Washington Post | Study: Arsenic poisoning a risk for 50M in Pakistan Washington Post ISLAMABAD — Some 50 million people are at risk of arsenic poisoning from contaminated groundwater in Pakistan's Indus Valley — far more than previously thought, according to a new study. Pakistan is aware of the growing problem, with arsenic levels ... 'Alarmingly high' levels of arsenic in Pakistan's ground water Arsenic in drinking water threatens up to 60 million in Pakistan Arsenic in Pakistan groundwater 'alarmingly high': study |
Reuters | Pakistan rejects role of 'scapegoat for US failures' in Afghanistan Reuters KARACHI, Pakistan (Reuters) - Pakistan has rejected U.S. criticism of its efforts to fight terrorism, saying it should not be made a scapegoat for the failure of the U.S. military to win the war in Afghanistan. U.S. President Donald Trump unveiled his ... With Chinese Support, Pakistan Can Ignore Trump on Afghanistan Trump's posturing on Pakistan is a gift to China Why Trump Is Right to Get Tough With Pakistan |
Trump Criticizes Pakistan In Afghan Strategy Speech; Pakistan Reacts NPR HADID: It's really hard because what is key for Pakistan, as far as I can understand from speaking to officials and analysts, is that they want some sort of guarantee that Afghanistan won't fall into the orbit of India, which is Pakistan's biggest ... |
PBS NewsHour | How can US get Pakistan's cooperation on Afghanistan? PBS NewsHour Laying out several new approaches to the conflict in Afghanistan, President Trump singled out Pakistan's support for the Taliban as particularly problematic. What was new in the president's speech and what are the real-world effects of his strategy ... Trump's Afghanistan Strategy Relies On India And Pakistan US asks India, Pakistan to engage in talks to reduce tensions |
USA TODAY | Pakistan's ambassador: We want to work with Trump to end war in Afghanistan USA TODAY The Pakistani government is willing to work closely with the Trump administration to find a political solution to end the war in Afghanistan, the ambassador to the United States pledged Wednesday. Pakistani Ambassador Aizaz Chaudhry said in an ... Pakistan intends to remain constructively engaged with US, world: Aizaz |
Daily Mail | Ex-England captain Paul Collingwood offered £75k to play for Andy Flower's World XI in Pakistan next month but his ... Daily Mail Paul Collingwood has been approached to represent the World XI that will return international cricket to Pakistan next month. The former England one-day captain has been asked by World XI coach Andy Flower and is willing to play the three Twenty20 ... Paul Collingwood unfazed by security issues of lucrative Pakistan trip with Twenty20 World XI Collingwood reveals interest in Pakistan series Wasim Akram Delighted About Cricket Coming Back To Pakistan |
National Review | The Corner National Review In the past, Pakistan has been a valued partner. Our militaries have worked together against common enemies. The Pakistani people have suffered greatly from terrorism and extremism. We recognize those contributions and those sacrifices. But Pakistan ... |
Economic Times | Trust us, Pakistan Army chief General Qamar Javed Bajwa tells US envoy Economic Times Underlining that peace in Afghanistan was important for Pakistan too, the Army chief said: "Islamabad has done a lot towards Afghanistan and shall keep on doing its best; not to appease anyone but in line with Pakistan's national interest and national ... Treat us with respect, Pakistan Army chief tells US envoy Pakistan not looking for any material, financial assistance from US: COAS Pakistan wants recognition for contributions, COAS tells US Amb |
Pakistani Journalist Criticizes 'Little Substance' In Trump's Address On Afghanistan NPR NPR's Robert Siegel speaks with Pakistani journalist Ahmed Rashid about President Trump's address Monday night on the path forward in Afghanistan and the broader region. ROBERT SIEGEL, HOST: Our next guest warns against seeing Afghanistan strictly ... |
NBCNews.com | Pence Endorses Trump's Afghanistan Plan, Warns Pakistan: 'We're Putting Them on Notice' NBCNews.com Vice President Mike Pence on Tuesday championed President Donald Trump's new policy approach on the war in Afghanistan, while failing to disclose any details for how long the United States would remain there and with how many troops. He also mirrored ... |