Tenure of Ijaz Butt worst in Pakistan cricket, says Moin - Pakistan Daily Times

The Nation, Pakistan Tenure of Ij az Butt worst in Pakistan cricket, says Moin Pakistan Daily Times KARACHI: Former Pakistan Test captain Moin Khan has said that the tenure of the present Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) chairman Ijaz Butt is the worst period ever seen by Pakistan cricket. The PCB chief's three-year term, which started back on October 8, ... Saudi Arabia plays key role in maintaining peace in this region: Gen KayaniAssociated Press of Pakistan Misbah, Younis have set high fitness benchmark: Mohsin KhanTimes of India Mobilink to sponsor Pakistan-SL seriesPakistanToday.com.pk Cricket Country -The Nation, Pakistan -DAWN.com all 233 news articles »

Seven Pakistan players 'groomed by agent to fix matches', court hears - Telegraph.co.uk

AFP Seven Pakistan players 'groomed by agent to fix matches', court hears Telegraph.co.uk Mazher Majeed, who represented several Pakistan players, also said he attempted to fix a passage of play during the World Twenty20 tournament in 2010 and that he "groomed" young players in the squad as they ... Pakistan cricket case jurors shown secretly filmed footageThe Guardian Pakistan captain Butt had £40000 including marked notes at hotelThe Independent Pakistan captain agreed not to score - prosecutorAFP BBC News -Daily Mail all 1,202 news articles »

Pakistan hedges bets with ties to militants: Barack Obama - Times of India

The Associated Press Pakistan hedges bets with ties to militants: Barack Obama Times of India AP | Oct 7, 2011, 03.45AM IST WASHINGTON: President Barack Obama said Pakistan is "hedging its bets" by maintaining ties to militant groups that are trying to undermine the government in neighboring Afghanistan, and acknowledged Thursday that the ... Experts say Pakistan must revisit its foreign policyPakistan Daily Times Obama: Pakistan hedges bets with ties to militantsThe Associated Press Pragmatism rules new Obama team's Pakistan policyReuters New York Times -Wall Street Journal -Telegraph.co.uk all 304 news articles »

Killer of Pakistan governor appeals death penalty - AFP

AFP Killer of Pakistan governor appeals death penalty AFP ISLAMABAD — A Pakistan police commando, who killed one of the country's top liberal politicians for urging reform of controversial blasphemy laws, on Thursday filed an appeal against his death sentence. The Pakistani anti-terror court on Saturday ... Pakistan: Protests against verdict on QadriZee News Qadri Verdict: Rule of Law Still Alive in Pakistan?Huffington Post Let Mumtaz Qadri liveThe Express Tribune (blog) Spero News -Catholic Culture all 37 news articles »

God's soldiers: Pakistan army's ideology - The Hindu

The Hindu God's soldiers: Pakistan army's ideology The Hindu In the autumn of 2002, at the end of a murderous 10-month stand-off with India provoked by the Jaish-e-Muhammad's attack on the Parliament House in New Delhi, a small group of mid-level Pakistan army officers set about debating its lessons. ... Chinese Troops in Pakistan-occupied-Kashmir – Army chiefTruthDive BJP asks govt to review China policyTimes of India When do Americans quit?Deccan Herald Daily News & Analysis -Economic Times all 61 news articles »

Pakistan 'vaccination' doctor accused of treason - The Guardian

AFP Pakistan 'vaccination' doctor accused of treason The Guardian Afridi was picked up by Pakistan's Inter-Service Intelligence (ISI) three weeks after the raid on May 2 in which the fugitive al-Qaida leader was killed, and he has been held without access to a lawyer ever since. The US has pressured Pakistan to ... Pakistan doctor faces treason case over bin Laden infoAFP Pakistani doctor faces treason charges after bin Laden raidCNN International Pakistan May Charge Doctor With 'High Treason' for Helping CIABusinessWeek all 471 news articles »

Court accuses Pakistan coalition of Karachi murder role - BBC News

AFP Court accuses Pakistan coalition of Karachi murder role BBC News Pakistan's Supreme Court has said that parties from the ruling political coalition are involved in the murder of civilians in the port city of Karachi. At least 800 people have died in politically motivated attacks in Pakistan's largest city in 2011. ... Pakistan court orders action on Karachi violenceAFP 'Violenc e in Karachi a result of turf war'DAWN.com What does Article 17 say?PakistanToday.com.pk The Express Tribune -Pakistan Daily Times -The News International all 63 news articles »

Pakistan plays down plot claims - BBC News

BBC News Pakistan plays down plot claims BBC News Pakistan has said that allegations that a plot to kill the Afghan president was hatched on its soil should be properly checked before accusations are made. The authorities in Kabul said on Wednesday that the plan to kill President Hamid Karzai ... Pakistan squeezed by Indo-Afghan pactPakistan Daily Times Pakistan Cautious About Indo-Afghan Strategic PactVoice of Am erica Pakistan warns Afghanistan after pact with IndiaThe Associated Press The Hindu -Christian Science Monitor all 1,799 news articles »

Pakistan's energy shortage - The Economist

The Express Tribune Pakistan's energy shortage The Economist ALTHOUGH Pakistan makes international news for terrorist attacks, anti-American demonstrations and its alleged support for insurgents in Afghanistan, it is the basic inability to switch on a light that is pushing this volatile country closer to the ... Govt keeping doors of dialogue open with political parties: PresidentAssociated Press of Pakistan War against terror: 'Pakistan paid heaviest price'Th e Express Tribune Pakistan to continue terror war at suitable pace: ZardariPakistanToday.com.pk DAWN.com -The Nation, Pakistan -IPPmedia all 65 news articles »

Pakistan lawmakers rally against energy crisis - AFP

AFP Pakistan lawmakers rally against energy crisis AFP Opposition leader Chaudhry Nisar Ali Khan led a march from parliament to the presidency of some 150 lawmakers and activists from Pakistan Muslim League (Nawaz) and other opposition groups, an AFP reporter at the scene said. The protesting MPs staged a ... Opposition takes to streetsPakistan Daily Times Opposition flexes its muscles under nose of PresidencyThe Nation, Pakistan People should come out to save Pakistan: NawazPakistanToday.com.pk Financial Times -DAWN.com -Associated Press of Pakistan all 142 news articles »

Gunmen open fire on Pakistan bus - ABC Online

New York Times Gunmen open fire on Pakistan bus ABC Online Human rights activists in Pakistan are demanding action after a brutal attack killed at least 13 Shia Muslims who were members of the ethnic Hazara group. Gunmen opened fire on passengers on a bus near the south-western city of Quetta. ... Gunmen Attack Shiites on Bus in Southwest PakistanNew York Times Pakistan's Tiny Hazara Minority Struggles To SurviveRadioFreeEurope/RadioLiberty Gunmen Kill 12 Shiites in PakistanWall Street Journal Eurasia Review -Los Angeles Times -Economic Times all 546 news articles »

Pakistan power cuts trigger protests - Financial Times

The Nation, Pakistan Pakistan power cuts trigger pr otests Financial Times Concerns over blackouts, inflation and unemployment are a far more pressing worry for many in the country of 180m people than the risk of the militant bombings or sectarian attacks that periodically rock Pakistan's cities. In the industrial hub of ... Corrupt govt harming institutions: NawazThe Nation, Pakistan MNS promotes lawlessness!Pakistan Observer PML-N holds rally against power outagesDAWN.com Pakistan Daily Times -South Asian News Agency -PakistanToday.com.pk all 100 news articles »

Pakistan cricket pair go on trial - The Australian

CBC.ca Pakistan cricket pair go on trial The Australian TWO Pakistan Test players have gone on trial in London charged with so-called spot-fixing during a match against England last year in allegations which rocked the world of cricket. Former captain Salman Butt, 26, and fast bowler Mohammad Asif, 28, ... Court vets jurors as cricket spot-fixing trial begins in LondonThe Guardian Pakistan cricketers in England for spot fixing trialCBC.ca Pigeonholing Pakistan a step too farCricket365 News Times of India all 378 news articles »

Afghanistan Favors India and Denigrates Pakistan - New York Times

The Associated Press A fghanistan Favors India and Denigrates Pakistan New York Times Two developments set the tone: In New Delhi, President Hamid Karzai of Afghanistan signed a wide-ranging strategic partnership with India, which Pakistan regards as its principal adversary. Mr. Karzai's visit also underscored the growing economic and ... Karzai strengthens ties with IndiaFinancial Times Pre ssuring Pakistan, Afghanistan's Karzai signs deal with IndiaChristian Science Monitor Afghanistan signs pact with India, irking PakistanThe Associated Press Bloomberg all 402 news articles »

Pakistan Terrorists No Sales Bar as Unilever Converges With Nestle: Retail - Bloomberg

Pakistan Terrorists No Sales Bar as Unilever Converges With Nestle: Retail Bloomberg Storekeeper Hakim Ali reaches for a sachet of Unilever Pakistan Ltd. Fair & Lovely face cream at his general store in Jiandal Kot village in Matiari, Pakistan. Storekeeper Ha kim Ali reaches for a sachet of ... Pakistan Terror No Bar as Unilever Converges With Nestle: RetailBusinessWeek all 2 news articles »

Haqqani network pushing TTP to make peace with Pakistan - The News International

Reuters Haqqani network pushing TTP to make peace with Pakistan < b>The News International ISLAMABAD: The Haqqani network has started its efforts to push the Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) to negotiate a peace deal with the Pakistan government. A delegation of Pakistani tribal elders recently met Khalil Haqqani, brother of Sirajudin Haqqani ... How Pak should deal with America?Pakistan Observer Haqqani network poses a threat to NATO forces in AfghanistanTimes of India Haqqani network poses a threat to NATO forces in AfghanistanThe Hindu Arab News -DAWN.com -Associated Press of Pakista n all 146 news articles »

Pakistan to pursue War on Terror to its 'logical end': Zardari - The Express Tribune

The Express Tribune Pakistan to pursue War on Terror t o its 'logical end': Zardari The Express Tribune PHOTO: SANA ISLAMABAD: President Asif Ali Zardari on Tuesday said that Pakistan had been paying the heaviest price in the war against terrorism and it was determined to pursue the struggle till its logical conclusion. While speaking with the shadow ... Pakistan determined to pursue war against terror till its logical end: PresidentDAWN.com Pakistan paying heaviest pricePakistanToday.com.pk Asif Ali Zardari: Talk to, not at, PakistanCapital Times (blog) Frontier Post all 25 news articles »

Pakistan Taliban play down talks - BBC News

BBC News Pakistan Taliban play down talks BBC News A senior Pakistan Taliban leader says talks with the government in Islamabad cannot succeed until after US forces withdraw from Afghanistan in 2014. Maulvi Fakir Mohammed spoke to the BBC's Urdu service by telephone, ... De-radicalizing The Pakistani TalibanHuffington Post (blog) all 4 news articles »

Afghanistan accuses Pakistan over Rabbani probe - AFP

AFP Afghanistan accuses Pakistan over Rabbani probe AFP KABUL — Afghanistan on Tuesday accused Pakistan of refusing to cooperate with investigations into the killing of Kabul government peace envoy Burhanuddin Rabbani, ratcheting up tensions between the neighbours. Relations between Afghanistan and ... Afghanistan-Pakistan Ties Frayed by AssassinationABC News Afghans: Pakistan won't help probe Rabbani's deathThe Associated Press Afghanistan says Pakistan not helping in peace negotiator's killingMiamiHerald.com Sydney Morning Herald all 2,433 news articles »

Backlash for Pakistan judge who convicted assassin - AFP

AFP Backlash for Pakistan judge who convicted assassin AFP Judge Pervez Ali Shah on Saturday convicted police bodyguard Malik Mumtaz Hussain Qadri over the January 4 assassination that exposed huge faultlines in Pakistan. Qadri said he killed Taseer over the politician's opposition to blasphemy laws which ... Pakistan's blasphemy laws have left even judges in fear of their livesThe Guardian Justic e in PakistanNew York Times Pakistan: CSW reiterates call for government crackdown on vigilantism as ...ChristianToday The Express Tribune -Spero News -RTT News all 572 news articles »

Pakistan rides out US pressure on Haqqanis - AFP

AFP Pakistan rides out US pressure on Haqqanis AFP ISLAMABAD — Pakistan has stared down an unprecedented outbreak of US fury over its refusal to reign in the Haqqani network, gaining Washington little and teeing relations up for further decline. When the retiring chief US military officer, ... US, Pakistan Wants Talks to Ease Tensions Over MilitantsBusinessWeek Pakistan, Our "Friend," Uses Proxy Groups To Attack The USForbes VIEW: The Haqqani network and Pakistan —Dr Syed Mansoor HussainPakistan Daily Times DAWN.com -The News International -The Express Tribune all 2,599 news articles »

Americans Raid Byways of Haqqani Insurgents in Afghanistan - New York Times

New York Times Americans Raid Byways of Haqqani Insurgents in Afghanistan New York Times Helicopters dropped off soldiers in the Charbaran Valley of Afghanistan, near Pakistan's border. More Photos » By CJ CHIVERS CHARBARAN, Afghanistan — The first helicopter landed in the bluish gray gloom before dawn. More than 20 members of an American ... Haqqani network denies killing Afghan envoy RabbaniBBC News Key Afghan insurgency strategist caughtSydney Morning Herald all 27 news articles »

CIA worker linked to Pakistan deaths held in US after fight - AFP

AFP CIA worker linked to Pakistan deaths held in US after fight AFP WASHINGTON — The CIA contractor released from prison in Pakistan in January after shooting dead two people and paying blood money to their families has been arrested in Colorado, ABC television reported. Raymond Davis was arrested early Saturday ... CIA contractor at heart of US-Pakistan row arrested after car park brawlTelegraph.co.uk CIA contractor freed from Pakistan with $2.34M payment faces charges in ...Washington Post CIA killer arrested after parking-spot fightThe Independent The Australian -CBS News -The Nation, Pakistan all 378 news articles »

Pakistan denies spy agency tied to Afghan killing - Knoxville News Sentinel

The Nation, Pakistan Pakistan denies spy agency tied to Afghan killing Knoxville News Sentinel AP A Pakistani corn vendor pushes his handcart as she crosses an empty highway in Islamabad, Pakistan on Sunday, Oct. 2, 2011. (AP Photo/Anjum Naveed) A Pakistani woman buys bananas from a vendor standing on a roadside in Islamabad, Pakistan, Sunday, ... Pakistan denies allegation that its spy agency was involved in killing Afghan ...Washington Post Killer of Pakistan's Punjab governor sentenced to deathReuters India Pakistan protests at assassin's death sentenceThe Independent CNN -Albany Times Union all 576 news articles »

Ten years of meltdown in Pakistan - BBC News

BBC News Ten years of meltdown in Pakistan BBC News After a decade scarred by escalating militancy, deadly waves of suicide bombings and truculent relations with the West, Ahmed Rashid considers the devastating impact that the 9/11 attacks in the US had on Pakistan. Since 2001 the Pakistani state has ... Pakistan rejects claim of ISI role in Afghan's assassinationLos Angeles Times Pakistan is not a threat to AfghanistanThe News International Frustrated Karzai lashes out at PakistanFinancial Times USA Today -The Guardian all 1,245 news articles » I saw England tamper with ball last year, says Pakistan ace Gul - Daily Mail AFP I saw England tamper with ball last year, says Pakistan ace Gul Daily Mail Fast bowler Umar Gul has reignited the ill-feeling between Pakistan and England by claiming he saw Jimmy Anderson tamper with the ball during last year's controversial Test series. As England prepare to tour the UAE in the new year, ... Pakistan recall Gul and Riaz for Sri Lanka Test seriesTimes of India Pakistan bowler Gul unruffled by Akhtar confessionAFP Anderson in 'cheat' rowThe Sun Associated Press of Pakistan -Cricket World -The News International all 105 news articles » Subscribe to: Posts (Atom) Pakistan sport news Loading... صفحۂ اول Loading... Pakistan local news Loading... Blog Archive ►  2014 (30) February (30) ►  2013 (593) October (79) July (38) June (40) April (140) March (186) February (38) January (72) ►  2012 (2550) December (74) November (78) October (78) September (50) August (246) July (394) June (434) May (364) April (346) March (385) February (101) ▼  2011 (7586) October (30) September (286) August (811) July (889) June (584) May (870) April (1357) March (1293) February (831) January (635) ►  2010 (2061) December (300) November (423) October (573) September (134) August (245) July (386) ►  2000 (38) November (38) Link Directory | Add your link for free | LinkDirectory Inteligent Directory SEO Court Directory Bollywood songs Taliban News Pakistan news Death of Osama Bin Laden Pope Francis news Watermark theme. Theme images by bluestocking. Powered by Blogger.