New York Times | White House, Russia, Pakistan: Your Wednesday Briefing New York Times “Trump is quite a personality, and he likes to tweet,” said Xinhua, the state-run news agency, in a cutting editorial that broke with Beijing's usual public reticence over Mr. Trump's social media outbursts. The United States, it added, “must not ... |
Los Angeles Times | Pakistan lawmakers elect new prime minister — who's likely to step aside in 45 days Los Angeles Times Pakistan's lawmakers have elected Shahid Khaqan Abbasi to replace Nawaz Sharif as prime minister after Sharif was ousted in a corruption probe last week, but few expect Abbasi to stay in power. Abbasi was sworn in late Tuesday. But Sharif's ruling ... Shahid Khaqan Abbasi elected as interim prime minister Shahid Khaqan Abbasi: What You Need to Know About Pakistan's New Prime Minister Pakistani Lawmakers Elect Ousted PM Nawaz Sharif's Ally as Replacement |
The Guardian | Pakistan must reject US aid and exit the war on terror, says Imran Khan The Guardian Pakistan must detach itself from American influence and pull out of the “war on terror” in order to create prosperity and achieve regional peace, Imran Khan, the Pakistani opposition leader , has said. Buoyed by last week's dismissal of prime minister ... Pakistan lawmaker accuses Tehreek-e-Insaf chief Imran Khan of sending her obscene messages, quits party Pakistan: Female leader of Imran Khan's party quits alleging harassment Imran Khan sent me inappropriate text messages, alleges Ayesha Gulalai |
The Guardian | Partition of India and Pakistan 70 years on – share your stories The Guardian The two independent countries of India and Pakistan – the former majority Hindu, the latter the world's first Islamic republic – were established at midnight on 14 August 1947. “At the stroke of the midnight hour, when the world sleeps, India will ... |
U.S. News & World Report | Pakistan Extends House Arrest of Islamist Blamed for 2008 Mumbai Attacks U.S. News & World Report ISLAMABAD (Reuters) - Pakistan has extended by two months the house arrest of Hafiz Saeed, accused by the United States of masterminding 2008 attacks on the Indian financial capital of Mumbai that killed 166 people, a government document reviewed by ... |
Washington Post | Why Sharif's ouster is dangerous for Pakistan Washington Post In May 2013 after his electoral victory, Nawaz Sharif said something that for years, no Pakistani leader had dared to express. Sharif told me, “civilian supremacy over the military is a must.” He went a step further and said, “The prime minister is the ... Pakistan Names Shahid Khaqan Abbasi Interim Prime Minister Pakistan parliament to elect PM after Sharif removal After Nawaz Sharif's Ouster, What's Next For Pakistan? |
Firstpost | India-Pakistan Indus Waters Treaty talks were held in the spirit of cooperation: World Bank Firstpost Washington: The talks between Indian and Pakistani officials over the Indus Waters Treaty took place in a spirit of goodwill and cooperation, the World Bank has said, asserting that the two parties have agreed to reconvene in September in Washington ... |
ReliefWeb | Cross-border conflict drivers and breaks – Pakistan, Afghanistan, Iran and Iraq ReliefWeb This report provides an overview of the evidence on cross-border conflict drivers and breaks along the Pakistan–Afghanistan–Iran–Iraq route. Direct evidence on the nature of conflict-related flows along this route in its entirety is limited. Therefore ... |
India Today | Indebted to China for unflinching support on Kashmir: Pakistan Army chief Bajwa India Today "Pakistan is indebted to China for its unflinching support to our perspective at all international forums, may it be expansion of Nuclear Suppliers Group, Kashmir Issue, or Pakistan's full membership of Shanghai Cooperation Organisation," Bajwa said. |
Times of India (blog) | Pakistan and India must return to the negotiating table, without further ado and preconditions Times of India (blog) After such a propitious start, the press conference by the then Indian foreign secretary issuing a charge sheet against Pakistan, when PM Sharif was still in town, was unhelpful to say the least. We also found India's decision to cancel its foreign ... |