 Toronto Star |
Obama's frustration with Pakistan shows at NATO Summit
Toronto Star David S. Cloud and Kathleen Hennessey Tribune Washington Bureau CHICAGO—A growing diplomatic dispute over Pakistan's refusal to reopen supply routes through its territory for US and other troops in landlocked Afghanistan cast a shadow on President … |
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Pakistan cricket chief to watch IPL final
Times of India (AP Photo) KARACHI: Pakistan's cricket chief said on Monday he had accepted an invitation to watch the Indian Premier League final next week and would use to visit to discuss reviving cricketing ties between the rivals. Pakistan Cricket Board chief … |
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 PakTribune.com |
At NATO summit, warm welcome for most leaders, but not Pakistan's
Boston Herald The two-day summit, the largest in the 63-year history of the military alliance, came as White House officials made clear they were furious at Pakistan's continued refusal to reopen ground routes used to move fuel and other war supplies into … Why Pakistan still hasn't reopened NATO supply lines No Meeting With Obama for Pakistan's President US-Pakistan rift complicates NATO summit in Chicago |
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 DAWN.com |
Now transport fees threaten to upend US-Pakistan ties
New York Daily News Chicago, May 21 — After all the assertions of their deep existential and strategic interests in Afghanistan, the United States and Pakistan are squabbling over how much to charge for every truck carrying supplies across the latter's border. Pakistan's High Commission Shahid Malik meets Indian Home Minister Pakistan, US trying to narrow down differences: officials Australia pledges $200m assistance for Pakistan |
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NATO believes Pakistani supply lines to open soon
The Seattle Times NATO's top official says he was optimistic that Pakistan will re-open key transit routes to Afghanistan in the "very near future." The Associated Press No comments have been posted to this article. NATO's top official says he was optimistic that … Update on the latest news, sports, business and entertainment |
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Pakistan opposition boycotts PM dinner for Erdogan
AFP ISLAMABAD — Pakistan's main opposition party said Monday it would boycott a banquet being hosted by the prime minister for Turkey's premier, as a protest against the Pakistani leader's conviction for contempt. The snub from opposition leader Nawaz … Turkey, Pakistan enjoy cordial relationship, time tested friendship: Erdogan Strong democratic system in Pakistan vital for regional peace: Erdogan Pak-Turkey ties: Erdogan addresses Parliament, offers sage advice |
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 Times of Oman |
Pakistan schools hike staff salary at Muscat
Times of Oman Muscat: The management of Pakistan School Muscat (PSM) has revised the pay scales of teachers at Pakistani schools. While better qualified teachers and section heads will be appointed to improve the school's administration and academic standards, … |
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Pakistan's main opposition party said Monday it would boycott a banquet being hosted by the prime minister for Turkey's premier, as a protest against the Pakistani leader's conviction for contempt.
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 Press TV |
Pakistani schools targeted by militants
Washington Post ISLAMABAD, Pakistan — Militant bombings of schools in the tribal areas of northwest Pakistan have left the education system in that region a shambles and the government perplexed about how to respond. In recent years, nearly 460 schools have been … A school blown up by militants in Pakistan. (file photo) |
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 DAWN.com |
Pakistan State Oil Seeks to Buy Fuel Cargoes for June to August
Bloomberg Pakistan State Oil Co. (PSO) is seeking to buy 320000 metric tons of gasoil, or diesel, and gasoline for delivery from June to August, according to a notice on its website. The state-owned company is Pakistan's largest fuel retailer. Pakistan State Oil seeks 320000 tonnes of gasoil, gasoline |
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