Sat. July 04, 2009
-
The News International
July 3, 2009
By By our correspondent
Hyderabad:
Sindh Taraqqi Pasand Party (STPP) chief Dr Qadir Magsi on
Friday strongly condemned the bill moved in the National ...
Daily Times
July 3, 2009
The Nation, Pakistan
July 3, 2009
âIn July 2004, I traveled to
Bangladesh from
the US to review living standard of stranded
Pakistanis there. When I reached a camp,
children asked me not ...
NTDTV
July 3, 2009
Millions of
Pakistanis have already been displaced by the government's battle with
militants in the country's northwest. Now the upcoming
monsoon threatens ...
Political Affairs Magazine
July 3, 2009
Pakistanis reject the violence and values of the
Taliban but also want foreign military intervention in their country to end, a nationwide ...
DAWN.com
July 3, 2009
There is now a
sea change in the attitude of
Pakistanis towards the
Taliban and the government's belated crackdown on the
Insurgents. ...
UN News Centre
July 3, 2009
âThe everyday
people of Pakistan are the real
heroes of this current crisis in
Pakistan,â Martin Mogwanja, the UN Humanitarian Coordinator for Pakistan, ...
Times of India
July 2, 2009
"The situation was gloomy but the Twenty20 success was the much-needed tonic for the people of Pakistan and they are now keenly waiting for the Test series ...
The Times
July 2, 2009
Two
bombs targeting police and government
workers killed up to eight people and wounded scores more today - as the latest attack to hit ...
Bay Area Indymedia
July 2, 2009
And some two-thirds of
Pakistanis view all
religious militant groups in the country as a whole as a critical threat to it. This proportion is up from 38% in ...
Economic Times
July 2, 2009
WASHINGTON:
the US has frozen the assets of four Pakistani terrorists for alleged involvement in a series of terrorist activities in
India, including the ...
Dallas Morning News
July 2, 2009
AP
Islamabad â" More than 80 percent of
Pakistanis view the
Taliban and
al-Qaeda as a critical threat to the country, but
Pakistanis strongly oppose US ...
Scotsman
July 2, 2009
MORE than 80 per cent of
Pakistanis view the
Taleban as a critical threat to the country, a poll released yesterday said. ...
Sify
July 2, 2009
Washington:
the US has frozen the assets of four Pakistani terrorists for alleged involvement in a series of terrorist activities in
India, including the ...
The News International
July 2, 2009
A total of 7.4 per cent Pakistanis population is infected with hepatitis of which 2.6 per cent are infected with hepatitis B while 4.7 per cent with ...
Daily Times
July 2, 2009
Lahore: Seventy
Pakistanis have been deported from
Saudi Arabia, either due to overstaying their visa, or losing their passports.
officials of the Federal ...
Kansas City Star
July 2, 2009
In a reversal of
public opinion, most
Pakistanis now consider terrorist groups a "critical threat" to their country and support their ...
Associated Press of Pakistan
July 1, 2009
Naek continued that
Pakistanis who are
Muslims are directly or indirectly affected by the terrorists and this affect is eating them up not only in their own ...
Associated Press of Pakistan
July 1, 2009
NEW YORK, July 1 (APP): Most
Pakistanis now see the
Taliban as well as
al Qaeda as a âcritical threatâ to the country and support the government and
army in ...
Reuters
July 1, 2009
The WorldPublicOpinion.org poll, conducted last month as
Pakistan's
army fought the
Taliban in the
Swat Valley, found that most
Pakistanis see the Pakistani ...
HardNews Magazine
July 1, 2009
For quite a while Pakistanis were a bit embarrassed about what was happening in the country. The prognosis from western experts was not good. ...
Reuters AlertNet
June 29, 2009
Reuters and AlertNet are not responsible for the content of this article or for any external internet sites. The views expressed are the author's alone. ...
News-Medical.net
June 29, 2009
Daily Times
June 29, 2009
Arab News
June 29, 2009
Jeddah: Members of leading welfare
organizations have called on charities to increase their aid to the stranded
Pakistanis, while deploring the ...
PRESS TV
June 28, 2009
Thousands of
Pakistanis march in the southern port city of
Karachi to denounce the 'unwelcome' influence of
the US in the nuclear-armed country. ...
Los Angeles Times
June 28, 2009
New York Times
June 28, 2009
children displaced from fighting in the Swat area attended a school in Mardan,
Pakistan, run by Ummah Welfare Trust, a
religious nongovernmental ...
Kansas City infoZine
June 26, 2009
BY Michael Novinson - Displaced
Pakistanis see the
Taliban, not
India, as more of a threat, according to an informal survey released
Thursday. ...
Los Angeles Times
June 19, 2009
By Alex Rodriguez Reporting from Ambela,
Pakistan -- A small number of
Pakistanis have begun leaving refugee camps and trickling back to this hamlet tucked ...
Reuters
June 8, 2009
BBC News
June 6, 2009
My neighbours are not the only urban,
middle class Pakistanis yearning for a return to an imaginary past in the Arab deserts - a puritanical utopia where ...
Los Angeles Times
June 4, 2009
That careful optimism was echoed by many Pakistanis who watched the president's speech in offices and cafes around the nation's capital. ...
New York Times
June 4, 2009
But it seems especially profound among the millions of
Pakistanis directly threatened by the
Taliban advance from the tribal areas into more settled parts ...
IBNLive.com
June 28, 2009
Thiruvananthapuram: Eighty-four-year-old M Kunhammad lives in the Malapuram district of
Kerala but is a Pakistani citizen. He along with 90 others who still ...
Minneapolis Star Tribune
June 28, 2009
A small number of Pakistanis have begun leaving refugee camps and trickling back to this hamlet tucked away in the ...
Pakistan Times
June 27, 2009
The Pakistani people have courageously defied what the proponents of gloom and doom had wished. At the time of its inception in 1947, the country lacked the ...
The Asian Age
June 27, 2009
June 27: A group of over 300 Pakistani pilgrims reached
Ajmer on
Saturday to pay homage to Khwaja Moinuddin Chishti. The Pakistani devotees will participate ...
The News International
June 27, 2009
Sunday Observer
June 27, 2009
The Lankans will be hoping for better things in the Tests against the
Pakistanis. The
Sri Lankans led by that fine batsman Kumar Sangakkara are a capable ...
