ISLAMABAD, Pakistan, Dec. 23 (UPI) — The Pakistani army Friday rejected the U.S. military’s findings on a NATO airstrike along the Pakistan-Afghanistan border in which 24 of its soldiers died. (read the story …)
The World Bank on Thursday said it would provide Pakistan with $5.5 billion in development aid over the next two years. (get the story…)
Pakistan’s Supreme Court built pressure on the country’s embattled leader Monday, weighing whether to open a probe into a memo allegedly from a presidential ally seeking US help to curb the military. (get the story…)
While border remains closed to Afghanistan-bound trucks, Pakistan considers capitalizing on its supply routes (read the story …)
It’s day 20 of Pakistan’s blockade on NATO’s Afghanistan supply lines, and few people are watching for updates more closely than Ijaz Khan. (read the story …)
Pakistan’s blockade of the vital US supply line into Afghanistan entered a third week, its longest closure of the 10-year war with no imminent sign of the border reopening. (read more…)
Islamabad is furious with Washington after NATO airstrikes kill two dozen Pakistani soldiers. Still, a diplomatic divorce may not be in the cards (read more…)
Pakistan has reportedly expressed its desire to be allowed access to uranium from Australia, after a long-standing ban on exporting the substance to India was overturned. (the story here…)
The US leads calls for Pakistan to reconsider its boycott of next week’s Bonn Conference on Afghanistan’s future. (read the story…)
Pakistan is to boycott next week’s talks in Bonn on Afghanistan’s future in protest at a Nato air strike which killed 24 of its soldiers, officials say. (read the story…)
