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US, Pakistan and Afghanistan to Hold Regular Talks - New York Times Fri, 27 Feb 2009 01:58:01 GMT

Voice of America

US, Pakistan and Afghanistan to Hold Regular Talks New York Times, United States By MARK LANDLER WASHINGTON — Intensifying its focus on Afghanistan and Pakistan, the United States said Thursday that it would hold regular three-way meetings with top officials from the neighboring countries, which the Obama administration sees as the ... US Hosts Trilateral Meeting With Afghanistan and Pakistan FOXNews US expects to have regular talks with Pakistan, Afghanistan Xinhua US plans more Pakistan, Afghan 'terror' talks AFP Voice of America - Washington Post all 606 news articles

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India, Pakistan Hold Highest Level Meeting Since Mumbai Attack - Bloomberg Fri, 27 Feb 2009 02:23:09 GMT

guardian.co.uk

India, Pakistan Hold Highest Level Meeting Since Mumbai Attack Bloomberg 27 (Bloomberg) -- India and Pakistan held their highest-level meeting since November’s terrorist attacks in Mumbai interrupted a five-year process to restore relations between the nuclear-armed neighbors. Indian Foreign Secretary Shivshankar Menon met ... Video: India Charges Mumbai Gunman With Murder AssociatedPress 'Colonel' from Pakistan wanted in Mumbai case CNN International FBI to visit Pakistan next month: foreign ministry AFP Daily Times - Sify all 1,080 news articles

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Protests Erupt After Pakistan Court Bans Opposition Leader From ... - Voice of America Thu, 26 Feb 2009 15:50:52 GMT

BBC News

Protests Erupt After Pakistan Court Bans Opposition Leader From ... Voice of America By VOA News Thousands of supporters of opposition leader Nawaz Sharif protested in Pakistan Thursday, angered over a court decision banning him and his brother from elected office. Sharif denounced the Supreme Court ruling, blamed President Ali Asif ... Pakistan Court Bars President’s Rival From Office New York Times Thousands rally in Pakistan against Zardari AFP Protests staged across Pakistan over Sharif brothers' disqualification Xinhua Times Online - Daily Times all 1,443 news articles

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Pakistan says won't tolerate Qaeda in sharia area - AFP Thu, 26 Feb 2009 01:45:26 GMT

BBC News

Pakistan says won't tolerate Qaeda in sharia area AFP WASHINGTON (AFP) — Pakistan's foreign minister has vowed his government would not tolerate Al-Qaeda in its Swat Valley despite accepting a peace deal that includes imposition of Islamic sharia law. The West has voiced fears that the scenic valley, ... Video: Doubts raised over Swat sharia deal - 21 Feb 09 AlJazeeraEnglish Honey, I shrunk Pakistan! Al-Ahram Weekly Struggle in Swat Valley Highlights Pakistan's Counterinsurgency ... Voice of America Washington Post - TIME all 2,003 news articles

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Pakistan’s commendable performance at lifeless pitch of National ... - Daily Times Thu, 26 Feb 2009 23:54:18 GMT

Brisbane Times

Pakistan’s commendable performance at lifeless pitch of National ... Daily Times, Pakistan Despite the Test having ended in a draw, Pakistan emerged gracefully with all the pride and honour. Their commendable performance has restored the nation’s lost confidence in the team. The cricket lovers expect the team to maintain their spree of high ... High-flying Younus lifts Pakistan cricket AFP Pakistan need fielding coach - Younus The Press Association A spark for Pakistan cricket! - Chetan Narula column Dreamcricket ScoresPro - AFP all 2,217 news articles

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Obama proposes more military aid to Pakistan - Press Trust of India Fri, 27 Feb 2009 03:23:45 GMT

FOXNews

Obama proposes more military aid to Pakistan Press Trust of India, India Washington, Feb 27 (PTI) In a bid to address the rise of Al Qaeda and Taliban in Afghanistan and Pakistan, US President Barack Obama's maiden budget presented in the Congress have proposed more military aid to the two countries. ... Murphy Views Pakistan Policy As Key Issue Litchfield County Times The shift from Baghdad to Kabul Aljazeera.net Towards Security in Pakistan and Afghanistan Heritage.org Reuters - Worldfocus all 490 news articles

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US aid effort under fire in Pakistan border area - The Associated Press Thu, 26 Feb 2009 22:10:20 GMT

The Associated Press

US aid effort under fire in Pakistan border area The Associated Press Kerry is sponsoring a financial aid bill for Pakistan, an earlier version of which foresaw providing another $7.5 billion in civilian assistance over five years across the whole of the country. American officials involved in tribal region projects ...

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Drone Attacks Inside Pakistan Will Continue, CIA Chief Says - Washington Post Thu, 26 Feb 2009 03:18:55 GMT

PRESS TV

Drone Attacks Inside Pakistan Will Continue, CIA Chief Says Washington Post, United States By Karen DeYoung and Joby Warrick CIA Director Leon Panetta said yesterday that US aerial attacks against al-Qaeda and other extremist strongholds inside Pakistan would continue, despite concerns about a popular Pakistani backlash. ... New CIA Chief Hints That Predator Strikes in Pakistan Will Continue U.S. News & World Report US lines up billions for Pak, ignoring terror links Times of India Drone attacks inside Pakistan to continue: CIA chief Press Trust of India SmartBrief - United Press International all 59 news articles

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Fire damages Marriott hotel in Pakistan - The Associated Press Thu, 26 Feb 2009 12:50:16 GMT

PakTribune.com

Fire damages Marriott hotel in Pakistan The Associated Press ... of the damage was not immediately known. There were no injuries. The hotel reopened in December last year after extensive repairs following the September bombing, which killed more than 50 people and underscored the militant threat facing Pakistan. Fire erupts in Pakistan Marriott hotel AFP Fire hits bombed Islamabad hotel BBC News PAKISTAN: HOTEL MARRIOTT IN ISLAMABAD IN FLAMES Agenzia Giornalistica Italia Adnkronos International Italia - PRESS TV all 254 news articles

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Peace delegation returns from Pakistan - Press Trust of India Thu, 26 Feb 2009 21:37:47 GMT

Sify

Peace delegation returns from Pakistan Press Trust of India, India Amritsar, Feb 26 (PTI) A delegation of Indians, including journalists and social activists, who were on a peace visit to Pakistan returned to the country today. The 14 member delegation had went to Pakistan last week on February 22 through the land ... India, Pakistan want communication on Mumbai: report AFP India to respond to Pakistan 30 questions on Mumbai attacks Xinhua ‘India sending response to Pakistan’ Daily Times Washington Post - Newstrack India all 534 news articles