 The Nation, Pakistan | US bristles at stiff Pakistani fees for supply routes CNN Chicago (CNN) -- The United States will not agree to pay the stiff fees Pakistan is asking in order to open up NATO supply routes into Afghanistan, US officials told CNN Saturday. Ahead of a NATO summit on Afghanistan's future, Pakistan is requesting ... Pakistan looking for 'positive conversation' on Nato routes in Chicago: Sherry ... Hopes fading for swift US, Pakistan deal on Afghan supply routes Clearing the Path to Better Relations With Pakistan |
 AFP | Panetta to confront Pakistan at NATO summit on transport costs New York Daily News By David Cloud Saturday, May 19th 2012, 01:37 PM May 19--WASHINGTON -- Defense Secretary Leon E. Panetta heads to this weekend's NATO summit prepared to confront Pakistan over what he considers price-gouging for transport of supplies to Afghanistan and ... Britain mediated between Pakistan and US on NATO supply issue At NATO summit, Panetta to confront Pakistan on transport charges NATO chief urges Pakistan to help stabilize Afghanistan |
 AFP | Suicide bomber kills 13 along Afghanistan-Pakistan border Fox News The bomber walked up to a checkpoint in Ali Sher district along the Pakistan border in Khost province and detonated his explosives-rigged vest, said provincial police chief Gen. Sardar Mohammad Zazia. The policemen were searching motorists' vehicles at ... Motorcycle bomber kills 10 in eastern Afghanistan |
 South Asian News Agency | India violating Indus Water Treaty: Pakistan to face severe water shortage Pakistan Daily Times By Razi Syed KARACHI: Pakistan is heading towards severe water shortage as Indian government has decided to build seven dams on rivers running into Pakistan for held Kashmir. Pakistan has absolute rights on these rivers, as their flow is towards ... India's dam plans anger Pakistan, symbolise global water woes Prelude to water war |
Pakistan restores historic Katas Raj temple Pakistan Daily Times By Firoz Bakht Ahmed While I was standing for my turn in the queue at the Attari-Wagah border passport window, I came across Mishal, a Portuguese tourist who had just visited Pakistan and was entering India. She told me that he had been in Pakistan for ... |
 The Express Tribune | Nawaz invites youth to 'make a new Pakistan' with him The Express Tribune PML-N chief vows to make a 'new Pakistan', says country's future is in danger in the hands of current rulers. By Ema Anis PML-N chief vows to make a 'new Pakistan', says country's future is in danger in the hands of current rulers. Survival of country put in jeopardy by rulers, says Nawaz I will send you home, come what may Zardari, Gilani begging everywhere by holding begging bowl: Nawaz |
US House OKs bill for rider on Pakistan aid Times of India WASHINGTON: Defying the White House veto threat, the Republican-majority US House of Representatives has passed the $643 billion defence authorization bill for 2013 that among other things calls for certain conditions for American aid to Pakistan. |
 Firstpost | Terrorism in Pakistan continuing to target India: Nirupama Firstpost Puducherry: India's Ambassador to the United States Nirupama Rao today said the “miasma of terrorism” that is engulfing Pakistan and continuing to target and endanger Indian citizens besides the “difficult” situation in Afghanistan are among the ... Miasma of terrorism in Pakistan also targets India: Nirupama Rao |
 RT | Going Ballistic: Pakistan prepares nuclear-capable missile test RT Pakistan will yet again test a ballistic missile by the end of the month, heating up the burgeoning arms race on the Indian subcontinent. This is the third missile test to be conducted by the Pakistani Armed Forces in recent times. Pakistan to test-fire nuclear-missile |
Pakistan calls for more trade, investment in crises-hit developing countries - Associated Press of Pakistan UNITED NATIONS, May 19 (APP): Pakistan Friday called for “a level playing field” to enhance trading opportunities and boost investment inflows that would enable developing countries hit by global economic crisis to reverse its negative impacts. |
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