McClatchy Newspapers ISLAMABAD — Two apparent U.S. drone attacks last week on militant targets in Pakistani tribal areas bordering Afghanistan very likely signal the resumption of joint …
So BJ Watling has the inside running to be New Zealand’s next Test wicketkeeper, but of the two contenders in the squad logic and pure numbers suggest Kruger van Wyk should be the frontrunner, says Fred Woodcock, writing for Fairfax NZ News. The logic part is simple – of the two South African-born players, only van Wyk can claim to be a specialist gloveman. The 31-year-old has been doing the job for more than a decade at first-class level both in South Africa and New Zealand, while Watling, six years…
Islamabad where parliament members from both sides will interact on trade and economic relations between the two countries, the Online news agency reported. Two rounds of dialogues were earlier held …
Stephen Brenkley, writing in the Independent, says Pakistan have rebuilt considerably since the scandal-marred England tour in 2010, ensuring consistency in team selection under Misbah-ul-Haq. But the behaviour of both teams, he says, will be closely scrutinized for signs of friction. Pakistan seem, in short, to have got their act together. But that will not prevent an air of suspicion and intrigue around the Dubai International Cricket Stadium tomorrow. Misbah and Mohsin are trying desperately to move on. They have convinced their colleagues to forget the past and England too…
ISLAMABAD: Lawyers community of Islamabad/Rawalpindi is observing complete strike in Lahore in protest against the
ISLAMABAD: The Supreme Court of Pakistan (SC) will resume hearing of the case pertaining to the implementation of
VIENNA: Iran has further stoked Western fears about the purpose of its nuclear activities by starting to enrich fi
WASHINGTON: Welcoming Sherry Rehman, as Pakistan s new envoy to US, state department s Victoria Nuland Monday said
NEW YORK: U.S. authorities are investigating allegations that an Indian government spy unit hacked into emails of
BERLIN: A group of Afghan political leaders on Monday cast doubt on the outcome of U.S. talks with the Taliban, wh