Pakistan reach Cricket World Cup quarter-finals
Pakistan brushed aside Zimbabwe on Monday to book their place in the World Cup quarter-finals as Bangladesh stayed on course for the knockout phase, cruising to a win against the Netherlands.
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Troubled Pakistan prepare for World Cup match
Unpredictable Pakistan play their first competitive match on Wednesday since lengthy bans were handed out to three of their top players as England regrouped after squeaking home against the Dutch.
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CIA chief pulled from Pakistan; drones kill 54
The CIA yanked its top spy out of Pakistan after his cover was blown and his life threatened, and 54 suspected militants were killed in a U.S. drone missile attack Friday in stark new signs of the troubled relationship…
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Pakistan papers apologise after running anti-India fake WikiLeaks cables
Leading Pak newspapers, on Thursay, published front-page reports based on fake cables from the US embassy that spoke of rifts between Indian Army generals and a “Bosnia-like genocide” in Kashmir.
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US targets Pakistan militants before Obama trip
The United States slapped new sanctions on Pakistan-based extremists who have targeted India, on the eve of a trip by President Barack Obama aimed at shoring up relations with New Delhi.
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Hindus in Pakistan celebrate Dussehra
Islamabad, Oct 18 : Hindus in Lahore city of Punjab province celebrated Dussehra Sunday with pomp and pageantry.
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Basmati export up on Pakistan floods
Indian basmati exports get a leg-up as flood-hit top rival Pakistan all but exits the world market.
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Floods ravage Pakistan valley that endured Taliban
IMAM DHERI, Pakistan – This village in Pakistan’s troubled Swat Valley suffered through years of Taliban rule and months of battles between Islamist militants and the army. But for a man who has seen it all, that’s nothing compared to the last three days of flooding.
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Drowning numbers high in Pakistan flash floods
Over 100 people have died in flash floods triggered by torrential rains in Pakistan and Kashmir.
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