The Nation
Central Contracts for 42 players issued
LAHORE – Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) chairman Zaka Ashraf has said central contracts will be given to 42 players and list of cricketers will be issued today (Saturday). He announced this in a ceremony held to honour the Asia Cup winners at Expo Centre here on Friday.
The PCB chief has also announced a 25percent increase in the players’ salaries and 10 percent increase in the match ...
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BBC
Four die in Pakistan drone strike
Four die in a US drone strike in Pakistan's tribal region of Waziristan, with officials claiming the dead were militants.
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USA Today
Pakistan: U.S. drones kill 4 suspected militants
Pakistani intelligence officials say a U.S. drone has killed four suspected militants and wounded another.
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AP
Pakistan: US missile attack kills 4 in northwest
PESHAWAR, Pakistan (AP) -- An American drone fired two missiles at a bakery in northwest Pakistan Saturday and killed four suspected militants, officials said, as the U.S. pushed on with its drone campaign despite Pakistani demands to stop. This was the third such strike in the country in less than a week....
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CNN
Drone stike kills at least 2 in Pakistan, official says
A suspected U.S. drone strike killed at least two militants Saturday morning in Pakistan's tribal region, a local official said.
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USA Today
Pakistan: U.S. drones kill 3 suspected militants
Pakistani intelligence officials say a U.S. drone has killed three suspected militants and wounded another.
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Times of India
Four suspected militants killed in US drone strike in Pakistan
This was the third US drone strike in North Waziristan within last four days and the 15th of its kind (counted on daily basis) in Pakistan since the beginning of this year.
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Times of India
Siachen card? Pak puts off visa agreement
In a surprise move, Pakistan on Friday backed away from signing a new visa agreement with India, one that was widely expected to ease travel between the two countries and serve as a big confidence-building measure.
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Les Echos
Le président turkmène limoge son ministre du Pétrole
Le président turkmène Koubangouli Berdimoukhamedov a annoncé vendredi à la télévision d'Etat le limogeage de son ministre des Hydrocarbures en lui reprochant son incompétence 48 heures après la signature de deux gros contrats de fourniture de gaz naturel au Pakistan et à l'Inde. "Le ministre...
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NZZ
Die USA und Pakistan wieder auf Eskalationskurs
Symbolische Kürzung der Hilfe durch Senatskommission
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The Nation
US Senate panel blocks Pak mily aid
WASHINGTON – Expressing frustration over the ties with Islamabad, a US panel moved on Thursday to block certain military aid payments to Pakistan until the defence secretary could certify Islamabad had reopened supply lines to Afghanistan and released a doctor Shakeel Afridi imprisoned for 33 years for helping the CIA locate Osama bin Laden."Our goal is to have good relationships ...
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The Nation
US Senate panel blocks Pak mily aid
WASHINGTON – Expressing frustration over the ties with Islamabad, a US panel moved on Thursday to block certain military aid payments to Pakistan until the defence secretary could certify Islamabad had reopened supply lines to Afghanistan and released a doctor Shakeel Afridi imprisoned for 33 years for helping the CIA locate Osama bin Laden."Our goal is to have good relationships ...
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The Nation
US Senate panel blocks Pak mily aid
WASHINGTON – Expressing frustration over the ties with Islamabad, a US panel moved on Thursday to block certain military aid payments to Pakistan until the defence secretary could certify Islamabad had reopened supply lines to Afghanistan and released a doctor Shakeel Afridi imprisoned for 33 years for helping the CIA locate Osama bin Laden."Our goal is to have good relationships ...
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FOX
US Rep Says 'Outrage Is Justified,' As Pakistanis Claim Overreaction
Pakistani officials say prison sentence for doctor who helped CIA find Usama bin Laden is a payback for secret raid — but a top US lawmaker dismisses claims US is 'overreacting.'VIDEO: Debate Over Obama Policy Senators Vote to Punish PakistanOPINION: Punish Pakistan, Free Doctor
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Times of India
US lawmakers call Pakistan 'terrorist state', 'schizophrenic ally'
"We need Pakistan, Pakistan needs us, but we don't need Pakistan double-dealing and not seeing the justice in bringing Osama to an end," a US lawmaker said.
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FT
Hidden war embodies Pakistan’s struggle
Hundreds of bullet-riddled bodies of activists, students and even poets in Baluchistan gives clue to biggest question hanging over Pakistan
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siliconindia
26/11 Attacks: India Provides More Evidence to Pakistan
India on Thursday said it has provided additional evidence against LeT founder Hafiz Saeed and other perpetrators of the Mumbai terror attacks to be used by Pakistani authorities to prosecute them
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Nikkei
Pakistan Foreign Minister Seeks Japan Investment |
Hoy
Cinco muertos en el tiroteo contra un autobús en Pakistán
Al menos cinco personas han muerto y 35 han resultado heridas en un ataque de hombres armados contra un autobús de pasajeros que circulaba por el sur de Pakistán, ha informado una fuente policial citada por el diario 'Express Tribune'.
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FOCUS
Präsidentschaftswahl in Ägypten - Muslimbrüder jubeln – trotz Manipulationsberichten
Offenbar gab es zahlreiche Manipulationen - doch die ägyptische Präsidentenwahl bleibt spannend: Erste Ergebnisse aus den Provinzen deuten auf einen Vorsprung für den Kandidaten der Muslimbruderschaft hin.Mehr zum ThemaFOCUS-Interview - Sarrazin: „Holocaust-Zitat war keine bewusste Provokation"Machtkampf in der Linken - Ex-Vorsitzender Bisky will Bartsch als neuen ChefRot-Grün baut Vorsprung au...
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THE GLOBE AND MAIL
U.S. slashes Pakistan aid over jailing of 'bin Laden doctor'
A Senate panel expressed its outrage over Pakistans conviction of a doctor who helped the U.S. track down Osama bin Laden, voting to cut aid to Islamabad by $33 million.
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ARD
Nach Verurteilung von Arzt: USA kürzen Hilfe für Pakistan
Zu 33 Jahre Haft ist der Arzt verurteilt worden, der die USA auf die Spur Bin Ladens brachte. Dafür kürzte der Bewilligungsausschuss des US-Senats nun die Finanzhilfe für Pakistan um 33 Millionen Dollar. Der demokratische Senator Durbin sagte, die Kürzung sei als Weckruf für Pakistan zu verstehen.
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WSJ
U.S. Cuts Pakistan Aid
A Senate panel expressed its outrage over Pakistan's conviction of a doctor who helped the United States track down Osama bin Laden, voting to cut aid to Islamabad by $33 million -- $1 million for every year of the physician's 33-year sentence for high treason.
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Al Jazhera
US cuts Pakistan aid for jailing CIA helper
Senators vote to reduce aid to Islamabad by $33mn in retaliation against doctor's 33-year treason conviction.
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Times of India
Pakistan condemns US drone strikes
Pakistan on Thursday strongly condemned US drone strikes in its tribal belt along the border with Afghanistan, describing them as “illegal” and a “total violation” of its sovereignty.
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Daily Mail
Shakil Afridi: Obama accused of fumbling case of jailed Pakistani doctor who led Navy SEALs to bin Laden... as U.S. withdraws MILLIONS in aid to Pakistan in protest
Outcry has erupted against the Obama administration since the sentencing of Dr Shakil Afridi, pictured, after he led U.S. authorities to Osama bin Laden.
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The Sun
Rabies Brit No2
SECOND victim, believed to be from Leeds, may have been bitten by a dog in Pakistan
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BoingBoing
Why New America Foundation's president quit Facebook
James Losey from the New America Foundation writes, "I wanted to share New America Foundation's president Steve Coll's reasoning as to why he is leaving the Facebook. He analyzes a range of concerns including privacy concerns, a chaotic IPO, questionable corporate-governance system, mixed with a lack of user rights. " I established a Facebook account [...]
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The Guardian
US cuts Pakistan's aid in protest at jail for doctor who helped find Bin Laden
Senate committee votes to slash Pakistan's aid by $1m for each of the years Shakil Afridi, who ran fake CIA vaccine, is in prisonA US senate committee has voted to cut Pakistan's aid by $1m for each of the 33 years of a prison sentence given to a doctor for helping the CIA to track down Osama bin Laden.The appropriations committee unanimously approved the $33m reduction as outrage grows in Wash...
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Washington Post
U.S. drone strike in Pakistan kills 10 suspected militants
PESHAWAR, Pakistan — Ten suspected militants were killed Thursday in a pre-dawn drone strike on a compound in a tribal district in northwestern Pakistan, a local tribesman and security official said.
In Thursday’s attack, the second by a U.S. drone in 24 hours, two missiles struck a house in the Mirali area of North Waziristan, the officials said. Initial reports said eight militants, includin...
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Le Point
Etats-Unis: des sénateurs en colère veulent frapper le Pakistan au porte-monnaie
Des sénateurs américains, furieux de la mauvaise volonté supposée...
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Hindustan Times
Now, fixing hits Kenya
A Kenyan player is being investigated over suspicion of fixing a 2011 World Cup game against Pakistan in Hambantota, according to the chief of Kenya Cricket Board.
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Telegraph
US cuts $33 million in aid to Pakistan over Osama bin Laden doctor sentence
US Senate reacts to 33 year prison sentence given to doctor who helped CIA hunt for Osama bin Laden.
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Daily Mail
Shakil Afridi: Osama bin Laden's doctor jailed for 33 YEARS by Pakistan for treason
Dr Shakil Afridi's sentence was seen as punishment for humiliating the country which did not know officially that the Al Qaeda leader was living in Abottabad, Pakistan.
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National Post
Pakistani doctor jailed over bin Laden ’weak and depressed’
The Pakistani doctor sentenced to 33 years for treason after being recruited by the CIA to help find Osama bin Laden is in poor health and under medical watch, officials told AFP on Thursday.
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sueddeutsche
Pakistan: US-Drohnen töten erneut zehn Menschen
Bei einem US-Drohnenangriff im Nordwesten Pakistans sind nach Angaben von Geheimdiensten zehn Menschen getötet worden.
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Handelsblatt
Bin Laden-Verräter in Haft: US-Senatoren fordern Begnadigung
Für Pakistan ist Shakeel Afridi ein Verräter, für die USA ist er ein Patriot. Fakt ist: Afridi soll für 33 Jahre ins Gefängnis, weil er zur Entdeckung von Osama bin Laden beitrug. US-Senatoren fordern, ihn zu begnadigen.
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Reuters
U.S. should respect decision to imprison doctor who helped CIA find bin Laden: Pakistan
ISLAMABAD (Reuters) - The United States should respect a Pakistan court's decision to imprison a doctor accused of helping the CIA find Osama bin Laden, the Pakistan foreign ministry spokesman said on Thursday.
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New York Times
Pakistan Says U.S. Drone Strike Kills Suspected Militants
At least 10 alleged militants were killed on Thursday when an American drone struck a compound in northwestern Pakistan, government officials said.
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DerSpiegel
Attacke in Wasiristan: Zehn Menschen sterben bei Beschuss durch US-Drohne
Die USA erhöhen die Frequenz ihrer Angriffe auf mutmaßliche Extremisten im Grenzgebiet zu Afghanistan. Bei einem Drohnen-Beschuss wurden zehn Menschen getötet. Die häufigen Attacken aus der Luft belasten das Verhältnis zu Pakistan erheblich.
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Los Angeles Times
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Irish Times
US drone kills 10 in Pakistan
A US drone strike on suspected Islamist militants in northwest Pakistan killed 10 people today, Pakistani intelligence officials said, an attack likely to raise tensions in a standoff with Washington over Nato supply routes to Afghanistan.
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Hoy
Diez muertos por el ataque de un avión estadounidense en Pakistán
os misiles de un avión no tripulado estadounidense ('drone') han matado esta madrugada a cinco insurgentes en la región tribal del noroeste de Pakistán, cerca de la frontera con Afganistán, según fuentes de seguridad en la zona.
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NEWS.au.com
Five militants killed by US drone in Pakistan
A US drone strike on a militant compound has killed five insurgents in northwest Pakistan, officials said.
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News.co.au
Bin Laden doctor jailed 33 years for treason
PAKISTAN overnight sentenced a doctor accused of helping the CIA track down Osama bin Laden to 33 years in prison for treason.
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Foreign Policy
Amateur Hour in Chicago - By Arif Rafiq
Obama knows that he can't succeed in Afghanistan without coming to terms with Pakistan. So why is his diplomacy so lousy?
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FOCUS
Arzt half bei Suche nach El-Kaida-Chef Osama bin Laden - Pakistan verurteilt US-Helfer zu 33 Jahren Haft
Ein pakistanisches Gericht hat den Arzt, der bei der Suche nach Osama bin Laden half, zu 33 Jahren Haft verurteilt. Dem US-Helfer wurde nach der Tötung des Terrorchefs Hochverrat vorgeworfen.
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The Nation
Zulfiqar bowls P&T Gym to win in Champions League
KARACHI - Leg spinner Zulfiqar Baber struck in time to steer P&T Gymkhana Lahore to exciting three-run triumph over Combined Cricket Club Faisalabad in Pakistan Champions Cricket League here on Wednesday.
Zulfiqar took four for 23 as Faisalabad team chasing a winning target of 131 fell short by three runs. P&T Gym, batting first, scored 130 runs for the loss six wickets in 20 overs. ...
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BBC
Acid victims seek to block film
Acid attack survivors whose plight featured in an Oscar-winning film, Saving Face, threaten to go to court to stop it being shown in Pakistan.
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euronews
Un médecin qui a aidé à la capture de Ben Laden condamné à 33 ans de prison
Au Pakistan, il est très mal vu d'aider les services secrets étrangers, surtout pour attraper un aussi gros poisson que Ben Laden. Un médecin…
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Telegraph
Shafilea Ahmed murder: swallowed bleach in Pakistan
Parents of Muslim teenager suffocated her in front of one of their other daughters, a court hears.
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ElPais
Condenado un médico por ayudar a la CIA a localizar a Bin Laden
Pakistán impone 33 años de cárcel por traición al doctor que hizo una campaña de vacunación falsa para identificar al líder terrorista
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Le Point
Pakistan : 33 ans de prison pour avoir piégé Ben Laden
Un médecin pakistanais accusé dans son pays d'avoir aidé la CIA à débusquer...
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BBC
Sister 'drank bleach in Pakistan'
Shafilea Ahmed drank bleach on a trip to Pakistan after her mother told her she would not return to the UK, a court hears.
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Times LIVE
Pakistan acid women fear backlash over Oscar film
Survivors of acid attacks whose plight became the focus of an Oscar-winning documentary now fear ostracism and reprisals if the film is broadcast in Pakistan.
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AP
Senate panel votes to cut aid for Pakistan, Egypt
WASHINGTON (AP) -- A Senate panel has approved a foreign aid budget for next year that cuts U.S. assistance to Pakistan and Egypt....
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Daily Mail
England reveal India tour schedule
England's winter tour to India will comprise of four
Tests, five one-day internationals and two Twenty20s. Last winter they were thrashed 3-0 by Pakistan before drawing the two-Test series in Sri Lanka.
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Les Echos
L'Otan serre les rangs sur l'Afghanistan et fait pression sur le Pakistan
L'Otan a déclaré, hier, « irréversible » le processus de retrait de ses soldats d'Afghanistan à la fin 2014 tout en affirmant sa détermination à aider Kaboul sur le long terme pour empêcher le retour des talibans. L'Organisation a également appelé Islamabad à rouvrir les routes de ravitaillement...
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AP
Obama: US making 'diligent progress' on Pakistan
CHICAGO (AP) -- President Barack Obama says the U.S. is making "diligent progress" on re-opening supply routes from Pakistan to Afghanistan....
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lesoir
18:25 Mondial 2015 de rugby : tirage au sort le 3 décembre
L’International Rugby Board procédera le 3 décembre à Londres au tirage au sort des poules du Mondial-2015 en Angleterre, pour lequel douze nations sur vingt participant...lire la suitehistoires liées17:34 L’Otan serre les rangs sur l’Afghanistan et fait pression sur le Pakistan17:31 Le groupe Concentra plonge à nouveau dans le rouge17:50 Hépatites : Médecins du monde réclame l’autorisation des...
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THE AUSTRALIAN
Pakistan fails to kill serpent
THE chance to control tribal areas is lost.
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Heise
Pakistan: Twitter für mehrere Stunden blockiert
Am Sonntag war in Pakistan für mehrere Stunden der Zugang zu Twitter gesperrt. Als Grund wurde ein Mohammed-Karikaturenwettbewerb angegeben, doch es wird auch spekuliert, ob es sich um einen Testlauf gehandelt hat.
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Krone
Twitter-Sperre wegen Mohammed-Karikaturen
Wegen eines Wettbewerbs zur Verbreitung von Mohammed-Karikaturen hat Pakistan am Sonntag den Kurznachrichtendienst Twitter gesperrt. Die Website wurde vom Ministerium für Informationstechnologie verboten worden, sagte Mohammad Younis Khan, Sprecher der pakistanischen Telekommunikationsbehörde PTA. Grund sei "blasphemisches Material".
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Reuters
Pakistan briefly bans Twitter access for "blasphemy"
ISLAMABAD (Reuters) - Pakistan banned access to Twitter on Sunday because of "blasphemous" material, a Pakistani official said, but normal service was resumed after 12 hours.
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Los Angeles Times
Ban Ki-moon: Eradicate polio, finally
The highly preventable disease survives in only Afghanistan, Nigeria and Pakistan. If we don't wipe it out now, a future epidemic could be devastating.As the World Health Assembly convenes in Geneva this week, one item on the agenda will be polio, or more specifically, how to finally deliver on an epic promise made a quarter-century ago: to liberate humankind from one of the world's most deadly...
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New York Times
Pakistan Blocks Twitter Over Cartoon Contest
The government blocked access to the social networking service on Sunday, after holding Twitter responsible for promoting a blasphemous cartoon contest, officials said.
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el universal
Pakistán bloquea Twitter por contenido polémico
A través de la red sociasl se promovía un concurso para difundir imágenes sobre el profeta Mahoma, hecho considerado por los musulmanes como una blasfemia contra la religión islámica
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Irish Times
Pakistan blocks Twitter access over Muhammad images
PAKISTAN’S RAMBUNCTIOUS Twitter users were briefly silenced yesterday after the government closed the site amid fears blasphemous pictures might be circulated.
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Mashable
Pakistan Blocks Twitter, Citing ‘Blasphemy’ [VIDEO]
Authorities in Pakistan blocked access to Twitter on Sunday, over mention of a contest held in 2010 asking people to draw images of the Prophet Muham…
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Zeit
Mohammed-Karikaturen: Pakistan sperrt Twitter
Vor zwei Jahren traf es Facebook und YouTube, nun Twitter. Wegen eines Wettbewerbs zu Mohammed-Karikaturen schließt die pakistanische Regierung vorübergehend die Website.
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Daily Mail
Pakistan bans Twitter because website refuses to delete 'offensive' Prophet Muhammad material
Government officials said Twitter refused to block messages referring to the Prophet Muhammed. The ban was lifted eight hours later by Pakistan's prime minister Yusuf Raza Gilani.
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TechCrunch
Twitter Back Up In Pakistan After An Order From The Prime Minister
A temporary solution to the drama that unfolded this morning when Twitter was blocked in Pakistan -- some believe over representations of the Prophet Mohammed and Twitter's refusal to block these images; and some believe while it was testing an image filtering service. Whatever it was, the site is now back up --after an order from Prime Minister.
Pakistan's Express Tribune is reporting that Pr...
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Slashdot
Pakistan Blocks Twitter Over 'Blasphemous' Images
Diggester writes with this news from the Times of India: "Pakistani authorities on Friday further widened the crackdown on websites with blasphemous contents by restricting access to popular social networking website Twitter. Pakistani users were unable to log into Twitter after internet service providers blocked access to the site." The block was prompted by Twitter's refusal to take down mess...
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AP
Pakistan blocks Twitter over contentious material
ISLAMABAD (AP) -- The chairman of Pakistan's telecommunications authority says the government has blocked the social networking website Twitter because of material considered offensive to Islam....
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Mail & Guardian
Pakistan blocks Twitter over blasphemy
Pakistan has blocked access to Twitter in response to "blasphemous" material posted by users on the website, a senior government official says.
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The Lancet
[Correspondence] Urgent need for WHO's reform to prioritise core functions
A catastrophic breakdown in regulatory functions in Pakistan has caused more than 120 deaths. The case highlights the need for urgent attention to WHO's core functions such as those supporting the safety of medicines. We describe what occurred and its relation to the WHO reforms.
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Huffington Post
Aziz Nayani: International Bargaining, the Pakistani Way
Pakistan cannot afford to live in international political isolation, and it needs to have an active role and vested interest in securing the safety and sustainability of Afghanistan. An uncooperative, nuclear Pakistan risks instability and violence in the Af-Pak border region.
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WSJ
U.S. Agonizes Over Apology to Pakistan
For nearly six months after U.S.-led forces accidentally killed two dozen Pakistani troops at the Afghanistan border, officials at the highest reaches of the Obama administration have been locked in a heated debate over what might appear to be a small step—apologizing for the loss.
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FTD
Energiekrise: Pakistans Wirtschaft geht der Saft aus
Strommangel legt in Pakistan Fabriken lahm und bremst das Wachstum. Eine Gaspipeline könnte helfen. Doch die käme aus dem Iran - und das gefällt den USA nicht.
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Hindustan Times
Hectic talks on over Kishenganga project
The Indian government is making all efforts to save the strategic Rs 4,000-crore Kishenganga hydro-electric project on the Kishenganga River (known as the Neelum River in Pakistan), as it readies to file a rejoinder on Pakistan’s reply before the International Court of Arbitration (COA) at The Hague by May 21, 2012. Anupama Airy reports.
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lesoir
Voici la maquette de la maison de Ben Laden au Pakistan
Les services secrets américains ont dévoilé une maquette de la cachette d’Oussama ben Laden au Pakistan qui a permis aux Etats-Unis de planifier le commando ayant tué le chef...lire la suite
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Human Rights Watch
Pakistan: Revise National Human Rights Commission Law
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President Asif Ali Zardari of Pakistan should not sign a bill creating a national human rights commission until it is revised to authorize investigations of the military and the intelligence agencies for human rights violations.
(New York) – President Asif Ali Zardari of Pakistan should not sign a bill cr...
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The Jerusalem Post
Poll: Israel viewed negatively around the world
BBC poll measures public opinion on 22 countries, places Israel in company of North Korea, ahead of only Iran, Pakistan.
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Pravda
Interview with Qaisra Shahraz
Qaisra Shahraz was born in Pakistan and grew up in England. She studied English and Classical Civilisaton at the University of Manchester, later gaining a Masters degree in English and European Literature. She has written plays for the radio and theatre, also scripting for the television at the same time. Her drama series Dil Hee To Hai has been televised on the Pakistan television. Her prize w...
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el universal
Rinden homenaje a los 70 periodistas muertos en 2011
Según Newseum, México registró cuatro muertes de periodistas, siendo uno de los seis países con más víctimas, junto con Irak (7 muertes), Pakistán (7), Libia (5) y Somalia (4)
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L'EQUIPE
Volley - Qualifs JO (H) - Les Bleus sont fixés
L'équipe de France affrontera la Bulgarie, l'Egypte et le Pakistan...
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China Daily
Don't delay, get away today
Sun Dongchun is the author of The Delayed Gap Year, the first book on the topic to be published in China. Sun travelled for 13 months from late 2006 to early 2008 in Thailand, Laos, Myanmar, India, Pakistan, Nepal and also in China's Yunnan province and the autonomous regions of Xinjiang and Tibet. He now lives in Japan.
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Reuters
Taliban can be defeated, but Pakistan must do more: U.S. senator
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Taliban can be defeated militarily in Afghanistan but the job is not done, a key U.S. senator said on Sunday, noting that the insurgents still control more than a third of the populated areas of the country and have a "safe harbor" in Pakistan.
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Hindustan Times
BCCI has no objection to a Pakistani team in CLT20
More than three years after the Mumbai terror attacks resulted in the snapping of Indo-Pak cricket ties, the BCCI today said it has no objection to a team from Pakistan participating in the Champions League Twenty20 for the first time.
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Times of India
The chill factor
For the last few weeks, every India-Pak optimist worth his salt has been muttering Richard III’s immortal mantra "Now is the winter of our discontent Made glorious summer... And all the clouds that low'r'd upon our house, In the deep bosom of the ocean buried."
Trade is picking up between India and Pakistan. By the end of this year, Pakistan is likely to give India a much-desired MFN status. ...
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Wired
Pentagon Issues Drone War Talking Points
It's official: the U.S. drone war over Pakistan, Yemen and beyond really does exist. John Brennan, President Obama's principal counterterrorism adviser, disclosed the government's worst kept secret in a Washington speech last week. So now the Pentagon has to talk about it. Kind of.
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Times LIVE
India-Pakistan talks on world's highest battle ground in June
Pakistan said Friday that it would host the next round of talks with India over the disputed Siachen Glacier, dubbed the world's highest battlefield, on June 11-12 in Islamabad.
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New York Times
Op-Ed Contributor: How Pakistan Lets Terrorism Fester
Rather than fighting terrorism, Pakistani judges and journalists are pursuing political vendettas against an elected government.
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Number10
David Cameron meets Prime Minister Gilani of Pakistan
A joint statement was released to mark the occasion of The First Annual Summit of the UK-Pakistan Enhanced Strategic Dialogue
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politico
Four More Years of Six Familiar Roles?
POLITICO Prep Lesson #8: The Presidency
President Barack Obama is highlighting his record of fighting terrorism as a major plank in his campaign for reelection to serve another four years playing the six chief roles of the presidency.
In "Bin Laden Operation, Part Two," POLITICO's Josh Gerstein homes in on Team Obama's public relations offensive to herald the special forces raid that killed Os...
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La Voix du Nord
Les enlèvements menacent le travail des organisations humanitaires
Les multiples organisations humanitaires qui travaillent au Pakistan, régulièrement meurtri par les conflits et catastrophes naturelles, réexaminent leurs procédures après le meurtre de Khalil Dale, un employé du Comité international de la Croix-Rouge (CICR) dont le corps décapité a été retrouvé à Quetta (sud-ouest), quatre mois après son enlèvement.Articles en rapportMarine Le Pen « pas fermée...
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IKRK
Pakistan: ICRC remembers Khalil Dale
ICRC health worker Khalil Dale was murdered in Quetta, Pakistan, four months after his abduction. Messages of condolence have poured in, offering not only sympathy but also an insight into the gentle, loving and caring person he was.
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Huffington Post
Committee to Protect Journalists: UK should help Pakistan tackle media crisis
By Bob Dietz/CPJ Asia Program Coordinator Amid political tumult in Islamabad, Pakistani Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani and a team of six ministers are in...
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BBC
VIDEO: Clinton pushes Pakistan on terror
US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton calls on Pakistan to do more to crack down on militancy, at the close of a two-day trip to India.
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Washington Post
Ambassador to Pakistan set to leave post
U.S. Ambassador to Pakistan Cameron Munter announced to his staff Monday morning that he was stepping down this summer after serving less than two years on the job.
We’re told his early departure — ambassadors usually serve three-year tours and Munter has only been in Islamabad since October 2010 — is not related to any particular policy dispute, either with the administration or the Pakistani...
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National Post
Video from U.S. worker kidnapped in Pakistan begs Obama to meet al-Qaeda demands
'My life is in your hands, Mr. President. If you accept the demands, I live; if you don’t accept the demands, then I die,' Warren Weinstein said in the video, which was posted on Islamist websites on Sunday
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THE GLOBE AND MAIL
Fugitive Canadian alleged to have trained al-Qaeda recruits
Trial in New York told former University of Manitoba student was small arms instructor at camp in northwest Pakistan
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Telegraph
Pakistan spot-fixer Mohammad Asif says his former team-mate Salman Butt is 'lonely and depressed' in jail
Team-mate Mohammad Asif says the disgraced former Pakistan captain is having a tough time serving his sentence for corruption.
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FOCUS
Verheerender Anschlag im Norden von Pakistan - Mindestens 20 Tote bei Selbstmordanschlag
In Pakistan sind bei einem Selbstmordanschlag auf einen Polizeiposten mindestens 20 Menschen getötet worden. Inzwischen haben sich die radikalislamischen Taliban zu dem Anschlag bekannt.
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DieZeit
Konflikte: Viele Tote bei Selbstmordanschlag in Pakistan
<img style="float:left; margin-right:5px" src="http://images.zeit.de/news/../publishedPictures/jpeg-1481480066897D32-20120504-img_36370918_onlineBild.jpg-148x84.jpg"/>Islamabad (dpa) - Ein Selbstmordattentäter hat bei einem Anschlag auf einen Polizeiposten im Nordwesten Pakistans mindestens 20 Menschen mit in den Tod gerissen.
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The Jerusalem Post
'Documents show bin Laden not puppet master'
Documents seized from al-Qaida leader's Pakistan hideout show bin Laden complained of incompetence of global jihadi groups.
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Mail & Guardian
Shamed Asif's father joyful at release
The father of disgraced Pakistan cricketer Mohammad Asif says his son's release from prison has brought an end to six months of pain for his family.
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taz
US-Drohne tötet Deutschen in Pakistan: Ermitteln oder nicht ermitteln?
Ein deutscher Islamist soll in Pakistan bei einer US-Drohnenattacke gestorben sein. Die Bundesanwaltschaft prüft schon seit eineinhalb Jahren, ob sie ermitteln kann. mehr...
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USA Today
Documents from bin Laden raid released
Documents seized in last year's raid on Osama bin Laden's house in Pakistan are being posted online today by the Army's Combating Terrorism Center ...
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Amnesty International
World Press Freedom Day: Attacks against journalists around the world
Headline Title:
Attacks against journalists around the world
02 May 2012
Journalists working in traditional media outlets from Pakistan to Colombia, Mexico to Sudan plus most nations across Eastern Europe and the Middle East faced harassment, attacks, unfair imprisonment or e...
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Krone
Pakistan: Tödliche Bisse als großes Spektakel
"Moti" ist der Held des Tages. Männer wuchten die Bulldogge auf ihre Schultern und tanzen mit ihr zum Lärm von Trommeln und Flöten durch die Menge. Geldscheine regnen auf den Hund herab. "Ich liebe Moti wie meine Kinder. Ich bin so stolz auf ihn", sagt Malik Tassaduq Hussain. Der Pakistaner ist außer sich vor Freude: Moti hat gerade den Hundekampf in Tangdhe Sayedan gewonnen.
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Gizmodo
Seized Memory Card Contained al Qaeda Documents Encoded in Porn [Terrorism]
Last year, Maqsood Lodin was being interviewed by police after he'd travelled to Pakistan. When his questioners found a memory card in his underwear, they were suspicious—but it seemed only to contain porn. Later investigation, however, reveals that one film was actually encoded with more than 100 secret al Qaeda documents. More »
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THE GLOBE AND MAIL
How Osama bin Laden's death muddied the path to peace
A year ago, a U.S. raid ended the hunt for the worlds most wanted man. The terrorist leader was killed, al-Qaeda was left fractured, and a key bond between America and Pakistan was severely injured. With mistrust still raw, but co-operation vital, that unhealed wound threatens to infect any chance at regional stability
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Reuters
CIA ex-contractor pleads not guilty to Colorado assault
DENVER (Reuters) - A former CIA contractor who caused an international incident last year when he shot dead two men in Pakistan pleaded not guilty on Monday to charges of assaulting a Colorado man in a dispute over a parking spot outside a bagel shop.
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omg
Lawsuit dismissed against "Three Cups of Tea" author
MISSOULA, Montana (Reuters) - A federal judge dismissed a class-action fraud lawsuit on Monday against Greg Mortenson, co-author of bestselling book "Three Cups of Tea," that accused him of fabricating much of his story about promoting education for girls in Pakistan and Afghanistan. The lawsuit, which also targeted Mortenson's co-author, publisher and his non-profit Central Asia Institute, all...
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Le Figaro
De nouveaux documents montrent un Oussama Ben Laden aux abois
Des documents saisis dans le repaire du terroriste au Pakistan, et publiés cette semaine aux Etats-Unis, montrent que le chef d'al-Qaida reconnaissait que son organisation subissait «catastrophe après catastrophe».Articles en rapportToujours 35.000 foyers sans électricité en Rhône-Alpes et AuvergneUn projet de construction du Titanic IIFillon se dit hostile aux critiques sur les syndicatsCampag...
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THE GLOBE AND MAIL
Pakistan sends mixed signals on 1st U.S. drone attack after parliament demanded they end
Pakistani officials on Monday condemned the U.S. for carrying out its first drone strike in the country since parliament demanded they end two weeks ago, but qualified that it should be seen in light of the presence of Islamist militants on Pakistani soil.
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BBC
VIDEO: Hopes for India-Pakistan trade
There is hope of increased trade between India and Pakistan following the opening of a checkpoint at the Wagah-Attari border to goods vehicles.
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Zeit
Konflikte: In Pakistan entführter Rot-Kreuz-Mitarbeiter ist tot
Islamabad (dpa) - Ein vor knapp vier Monaten in Pakistan entführter britischer Mitarbeiter des Internationalen Komitees vom Roten Kreuz ist tot. Die Leiche des 60-Jährigen ist in einem Park in der St...
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Times of India
No decision yet on Pakistan fuel trade: HPCL
Hindustan Petroleum Corp Ltd (HPCL) has not finalised any agreements with Pakistan on exporting fuel to that country, the company's chief said at the opening of a new refinery on Saturday near the border between the two countries.
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ElPais
Los comedores de hierba nuclear de Irán
La cuestión ya no es si Occidente puede prevenir que Teherán se haga con la bomba, sino si el régimen se desplomará antes
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FOCUS
Nach Haftstrafe und Geldbuße - Pakistan schiebt Bin Ladens Witwen ab
Kurz vor dem ersten Todestag von Terrorchef Osama bin Laden sind dessen drei Witwen und mehrere Kinder in einer Nacht-und-Nebel-Aktion aus Pakistan abgeschoben worden. Wegen illegalen Aufenthalts waren sie im April schon zu einer Geldstrafe und Kurzhaft verurteilt worden.Mehr zum ThemaNach Haftstrafe und Geldbuße - Bin Ladens Witwen aus Pakistan abgeschoben
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Le Figaro
Le Pakistan renvoie les veuves de Ben Laden
La boucle est bouclée. Près d'un an après le raid des Navy Seals américains contre la résidence où se cachait Oussama ben Laden, à une centaine de kilomètres d'Islamabad, et au cours duquel il a été tué, la famille de...
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New York Times
Arif Lohar Performs at Asia Society
Arif Lohar, a famous folk singer in Pakistan, is in the United States as part of a tour bringing traditional Muslim performers to mainstream American audiences.
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Daily Mail
Did a UFO cause the Pakistan 737 air crash? Reports suggest pilot may have been 'buzzed' by a triangular-shaped object before the accident
A Russian TV news report on the crash shows footage of mysterious lights moving in formation, with the UFO community speculating that aliens caused the accident.
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FAZ
Pakistans Premier Gilani schuldig gesprochen
Weil er sich weigert, die Schweiz um die Wiederaufnahme eines Geldwäscheverfahrens gegen den Staatspräsidenten Zardari zu bitten, hat das Verfassungsgericht in Pakistan Premierminister Gilani schuldig gesprochen.
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Bild
Die letzten Infos vor dem Spiel - Die Bayern-Stars sind im Stadion eingetroffen
Die letzten Infos zum Champions-League-Halbfinal-Rückspiel Real Madrid gegen Bayern München. BILD.de berichtet live aus der spanischen Hauptstadt.Foto: dpa Picture-AllianceMehr zum ThemaHitzige Debatte - Was halten Mütter vom Betreuungsgeld?Für Atomwaffen - Pakistan feuert Mittelstreckenrakete abSPORT BILD meldet - Löw setzt bei EM auf Götze und ReusBayern bei Real - Ribéry: „Das wichtigste Sp...
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New York Times
Pakistan Says It Test-Fires Nuclear-Capable Missile
The launch on Wednesday of an intermediate range nuclear capable missile came six days after India, Pakistan’s archrival, test-fired a long-range missile.
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UN
UN humanitarian official calls on donors to support ongoing Pakistan relief effort
A senior United Nations humanitarian official has commended the ongoing efforts to assist some 7.2 million people affected by flooding and insecurity in Pakistan, while urging donors to step up support to sustain the response.
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BBC
VIDEO: Pakistan refugee camp 'now a town'
The BBC's Aleem Maqbool reports from the Jalozai refugee camp in the North West Frontier province of Pakistan.
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Zeit
Truppenabzug: Wer übernimmt nach dem Westen Afghanistan?
Der Westen zieht ab, doch Afghanistan bleibt im Fokus fremder Mächte. China, Indien, Pakistan und der Iran konkurrieren um Einfluss und Investitionen. Von U. Ladurner
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Reuters
UPDATE 1-Citi appoints Lodhi as CEO for Pakistan - sources
DUBAI, April 22 (Reuters) - Citigroup Inc has
appointed Nadeem Lodhi as chief executive officer for its
Pakistan business and the U.S. banking giant plans to focus more
on corporate banking in the...
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Reuters
Citi appoints Lodhi as CEO for Pakistan - sources
DUBAI, April 22 (Reuters) - Citigroup Inc has
appointed Nadeem Lodhi as chief executive officer for its
Pakistan business and the U.S. banking giant plans to focus more
on corporate banking in the...
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euronews
Accident d'avion au Pakistan : l'enquête commence
no comment : Accident d'avion au Pakistan : l'enquête commence
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Russian Government
Prime Minister Vladimir Putin sends condolences to the Prime Minister of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan Yousaf Raza Gillani on the disaster outside Islamabad which claimed many lives |
Irish Times
Pakistan plane crash kills 127
A Pakistani passenger plane crashed in bad weather near Islamabad's international airport today, killing all 127 people on boar.
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USA Today
Airline crash kills at least 118 in Pakistan
A Bhoja Airline jet crashed today in bad weather near Islamabad, killing at least 118 people, the Pakistan defense ministry says.
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FAZ
Pakistan: Flugzeug mit 127 Menschen an Bord abgestürzt
In der Nähe von Islamabad ist ein Linienflugzeug abgestürzt. An Bord seien 127 Menschen gewesen, teilten die Behörden des Landes mit. Am Unglücksort sollen schlechte Wetterbedingungen geherrscht haben.
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siliconindia
Did Gandhiji get us freedom?
by Vasudevan Vasudevan Did Gandhiji get us freedom ?
Greedy politicians and bureaucrats fattening themselves on public money is not confined to India alone. Our bete noire, Pakistan, is no exception. The assets of its richest MP Mehboobullah Khan belonging to PPP is worth $37 million. Zardari and Benazir together are alleged to have lightened the country"s exchequer to the tune of $ 1.5 bil...
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lesoir
Des médecins tentent de sauver un bébé à six jambes
Un bébé est né avec six jambes suite à une maladie génétique très rare au Pakistan. Les médecins tentent de le sauver. ...lire la suitehistoires liéesVaccins : des parents portent plainte contre l'ONE après l'exclusion de leur filleLe biodiesel plus néfaste que le diesel normal, selon GreenpeaceLa « nomophobie » ou peur de perdre son GSMLes radiographies dentaires peuvent entraîner des tumeurs ...
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Zeit
Post von unterwegs: Fehler eingestehen, Vorurteile revidieren
Die Taliban greifen das Botschaftsviertel in Kabul an. In Pakistan befreien sie hunderte ihrer Kameraden aus einem Gefängnis. In verschiedenen Teilen des Landes flammen Kämpfe auf. Die Frühjahrsoffen...
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Daily Mail
Pakistan to host cricket internationals for first time since terror attack on Sri Lanka team
International cricket is poised to return to Pakistan after the International Cricket Council revealed agreement has been reached for Bangladesh to contest two matches there later this month.
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science blogs
Earthquake Event, Tsunami Warning in Indonesia [Greg Laden's Blog]
An earthquake triggered a tsunami warning in Indonesia, which is said to have covered "Indonesia, India, Sri Lanka, Australia, Myanmar, Thailand, the Maldives and other Indian Ocean islands, Malaysia, Pakistan, Somalia, Oman, Iran, Bangladesh, Kenya, South Africa and Singapore," but the wave that rolled ashore was insignificant. However, a subsequent, strong aftershock then triggered another ...
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FT
HSBC in talks over Pakistan and Korea units
Disposals set to continue as UK-listed lender reviews its sub-scale and underperforming retail operations around the world
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China Daily
Let olive branch grow
In what is widely perceived as a significant goodwill move, the president of Pakistan paid a one-day trip to India on Sunday to discuss a wide range of issues with Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh.
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Irish Times
England back to winning ways
Cricket:England secured their first win of the year and ensured they would start the summer on top of the world rankings as they defeated Sri Lanka by eight wickets in the second Test. Chasing 94 to end a four-match losing streak, England did not allow memories of their fourth-innings capitulation for 72 against Pakistan earlier in the year affect them.
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The Jerusalem Post
PostScript: A scary moment
Imagine a world with multiple fundamentalist Islamic nuclear powers, with Pakistan and Iran at its head.
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The Sun
Amir video warns of fixing perils in cricket
BANNED Pakistan fast bowler warns others of corruption and what can happen
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FOCUS
Hockey – International - Pakistan muss Hockey-Turnier absagen
Der pakistanische Hockey-Verband PHF hat am Mittwoch notgedrungen ein geplantes Dreiländerturnier wegen Sicherheitsbedenken absagen müssen.
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BBC
Militants hit Pakistan checkpoint
At least four Pakistani soldiers are killed after militants attacked an army checkpoint close to the Afghan border, officials say.
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Daily Telegraph
Acid victim suicide 'shames Pakistan'
FAMILY of a former dancer who committed suicide after being disfigured in acid attack said her death brought shame on Pakistan.
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APA-OTS
VP-Leeb ad Häupl: Sind Sie Bürgermeister von Wien oder einer afrikanischen Stadt?
Utl.: Von der Bevölkerung geforderte Weltkulturerbestätten sind
offensichtlich nicht so wichtig, wie jene in Afrika und
Pakistan! =
Wien (OTS) - "Bereits mehr als 40.000 Wienerinnen und Wiener haben
eine Petition bezüglich des Erhalts des Otto-Wagner Ensembles
unterfertigt. Sind …
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Foreign Policy
The grim toll of state executions
Amnesty
International rolled out its global death penalty figures
for 2011,
showing that the annual number of executions climbed last year by 149 over
2010, while the number of countries executing criminals has shrunk by more than
one-third over the past decade.
Last
year, 20 countries carried out 676 executions for a variety of offenses,
including adultery and sodomy in Iran, blasphemy in P...
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White House
Remarks by President Obama and Prime Minister Gilani of Pakistan before Bilateral Meeting
Release Time:
For Immediate Release
Coex Center
Seoul, Republic of Korea
5:16 P.M. KST
PRESIDENT OBAMA: Well, I want to say how much I appreciate the opportunity to meet once again with Prime Minister Gilani and his delegation.
Obviously, the United States and Pakistan have a host of mutual interests. We’re both int...
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physorg
Scientists develop crop for livestock in dry climates
(PhysOrg.com) -- Scientists at the University of Liverpool are working with international partners to develop new forage crop for the hot and dry climate of regions such as Pakistan and Saudi Arabia.
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Foreign Policy
French shooting suspect jumps to his death
Mohammed
Merah, the 23-year-old Frenchman of Algerian origin suspected
of killing three paratroopers and three Jewish students and a rabbi, died
on Thursday in Toulouse, France. According to French Interior Minister Claude
Gueant, Merah jumped from a balcony firing "with
extreme violence" as security forces stormed the apartment in which he had
barricaded himself for over 30 hours, surrounded...
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Washington Post
Editorial Board: French attacks highlight the country’s immigrant challenge
FOR MORE THAN a decade after the attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, France avoided the spectacular plots, attributed to al-Qaeda or its sympathizers, that shocked Britain, Spain and Germany. But the string of killings that led to a police standoff Wednesday with a suspect in Toulouse seems to have much in common with those episodes: an alleged assailant born into an immigrant community, who was radical...
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Le Point
TUERIES DE TOULOUSE ET DE MONTAUBAN - Le suspect a fait deux voyages en Afghanistan et au Pakistan
Le tueur présumé au scooter, Mohamed Merah, soupçonné de sept meurtres de...
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lesoir
Mohammed Merah, délinquant toulousain devenu « moudjahidine »
Mohammed Merah suspect des meurtres commis à Toulouse et Montauban, est un Français d’origine algérienne ayant séjourné au Pakistan et en Afghanistan, issu de la dé...lire la suite
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science blogs
Kommentar von ApfelTaschenMachineGun bei "Warum Chipstüten rascheln - Experimente zum Mitmachen" (Hier wohnen Drachen) am 15.03.2012
Ahja , ich brauche unbedingt einen von euch Physiker-Halbdeppen die mir erklären warum in pakistan n sack karoffeln und nich n sack mehl umgefallen is. Hat bestimmt was mit Multiversum zu tun. Aber ich bin mir trotzdem sicher das alle Ichs dieser Multiversen vollkommen desinteressiert diesen Artikel (nicht) gelesen haben. Kannst du mir das auch mal erklären? Selbst der Erklär-Bär will so´n Drec...
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New York Times
Bits Blog: Companies Pledge Not to Help Pakistan Filter the Web
An unusual campaign asks technology companies to pledge that they will not help the government of Pakistan filter content on the Web -- and several agree to do so.
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Telegraph
Pakistan uses teenage boys to help with pornography crack down
What's the easiest way to compile a global list of pornographic websites? Ask a 15-year-old boy to do it for you.
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Reuters
Hindus protest bin Laden film shoot in north India
CHANDIGARH, India (Reuters) - Hindu radicals in India protested on Friday against the shooting of a film by Oscar-winning director Kathryn Bigelow on the hunt for Osama bin Laden on the grounds that the film-makers were portraying Pakistan on Indian soil.
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New York Times
Pakistan Builds Web Wall Out in the Open
The government has published a public tender for the “development, deployment and operation of a national-level URL filtering and blocking system.”
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Les Echos
Pakistan: 8 soldats et 22 rebelles tués lors de combats dans le nord-ouest
[[370764]] PESHAWAR (Pakistan) (AFP) : Au moins huit soldats et 22 rebelles ont été tués vendredi matin lors de combats dans le nord-ouest du Pakistan, bastion de divers groupes rebelles dont les talibans alliés à Al-Qaïda, ont annoncé à l'AFP les autorités locales. L'affrontement a opposé l'armée...
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perez hilton
Conan Spoofs Lindsay Lohan's Today Interview!
As reported earlier, LiLo visited The Today Show today … so last night, Conan O'Brien and his crew thought they'd have some fun!
In Conan's version of the interview, Lindsay Lohan continues her comeback tour and Matt Lauer asked her everyone's top question for her:
Can Pakistan and the United States be allies? Lolz!
Obvis, Linds can handle [...]
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Times LIVE
Snow leopards seen in Himalayan conflict region
Conservationists have caught a pair of rare and reclusive snow leopards on camera wandering a remote, mountain region once ravaged by conflict between India and Pakistan.
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WirtschaftsWoche
PACPAD 1: Pakistans Militär baut eigenes Tablet
Ein neues Tablet von Pakistans Militär ist das Ergebnis aus pakistanischer Technik und chinesischer Hardware. Und es zeigt, welch großen Einfluss das Militär in Pakistan inzwischen auch in der zivilen Wirtschaft hat.
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APA-OTS
Generaldirektor der Malaysian Maritime Enforcement Agency (MMEA) nimmt gemeinsam mit Indien, Pakistan, Taiwan und Korea an der Konferenz "Offshore Patrol Vessels Asia-Pacific" teil
London (ots/PRNewswire) -
Malaysia, Indien, Pakistan, Taiwan, Korea, Philippinen und weitere
Länder werden auf der "Offshore Patrol Vessels Asia-Pacific 2012" den
aktiven Bedarf nach OPV diskutieren
Admiral Datuk Mohd Amdan bin Kurish, Generaldirektor der Malaysian
Maritime Enforcement ...
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Irish Times
Swann's efforts in vain as Gul guides Pakistan to opening victory
SPORTS DIGEST:CRICKET: England succumbed to Umar Gul in last night’s eight-run defeat, as Graeme Swann’s career-best bowling again proved in vain against Pakistan at the Dubai International Cricket Stadium. Gul took three crucial wickets to undermine England’s chase of 144 for six, to help his team go 1-0 up with two to play.
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Reuters
U.S. says Pakistan upbeat on eventual cooperation
LONDON (Reuters) - Pakistan welcomed the idea of resuming cooperation with the United States on counter-terrorism and Afghanistan after its parliament reviews badly strained ties, a senior U.S. official said on Thursday.
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New York Times
England Sweeps Pakistan in Cricket
Kevin Pietersen’s second successive century led England to a four-wicket victory over Pakistan and a 4-0 sweep of their one-day series in the United Arab Emirates.
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Foreign Policy
Analogical reasoning strikes again
I know that Daniel Klaidman's Newsweek cover story on the Navy SEALs is supposed to make me feel all warm and safe because of the uber-competence of SEAL Team Six and President Obama's comfort with using them adroitly:
This is a Special Ops moment. The Navy SEALs, in particular, have never appeared so heroic and effective. They killed Osama bin Laden in Pakistan last year, and ...
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AP
Pakistan bowler accused in cricket fixing plot
LONDON (AP) -- A judge sentencing an English cricketer to jail Friday accused a Pakistan player of pressuring teammates on his county team to fix matches....
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APA-OTS
Hilfsorganisationen schlagen Alarm: 2,5 Millionen Flutopfer in Pakistan warten noch immer auf Hilfe
Utl.: CARE: "Nothilfeplan erst zu 47 Prozent finanziert - nächste
Ernte in Gefahr!" =
Wien (OTS) - Sechs Monate nach den katastrophalen
Überflutungen, die 8 Millionen Menschen in der pakistanischen Provinz
Sindh und im benachbarten Belutschistan obdachlos machten, warten ...
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science blogs
Gibt es zu wenig islamische Terroristen? [Geograffitico]
Könnte man meinen, wenn man The Missing Martyrs: Why There Are So Few Muslim Terrorists von Charles Kurzman vorsätzlich falsch interpetiert. Worum es darin geht, lassen wir ihn doch am besten gleich selbst erklären:The Missing Martyrs promotional video from Charles Kurzman on Vimeo.
Fassen wir also zusammen: Wenn man die (Bürger)Kriegsherde Afghanistan, Irak und Pakistan mal herausrech...
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Reuters
Millions pushed into child labor in Pakistan
ISLAMABAD (Reuters) - Tears tracing lines of dirt on his face, six-year-old Pakistani boy Nabeel Mukhtar cries while crouching on a pavement to scrub motorbikes, his job for nine hours a day, six...
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lesoir
Le FMI craint une croissance insuffisante pour le Pakistan
Le Fonds monétaire international s’est inquiété lundi d’une croissance économique insuffisante et d’un déficit budgétaire élevé au Pakistan, u...lire la suite
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BBC
VIDEO: Pakistan investigates drugs deaths
Professor Javed Akram, who is leading the clinical investigation into contaminated medicines in Pakistan, explained how the problem was identified.
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Daily Mail
Emerging holiday destinations: Anyone for Sudan, Greenland or Iran?
Readers of a travel magazine have named the top ten places they think will be topping our wishlists including Pakistan, Mongolia and Tajikistan.
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China Daily
Spot-fixer Amir out of jail after 3 months
Pakistan fast bowler Mohammad Amir was freed from a British jail on Wednesday after serving half of a six-month sentence for taking part in a spot-fixing scandal that shook the world of cricket last year.
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WirtschaftsWoche
Afghanistan: Taliban bereiten Machtübernahme vor
Mit dem Abzug der Nato-Truppen aus Afghanistan droht der dortigen Regierung der Kontrollverlust. Mehrere Medien berichten nun, dass die Taliban sich auf eine Machtübernahme vorbereiten - mit Hilfe aus Pakistan.
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Irish Times
Coup foiled
THE WELCOME thwarting of an attempted coup by military officers in Bangladesh is a salutary reminder of the very real regional tensions between governments and their highly politicised militaries, not least also in Pakistan.
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manager magazin
Jüngste Mitarbeiterin: Microsoft-Wunderkind stirbt mit 16 Jahren
Vor etwa acht Jahren wurde sie als Informatik-Wunderkind gefeiert und bekam eine Stelle bei Microsoft. Bill Gates empfing sie persönlich. Jetzt ist Arfa Karim Randhawa mit 16 Jahren in Pakistan gestorben.
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The New Yorker
Gary Shteyngart: “Outsource This!”
64;Shteyngart Like most busy mega-celebrities, I’ve decided to outsource my tweets.
#Outsourced2India Namaste, everyone! This is the Real Gary Shteyngart from NYC, USA!
#Outsourced2India Savoured some excellent aloo parathas at the test match against Pakistan.
#Outsourced2India I meant to say, enjoyed a bang-up FilletO . . .
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Telegraph
Sayeeda Warsi: Baroness of the Punjab
Peter Oborne joins the mill worker's daughter on her mission to help preserve democracy in Pakistan
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Orf
Waffenfähiges Uran nicht vor Terroristen sicher
Die weltweiten Bestände an Atommaterial sind laut einer US-Studie nicht ausreichend gesichert und könnten in die Hände von Terroristen fallen. Am prekärsten ist die Lage demnach in Nordkorea, Pakistan und dem Iran.
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Irish Times
System of recruiting foreign doctors defended
THE HEALTH Service Executive has defended the process of recruiting doctors from India and Pakistan to help solve its staffing crisis, following the news that half of the candidates sitting clinical exams in December failed them and must return home.
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The Jerusalem Post
Pakistan ties with Israel? Why not, asks Musharraf
Exiled former Pakistani President Pervez Musharraf says the Muslim-majority country should consider establishing ties with Israel.
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chinatechnews
Pakistan Gains China Mobile Investment In Coming Years
Chinese telecom operator China Mobile plans to invest USD1.5 billion in CMPak, its wholly-owned subsidiary in Pakistan, over the next four years. Fan Yunjun, chief executive officer of CMPak, revealed the news over a talk with Pakistani Prime Minister Yusuf Raza Gilani. Fan said that China Mobile hopes to enlarge its 3G market share in [...]
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China Daily
China Mobile makes $1.5b investment in Pakistan
CEO of CMPak , China Mobile's wholely owned subsidiary in Pakistan, Fan Yunjun Thursday said that CMPak has made a cumulative investment of $1.5 billion in Pakistan in 4 years and it has deposited 26 billion rupees ($289 million) as taxes during the same period.
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amNY
2011 turmoil poised to further ignite Mideast
The Arab Spring was the biggest world-news story of 2011, and one that's sure to impact 2012 as well. Newly democratic nations in the region will hold elections, while others continue to fight for their freedom - and for the first time since 2003, Iraq will no longer be occupied by the U.S. military. Meanwhile, the United States must deal with sensitive situations in Iran and Pakistan, even as ...
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New York Times
U.S. Report on Pakistan Strike Shows Crucial NATO Delays
The delays raise questions about whether a faster response by NATO could have spared some Pakistani soldiers’ lives.
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The Nation
Govt apathy cutting farmers to the bone
MULTAN - The Kissan Board Pakistan South Punjab chapter has condemned prolonged power outages at the time of wheat sowing, saying it is a conspiracy to hinder the country from achieving sowing target.Addressing a meeting of KBP South Punjab here on Friday, Malik Fayyazul Hassan Bhutta warned that the country would miss the target, resulting in a serious food crisis in the coming days. He added ...
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The Nation
Why Obama should apologise to Pakistan
C. CHRISTINE FAIRIn the wee hours of November 27, US-Nato and Afghan forces based in Afghanistans Kunar province engaged a Pakistani military outpost in Pakistans tribal agency of Momand. Little information is publically available or likely to be about what happened or how. What is clear is that after several Nato airstrikes, 24 Pakistani soldiers were dead and many more injured. The epis...
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The Nation
PTI rally in Karachi: Gates of Quaid mausoleum locked, opened
The gates of the Qauids mausoleum have been re-opened after the workers of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaaf (PTI) have been expelled from the ground.Police also locked the gates of the ground and banned entry of the political workers into the PTIs venue for the partys public gathering slated for December 25.After the City government expelled the workers from the ground, the PTI activists staged pro...
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The Nation
CJP rules out military takeover
Chief Justice of Pakistan (CJP) Iftikhar Muhammed Chaudhry Friday said no takeover is possible in the country in his presence, stressing that Pakistan will now have supremacy of the Constitution.Heading a nine-member bench of the Supreme Court (SC) hearing the infamous memorandum scandal case, the CJ Chaudhry said, Past are the days when the courts used to endorse unconstitutional measures; in...
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New York Times
Report Blames Both U.S. and Pakistan for Deadly Errant Airstrike
Mistakes by both American and Pakistani forces led to airstrikes against Pakistani border posts that killed 26 Pakistani Army soldiers last month, according to the findings of a United States military investigation.
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The Nation
Work on Pak-Iran gasline in full swing
LAHORE - Notwithstanding the US threats, Pakistan has not only conveyed its willingness to Iran, it has also stepped up the pace of work on Pak-Iran Gas Pipeline Project.Highly-placed diplomatic sources told TheNation that the project, which was likely to be completed in 2014, may be completed at least a year in advance and the gas flow would start between June and December 2013.Sources said up...
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THE GLOBE AND MAIL
Tory most-wanted list thwarts efforts to deport alleged war criminals
Jason Kenneys press conference leaves arrested man at risk of torture upon return to Pakistan
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Le Monde Diplomatique
Le Pakistan après la mort d'Oussama Ben Laden
Après l'assaut américain visant Oussama Ben Laden, le Pakistan a obtenu que les Etats-Unis annoncent le retrait de leurs deux cents militaires officiellement présents sur son territoire. Cette mesure symbolise les relations tumultueuses entre Islamabad et Washington. / Afghanistan, Chine, (...)
/ Afghanistan, Chine, États-Unis (affaires extérieures), Inde, Pakistan, Guérilla, Services secrets,...
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FOXnews
Pakistani Star Veena Malik Suing Magazine for 'Nude' Cover Photo
India and Pakistan are going nuclear over this magazine cover showing a naked Pakistani star wearing nothing but a provocative political tattoo.
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AP
Pakistan actress sues over nude magazine photos
NEW DELHI (AP) -- Pakistani actress Veena Malik is suing a popular Indian men's magazine for millions of dollars, accusing it of publishing photos she says were doctored to make her appear nude, her lawyer said Monday....
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news.com.au
Pakistan wants Australian uranium
PAKISTAN'S High Commissioner to Australia says if the federal government sells uranium to India it would be discriminatory for it not to sell it to Pakistan as well.
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National Geographic
Pictures: Trees Cocooned in Webs After Flood
Documented by an aid worker, millions of spiders and possibly insects took to the trees to spin webs after heavy floods inundated Pakistan in 2010.
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euronews
Le Pakistan boycotte la conférence internationale sur l'Afghanistan après la bavure de l'OTAN
Les Pakistanais ne décolèrent pas après le bombardement de l'OTAN qui a tué, par erreur, 24 de leurs soldats. A Islamabad, des manifestants ont…
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New York Times
Global Update: Home Care Best for Child Pneumonia in Study
In a study in Pakistan, home-treated children had only a 9 percent treatment-failure rate, while children in hospitals failed to improve 18 percent of the time.
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THE GLOBE AND MAIL
Playing nuclear Whac-A-Mole wont work with Iran, either
We must try to engage with Tehran. The experience in Pakistan has taught us the dangers of forcing an atomic program underground
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Los Angeles Times
From basketball to war zone, aircraft carrier is set to deploy
Life in the Navy is not all fun and games. The aircraft carrier Carl Vinson, whose flight deck served as a venue for a high-profile college basketball game on Veterans Day, will deploy next week for a seven-month mission to...
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Daily Telegraph
PM Gillard's swipe on terrorism
PAKISTAN reacted angrily to the government's demand that it do more to fight extremism - reminding Australia that it had lost casualties.
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THE GLOBE AND MAIL
Pakistan rejects Barrick-led groups bid for gold mine
Chinese interests will likely develop one of the world's richest deposits of gold and copper
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Reuters
Cash shortage threatens Pakistan flood aid
ISLAMABAD (Reuters) - Western aid agencies in Pakistan warned on Wednesday they might have to halt flood relief efforts in the cash-strapped country because of funding shortfalls.
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Washington Post
AES to sell stakes in Oman, Pakistan units
Arlington-based AES Corp. has reached an agreement to sell its interest in several power-generating facilities in Oman and Pakistan to help finance expansion of other energy projects around the world, the company said Monday.
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NATO
United States Special Representative for Afghanistan and Pakistan visits NATO
Ambassador Richard Holbrooke, United States Special Representative for Afghanistan and Pakistan, met with NATO Secretary General in a bilateral meeting, and then with the North Atlantic Council in ISAF Format
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Countries |
MIX |
| 1 | United States | 68.093 |
| 2 | India | 51.245 |
| 3 | United Kingdom | 17.370 |
| 4 | Pakistan | 16.575 |
| 5 | Germany | 9.555 |
| 6 | Turkey | 5.690 |
| 7 | France | 5.335 |
| 8 | Indonesia | 4.905 |
| 9 | Canada | 3.855 |
| 10 | Philipines | 3.470 |
| 11 | Australia | 2.990 |
| 12 | Switzerland | 2.900 |
| 13 | Netherlands | 2.750 |
| 14 | Italy | 2.560 |
| 15 | Singapore | 2.400 |
| 16 | Sweden | 2.300 |
| 17 | China | 2.190 |
| 18 | Austria | 1.815 |
| 19 | Norway | 1.757 |
| 20 | Taiwan | 1.160 |
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Media |
MIX |
| 1 | CNN Editions (International) | 14.000 |
| 2 | CNN | 12.000 |
| 3 | Dainik Bhaskar | 8.400 |
| 4 | PTV News | 6.500 |
| 5 | NDTV | 6.000 |
| 6 | BBC News | 4.250 |
| 7 | foxnews | 4.200 |
| 8 | IBN live | 3.700 |
| 9 | Bild | 3.200 |
| 10 | Punjab Kesari | 3.150 |
| 11 | Times of India | 3.000 |
| 12 | Times Now | 2.800 |
| 13 | MSNBC | 2.800 |
| 14 | zee news | 2.700 |
| 15 | WALL STREET JOURNAL USA | 2.700 |
| 16 | New York Times | 2.550 |
| 17 | USA Today | 2.525 |
| 18 | Aaj TV | 2.500 |
| 19 | The Sun | 2.500 |
| 20 | channelnews asia | 1.900 |
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# |
Languages |
MIX |
| 1 | English | 153.384 |
| 2 | German | 14.270 |
| 3 | Hindi | 11.550 |
| 4 | French | 6.250 |
| 5 | Turkish | 5.530 |
| 6 | Indonesian | 4.905 |
| 7 | Urdu | 3.190 |
| 8 | Dutch | 2.910 |
| 9 | Italian | 2.560 |
| 10 | Swedish | 2.300 |
| 11 | Norwegian | 1.757 |
| 12 | Malayalam | 1.200 |
| 13 | Finnish | 1.000 |
| 14 | Chinese | 0.860 |
| 15 | Romanian | 0.680 |
| 16 | Portuguese | 0.600 |
| 17 | Polish | 0.600 |
| 18 | Gujarati | 0.600 |
| 19 | Danish | 0.475 |
| 20 | Spanish | 0.415 |
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