Fri. October 10, 2008
Pakistani government officials:
The News International
October 9, 2008
The Post
October 9, 2008
President
Asif Ali Zardari held a meeting with Prime Minister Syed Yousuf
Raza Gillani in the speaker's chamber prior to the special session. ...
National Assembly Speaker Fahmida Mirza presided over the joint in-camera session which was summoned by President Asif Ali Zardari. ...
Dallas Morning News
October 10, 2008
The military strike set off tremors of
anti-American anger;
Pakistani officials, buffeted by domestic criticism, have promised to use force against any ...
The Age
October 10, 2008
The toll from a suicide blast at an anti-
Taliban tribal meeting in a restive Pakistani region near the Afghan border Friday has more than doubled to 32, ...
Council on Foreign Relations
October 9, 2008
European and Asian
markets stabilized today, showing limited gains (Bloomberg) following unprecedented coordinated interest rate cuts by many of the world's ...
CNN
October 8, 2008
The Statesman
October 7, 2008
The immediate targets of the
Taliban are the
Americans and the
Pakistani authorities. Anarchy is the short-term result. Political accommodation can take ...
Voice of America
October 7, 2008
The News International
October 6, 2008
Zaeef, who was arrested by
Pakistani authorities in December 2001 after the fall of
Taliban regime and delivered to the
US military, told the Afghan
Islamic ...
PRESS TV
October 6, 2008
We have certain expectations from
Pakistani officials to fully cooperate with the aim of fighting against terrorists and
terrorism which will help peace and ...
Tehran Times
October 5, 2008
In mid-June,
Pakistani authorities handed over Abdolhamid Rigi, the brother of the Abdolmalek Rigi, to
Iran in line with a security agreement between
Tehran ...
Daily Times
October 5, 2008
As they did not challenge Pakistani authorities, the latter did not generally interfere with their activities unless they got involved in local feuds and ...
New York Times
October 4, 2008
Washington Post
October 3, 2008
By ISHTIAQ MASHUD AP DERA
Ismail Khan,
Pakistan -- Two suspected US missile strikes Friday on villages close to the border with
Afghanistan killed at least ...
Minneapolis Star Tribune
October 3, 2008
By ISHTIAQ MASHUD , AP AP Interview: Havel calls economic chaos "warning" DERA
Ismail Khan,
Pakistan - Pakistani intelligence officials say two suspected US ...
Arab Times
October 2, 2008
Mehsud is the militant commander Pakistani authorities accuse of being behind a wave of suicide attacks across the country, including the assassination of ...
PR-Inside.com (Pressemitteilung)
October 1, 2008
© AP
Islamabad,
Pakistan (AP) - A suspected US missile strike within Pakistan killed six people, officials said Wednesday, indicating Washington is pressing ...
Sky News
October 1, 2008
Times of India
October 1, 2008
According to the daily, Pakistani officials underlined that a complete investigation into the proliferation network of Khan had already been done. ...
Times of India
October 1, 2008
According to the daily, Pakistani officials underlined that a complete investigation into the proliferation network of Khan had already been done. ...
Sky News
October 1, 2008
Voice of America
October 1, 2008
By VOA News
Pakistani officials say a suspected US drone fired missiles at a house in northwest
Pakistan, killing at least six people. ...
Council on Foreign Relations
September 30, 2008
Pakistani officials have denied such a connection. In an October 2006 interview, former Pakistani
President Pervez Musharraf said some retired ISI ...
New York Times
September 30, 2008
Pakistani officials have cited the toll as evidence that
Pakistan has paid a heavier price fighting the militants than either American or Afghan troops. ...
Reuters India
September 30, 2008
Miranshah,
Pakistan (Reuters) - A US pilotless drone fired two missiles at a house in northwest Pakistan killing five people, Pakistani intelligence agency ...
PakTribune.com
September 29, 2008
They said active involvement of Pakistan government officials led to the release of the envoy. It was not clear as to who was holding Farahi. ...
Reuters India
September 29, 2008
... ambassador-designate Abdul Khaliq Farahi, was "recovered" on Monday, a week after gunmen
kidnapped him and killed his driver,
Pakistani officials said. ...
guardian.co.uk
September 29, 2008
Most have found shelter with
relatives in north-western
Pakistan but about 100000 have taken refuge in camps set up by
Pakistani authorities. ...
New York Times
September 29, 2008
Pakistani officials have cited the toll as evidence that
Pakistan has paid a heavier price fighting the militants than either American or Afghan troops. ...
Radio Australia
September 29, 2008
Pakistan officials declined to give details of how Mr Farahi was freed. An official said Farahi, who was
kidnapped in the northwestern city of
Peshawar when ...
CBC.ca
September 29, 2008
Most have found shelter with
relatives across northwestern
Pakistan, though about 100000 have taken refuge in camps set up by
Pakistani authorities. ...
Reuters India
September 29, 2008
... ambassador-designate Abdul Khaliq Farahi, was "recovered" on Monday, a week after gunmen
kidnapped him and killed his driver,
Pakistani officials said. ...
GMA news.tv
September 29, 2008
Pakistani officials say the fighting in
Bajur has displaced as many as 500000 people within the country. Most have found shelter with
relatives across ...
Telegraph.co.uk
September 27, 2008
the Pentagon said the
aircraft were just inside Afghan air space but
Pakistani officials insisted they had crossed the volatile border. ...
Independent
September 27, 2008
The group went on to forge links with a number of Islamist groups, including, say the
Pakistani authorities,
al-Qa'ida and its bombmakers, who are suspected ...
Reuters
September 26, 2008
Los Angeles Times
September 26, 2008
But
Pakistani officials said the helicopters crossed the border and entered
Pakistan's tribal regions. Although
Pakistani officials have reported their ...
New York Times
September 25, 2008
But most of the day was spent in private meetings with world leaders, where she was greeted warmly by
Pakistani officials. Ever since
Senator John McCain ...
New York Times
September 25, 2008
But American and Pakistani officials agreed on little else about what happened in the fleeting mid-afternoon clash between the allied troops. ...
Across the Aisle
September 25, 2008
Last week, a US missile hit a suspected
Taliban ammunition depot in
South Waziristan, killing five people,
Pakistani officials said. ...
Mathaba.Net
September 25, 2008
An Afghan delegation arrived in
Islamabad to discuss with
Pakistani officials the
kidnapping of Abdul Khaliq Farahi, the Ambassador-designate to
Pakistan, ...
