 BBC News | Pakistan blocks Twitter over Muhammad cartoons NEWS.com.au PAKISTAN blocked Twitter today over a competition to post caricatures of the Prophet Muhammad on the social networking site. "The website has been banned by Ministry of Information Technology and the decision was conveyed to us. Pakistan blocks Twitter amid cartoon furore Pakistan blocks Twitter because of 'offensive material' Pakistan blocks access to Twitter |
 AFP | Deal on Pakistan Supply Lines Not Expected During NATO Summit New York Times CHICAGO — The United States and Pakistan are not expected to secure a deal to reopen supply lines to Afghanistan before a NATO summit begins on Sunday, casting a pall over talks that are to focus on winding down the alliance's combat role in the ... Pakistan, Afghan Presidents to Meet NATO Allies Pakistan, NATO talks stumble Border still shut as NATO seeks Pakistan resolution |
India-Pakistan ties turning a corner? Livemint Yet, there is one, and it lies outside the borders of India; ironically, it is its delinquent neighbour, Pakistan. Yes, I am sure the popular response will be: what a preposterous thought. Pakistan? You've got to be kidding. No, it's indeed Pakistan. |
 Chicago Tribune | Pakistan and the US: A new beginning? Chicago Tribune The NATO summit in Chicago will focus on the endgame in Afghanistan on the heels of US House debate on bills that will shape the nature of the US-Pakistan relationship. The tone of this debate and the diplomacy of the Obama administration will send a ... 'Hafta' discord: US, Pak squabble over transit fee Pakistan wants US to apologise for Salala: Sherry Pakistan looking for 'positive conversation' on Nato routes in Chicago: Sherry ... |
 Arabian Supply Chain | Pakistan-Dubai flight evacuated over bomb hoax Arabian Supply Chain by Andy Sambidge on May 20, 2012 An Airbus airplane which was due to fly from Pakistan to Dubai on Thursday was evacuated after a bomb threat, it has been reported. The hoax forced Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) to evacuate 157 passengers and 10 ... |
 The Nation, Pakistan | Pakistan's enemies will be considered as Enemy of Iran: Ahmadinejad The Nation, Pakistan Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad has expressed complete solidarity with the Government and people of Pakistan and stated "Enemy of Pakistan will be considered as Enemy of Iran". "Iran share a long history of friendship with Pakistan and enjoy ... Ahmadinejad says Iran is keen to cement ties with Pakistan Ahmadinejad says no obstacle to developing Iran-Pakistan ties |
 DAWN.com | Pakistan can win a gold medal at the Olympics: Sohail Abbas DAWN.com KARACHI: Pakistan's newly-appointed hockey captain, Sohail Abbas, thinks Pakistan has the potential to win a gold medal at the upcoming London Olympics. Talking before leaving for Malaysia to participate in the Sultan Azlan Shah Cup, Abbas said the ... Pakistan can win gold medal in Olympics: Sohail "We have a very good chance of winning the Gold in Olympics," Sohail Abbas |
 PakistanToday.com.pk | David Ignatius: Pakistan misses opportunity for security gains with US help Memphis Commercial Appeal By David Ignatius, Washington Post Writers Group As America begins to pull back its troops from Afghanistan, there's one consequence that gets little notice but is likely to have lasting impact: Pakistan is losing the best chance in its history to gain ... Pakistan to resume normal arrangement of NATO trucks: Sherry Hopes fading for swift US, Pakistan deal on Afghan supply routes US links CSF to Pak with resumption with Nato supply |
 Brisbane Times | India's dam plans anger Pakistan, symbolise global water woes Brimbank Weekly The issue of water in this part of the world is back in the spotlight with a case before the Permanent Court of Arbitration this week between Pakistan and India. Pakistan claims a new hydroelectric plant India is building on the Kishanganga River ... India violating Indus Water Treaty: Pakistan to face severe water shortage |
Pakistan blocks Twitter access over "blasphemous content" IBNLive.com ISLAMABAD (Reuters) - Pakistan on Sunday blocked access to Twitter in response to 'blasphemous' material posted by users on the microblogging and social networking website, a senior government official said. 'This has been done under the directions of ... |
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