 NDTV | Pakistan cannot afford war over Kashmir: Gilani NDTV PTI, Updated: February 06, 2012 10:31 IST Islamabad: Pakistan Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani today acknowledged that the Kashmir issue would have to be resolved through dialogue and diplomacy as Pakistan "cannot afford wars" in the 21st century. Pakistan cannot afford war over Kashmir: Yousuf Raza Gilani Afghan reconciliation process in interest of a stable Pakistan: Gilani Stark difference in India, Pak democracy: Gilani |
 Telegraph.co.uk | England need 288 to beat Pakistan Sydney Morning Herald England's cricketers will have to fight hard to avoid a first-ever series whitewash at the hands of Pakistan in the third and final Test at Dubai Stadium. Needing to achieve their second best target in all Tests of 324, England finished the third day ... Pakistan v England: Graeme Swann admits England have a mountain to climb as ... Pakistan v England: Jonathan Agnew column Pakistan v England 3rd Test: Strauss & Co have to bat for their lives |
 7DAYS | Pakistan v England – day four live! The Guardian In the meantime, here's Mike Selvey on yesterday's play: Unless England bat heroically, Pakistan could be on track for a remarkable win in the third Test, a transformation of fortune to match any in Test history and certainly in the last three decades ... The Doosra - Pakistan's power The power of M Misbah's patience leads Pak success in Test series: Dr Nigel |
 AFP | Pakistan vows to help peace efforts in Afghanistan AFP ISLAMABAD — Pakistan will support every effort to promote reconciliation in Afghanistan, a senior government official said ahead of Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani's visit to Qatar Monday to discuss peace efforts. Gilani's trip comes after the ... Pakistan seeks a place at Qatar Taliban talks Pakistan will back any Afghan-led peace process: PM Pakistan, theatre of war |
 ESPNcricinfo.com | England v Pakistan third Test: live Telegraph.co.uk Live over-by-over coverage of the third Test between Pakistan and England from Dubai. Stumps: England 36/0 (target 324). By Alan Tyers and Jonathan Liew WRAP: England require 288 more runs to win in two days to somehow win this match and salvage some ... Younis puts Pakistan in box seat Pakistan take control Pakistan show England how it's done in Asia |
 Independent Online | Nuclear rivals India and Pakistan break bread on reality TV's Foodistan The Australian As a recipe for a television reality show, Foodistan had it all: as a diplomatic initiative to further India Pakistan relations, it may need a rethink. The makers of the show promised that "half forgotten fragrances" would waft across the border, ... Things get hot and Pakistan get out of the TV kitchen |
Pakistan's economy projected to face a mixed bag of business Khaleej Times Pakistani economy is projected as facing a mixed bag of business in the current FY-2012, but things are looking up in some sectors. There is a major opening for foreign exporters to sell a wide range of products to Pakistan — including industrial ... |
 Daily Mail | Kashmir issue corner-stone of Pakistan's foreign policy: PM Associated Press of Pakistan ISLAMABAD, Feb 5 (APP): Prime Minister Syed Yusuf Raza Gilani while reiterating Pakistan's commitment to continue to extend moral, political and diplomatic support to Kashmiris in their just struggle for the right of self-determination said on Sunday, ... Kashmiris form human chain on solidarity day Pakistan's president Ali says he supports 'cause' of Kashmir Pakistan extends all-out support to Kashmiris: Zardari |
Pakistan - Nation with Stolen Future searches Mohenjadaro for Future-making The International News Magazine The policy and practices of self-generated fantasy did nothing good to serve the interests of the common people except to embrace increased foreign (USA-British) reliance, internal intrigues and terrorism and destruction of the capacity of the Pakistan ... |
 Deccan Herald | Pakistan doesn't want war with India on Kashmir: Gilani Deccan Herald Pakistan and India have fought four wars on the Kashmir issue but can't afford any more in ''this 21st century'', Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani has said while calling for resolving issues through dialogue, diplomacy, prudent policy and national ... |
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