif for corruption |
The Spokesman-Review | CIA chief says US needs Pakistan help on Taliban safe havens The Spokesman-Review WASHINGTON – CIA Director Mike Pompeo said Thursday that the United States is going to do everything it can to bring the Taliban to the negotiating table in Afghanistan, but Pakistan must first deny the militants a safe haven on its soil. Pompeo said ... CIA chief says US-Canadian couple held for five years in Pakistan CIA director: Pakistan must deny the Taliban a safe haven Pakistan says fence on Afghan border will reduce attacks |
BBC News | Pakistan militant leader 'killed by drone' in Afghanistan BBC News The leader of a Pakistani Islamist militant group has been killed by a suspected US drone attack in Afghanistan, its spokesman says. Omar Khalid Khorasani led Jamaat-ul-Ahrar, a faction of the Pakistani Taliban behind several high-profile bomb attacks ... US Drone Strike Kills Pakistan Militant Leader In Afghanistan, Group Says US Drone Strike Kills Leader Of Pakistan's Jamaat-ul-Ahrar Terrorists: Spokesman US Drone Strike Kills Militant Whose Group Killed 250 in Pakistan |
Reuters.com | CIA chief says US-Canadian hostages held for five years in Pakistan Reuters.com Pakistan's military and government has indicated that U.S. citizen Caitlan Coleman, her Canadian husband Joshua Boyle and their children were rescued shortly after entering Pakistan from Afghanistan. The couple had been kidnapped in 2012 while ... Assessing Russian Activities and Intentions in Recent US Elections - Office of the Director of National Intelligence |
New York Times | Pakistan, Land of the Intolerant New York Times KARACHI, Pakistan — This country has a poor record of protecting its religious minorities, but we outdo ourselves when it comes to Ahmadis. Members of the sect insist on calling themselves Muslims, and we mainstream Muslims insist on treating them ... |
DunyaNews Pakistan | Imam's century seals it for Pakistan The Hindu Young opener Imam-ul-Haq, nephew of Pakistan great Inzamam-ul-Haq, smashed a hundred on debut to guide his side to a seven-wicket win in the third ODI against Sri Lanka on Wednesday. Seamer Hasan Ali became the quickest bowler to reach 50 ... Imam hits debut ton in Pakistan series-clinching win Cricket: Pakistan's Hafeez reported for suspect bowling action On song Pakistan eager to extend winning streak |
The Hindu | India, Pakistan are both important to US policy, says Tillerson The Hindu Mr. Tillerson, who will be travelling to India and Pakistan next week, said both countries are “important elements” in the U.S. policy for stabilising South Asia and characterised China a destabilising force. “China's provocative actions in the South ... Tillerson Hails Ties With India, but Criticizes China and Pakistan Rex Tillerson To Visit Both Pakistan And India, Says Senior US Official Tillerson to Visit Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Pakistan, India, Switzerland |
CGTN America (blog) | Pakistan Builds Afghan Border Fence in Bid to Stem Terrorist Attacks Voice of America Pakistan's military is installing a robust fence along its largely porous 2,600-kilometer border with Afghanistan and establishing new forts as well as outposts on mountain peaks. Officials hope the fortification plan of hundreds of millions of dollars ... Pakistan building massive fence on Afghanistan border Pakistan, Afghanistan in angry tangle over border fence to keep out militants Pakistan, Afghanistan in angry tangle over border fence |
Aljazeera.com | Roadside blast kills elite police in Pakistan's Quetta Aljazeera.com Islamabad, Pakistan - A suicide bomber has killed at least seven police officers and wounded 22 others in the southwestern Pakistani city of Quetta. The attack targeted a truck carrying police personnel on the city's main Saryab road on Wednesday ... Car bomb kills 5 police, 2 civilians in southwest Pakistan Taliban suicide bomber kills 7 in Pakistan Bombing Targets Pakistani Security Forces, Killing At Least Seven |
New York Times | What's Really Keeping Pakistan's Children Out of School? New York Times Pakistan's education crisis is a supply-side problem. Enrollment rates are used as the measure for progress because Pakistan has the second-largest population of out-of-school children in the world. But the proportion of 5- to 9-year-olds in school is ... |