Voice of America

Eid celebrated in Pakistan with religious fervour Khaleej Times ISLAMABAD — Eid Al Fitr was celebrated throughout Pakistan on Wednesday with religious fervour and festivity. Millions of Muslims offered Eid prayers in mosques and open places. People offered special prayers for the solidarity, prosperity and … Eid al-Fitr 2011: Two Suicide Bombings Amidst World-Wide CelebrationsInternational Business Times Pakistan celebrates Eidul Fitr todayDAWN.com Reaching home for EidThe Nation, Pakistan Islamic Republic News Agency -The Express Tribune -Wall Street Journal (blog) all 843 news articles »

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Pakistan News

Pakistan'incapable' of prosecuting terror suspects Telegraph.co.uk Pakistan is incapable of prosecuting terror suspects, according to a US State Department report which reveals that three in four defendants are acquitted. By Dean Nelson The report paints a damning portrait of the key United States ally in the war on … Pak legal system incapable of prosecuting terrorists: USHindustan Times 75 pc acquittal rate in Pak terror trials: US reportIndian Express Dismal conviction rate for Pakistan terroristsGlobalPost (blog) all 18 news articles »

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The Guardian

Pakistan Bans Encryption Software Mashable Internet users in Pakistan might have a harder time protecting their information — from authority interception and crooks alike — after a ban on virtual private networks (VPNs) takes effect. The Pakistan Telecommunications Authority sent a legal … Pakistan to ban encryption softwareThe Guardian Pakistan encryption ban to aid cybercriminalsZDNet Asia Pakistan bans VPNsComputer Business Review Techworld.com -The Tech Herald -Techdirt all 13 news articles »

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Pakistan’s president has vowed on a visit to China’s restive Xinjiang region to work more closely with Beijing to combat terrorism, the state Xinhua news agency reported Wednesday.

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The Guardian

Pakistan bans online encryption for the good of state security The Tech Herald A new order issued to ISPs from the Pakistan Telecommunication Authority (PTA) directs them to block all encrypted traffic on their networks. A PTA spokesperson told local media the reasoning was to prevent militants … Pakistan to ban encryption softwareThe Guardian Pakistan Officially Bans All Encryption OnlineTechdirt Report: Pakistan Officially Bans All Online EncryptionGeekosystem Dslreports -Social Barrel all 7 news articles »

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The Nation, Pakistan

Pakistan cricket in a spin over reforms The Express Tribune PHOTO: EPA KARACHI: Pakistan's under-fire cricket board and some of its finest ever players and administrators are on a collision course over an International Cricket Council (ICC) directive designed to free the game from government interference. … Pakistan begin hunt for new cricket coachAFP A year after spot-fixing: The state of Pakistan cricketThe National Former players go for appointment of a local coachAssociated Press of Pakistan The News International -ESPNcricinfo.com -Cricketnext.com all 192 news articles »

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How Can We Trust Pakistan? Conducive Chronicle It's been four months since the day an elite team of Navy Seals swooped down onto a mansion in Abbottabad, Pakistan and vanquished the most wanted terrorist in the world. One of President Obama's principal foreign policy goals was that if he had actual … India, Pakistan: Fork in the RoadHuffington Post all 4 news articles »

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Indian Express

Pakistan vows to work with China on terror: Xinhua AFP BEIJING — Pakistan's president has vowed on a visit to China's restive Xinjiang region to work more closely with Beijing to combat terrorism, the state Xinhua news agency reported Wednesday. Asif Ali Zardari made the remarks during his first visit to … Pakistan's Zardari seeks to allay Chinese concerns on terrorismReuters Africa Pakistan leader pledges closer cooperation with China in fighting terrorismXinhua Zardari seeks to allay Chinese concerns on terrorismDAWN.com Hindustan Times -The Express Tribune -iNewsOne all 219 news articles »

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Pakistan’s under-fire cricket board and some of its finest ever players and administrators are on a collision course over an ICC directive designed to free the game from government interference.

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A car bomb exploded in southwestern Pakistan on Wednesday as hundreds of worshippers were heading home after morning prayers marking the beginning of an Islamic holiday. The blast killed at least five people, police said.

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