The Hindu UN Chief Calls For More International Aid for Pakistan's Flood Victims Voice of America UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon, left, talks with Pakistani Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani at prime minister's house in Islamabad, Pakistan, Sunday, Aug.
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ABC News A Slough aid worker reports from the Pakistan floods BBC News A Slough man has been working in Islamabad in Pakistan for the past week to help people affected by devastating floods in the region. It is believed almost 14 million people have been affected by the worst flooding in 80 years. ..
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The Hindu I won't apologise for Pakistan terror remark: UK PM David Cameron Times of India LONDON: Prime Minister David Cameron has refused to apologise for his comment that Islamabad is “exporting terror”, said a government source who insisted that “he meant it”.
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CBC.ca Rain dampens rescue efforts in Pakistani plane crash as nation mourns Xinhua ISLAMABAD, July 29 (Xinhua)– Nature joins the aggrieved Pakistani nation Thursday that mourns the death of 152 people killed in Wednesday's passenger plane crash in the capital city Islamabad, as desperate relatives were … Heavy rains delay salvage of crashed Pakistan plane Reuters Pakistan mourns air crash victims BBC News Heavy rains delay search at Pakistan plane crash CTV.ca CNN International
Sydney Morning Herald Key factors for Pakistan crash probe BBC News As Pakistan authorities launch an investigation into the crash of the Airblue Airbus A321 near Islamabad, Jim Ferguson, an aviation expert based in Aberdeen, Scotland, discusses some of the possible scenarios. “Until the plane's 'black box' flight … No Survivors in Pakistan Plane Crash, Investigation Underway Voice of America Pakistan's worst ever air crash kills 152 Telegraph.co.uk 152 presumed dead in Pakistani plane crash MiamiHerald.com The Associated Press
CBC.ca Plane With 152 On Board Crashes in Pakistan, Killing At Least 80 Voice of America Pakistani authorities have so far recovered at least 80 bodies from a plane carrying 152 people that crashed near Islamabad. Authorities say initial reports of survivors were incorrect. The plane operated by private carrier Airblue slammed into the …
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Reuters (press release) Terrorism issue first, insisted India The Hindu PTI External Affairs Minister SM Krishna, along with the Indian delegates, prepares to leave for Delhi, at the airport in Islamabad on Friday. Differences over the pace at which outstanding issues such as Siachen and Kashmir would be taken up … Failed Pakistan-India talks could hurt Afghanistan efforts MiamiHerald.com Pak haste on composite dialogue the deal-breaker
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BBC News (blog) US mum on ISI role, Hillary follows up Krishna visit Times of India WASHINGTON: With Secretary of State Hillary Clinton topping off high-level visits to Islamabad by US and Indian officials in an effort to get Pakistan to forswear terrorism, American officials have adopted a cautious tone on role of its troubled ally … Cong, BJP slam Qureshi Hindustan Times Pakistan and India foreign ministers in diplomatic spat BBC News “Stop terror first,” says Krishna, ignores Pak jibes Indian Express The Hindu
The Hindu Krishna satisfied with talks, but not Qureshi The Hindu PTI PTI External Affairs Minister SM Krishna, along with the Indian delegates, prepares to leave for Delhi, at the airport in Islamabad on Friday. India today rejected Pakistan's contention that it was not ready to discuss all issues and asserted that ..
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The Hindu Pakistan and India End Talks On Mumbai Terrorist Attack Voice of America Foreign Ministers of India and Pakistan have concluded their much awaited daylong talks in Islamabad without announcing any tangible steps to build the trust shattered by the Mumbai terrorist attacks.
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