Obama: would raid Pakistan again if militant found

(Reuters) - U.S. President Barack Obama would approve a new incursion into Pakistan if the United States found another leading militant there, he said in a BBC interview broadcast on Sunday.

Pak security tips Osama whenever US troops approached: Wikileaks

LONDON: American diplomats were told that one of the key reasons why they had failed to find Osama bin Laden for years was that Pakistan's security services tipped him off whenever US troops approached, according to claims made in leaked US government documents obtained by Wikileaks.

Pakistan indirectly warns India against covert operations like that of US

ISLAMABAD: Faced with American fury and domestic anger, Pakistan on Thursday blew hot and cold on Osama bin Laden -- denying links with al-Qaida and warning Washington and New Delhi against any more air raids of the kind which killed the world's most wanted terrorist.

No apology for violating Pak air space: White House

WASHINGTON: US would not make any apology for its unilateral military action against al-Qaida chief Osama bin Laden at his hideout in Pakistan, the White House has said.

Embarrassed Pakistan says not part of US operation to kill Osama bin Laden

WASHINGTON/ABBOTTABAD: Pakistan's president acknowledged for the first time on Tuesday that his security forces were left out of a US operation to kill Osama bin Laden, but he did little to dispel questions over how the al-Qaida leader was able to live in comfort near Islamabad.

Twitter user reported live about raid that killed Osama

NEW DELHI: Sohaib Athar, an IT consultant, was liveblogging the raid in which Osama bin Laden was killed by the US military. And, for nine hours, he did not even realize he was doing so.

Gilani defends ISI, says govt backs all actions of spy agency

ISLAMABAD: Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani on Wednesday mounted a defence of Pakistan's ISI in the wake of reports that the US had listed it as a terrorist support organisation, saying the spy agency had the backing of his government for all actions.

Bomb attack on Pakistan navy bus kills three

ISLAMABAD: A roadside bomb ripped through a Pakistan navy bus on a key thoroughfare in the southern port city of Karachi on Thursday, killing three persons and injuring more than 15 others in the third such attack in two days.

Shahid Afridi is "THE MAN" -

Shahid Afridi Arrival Home Sibteintv Exclusive - This is an interview which was recorded.

3000 Pak fans selling final tickets in black?

Mumbai: For the match in Mohali on Wednesday, the city hosted over 3,000 guests from across the border. The visitors from Pakistan had come to the country hoping they would see their team go on to win the World Cup. They had bought tickets online for both the semi and the grand finale on Saturday.

Team India fought on empty stomach in Mohali!

MOHALI: The Indian and Pakistani fans were not the only ones to be hit by the heavy security and traffic situation in Mohali on Wednesday. It has been learnt that MS Dhoni's team began the all-important semifinal clash with their neighbours without having their lunch!

Why India won, Why Pakistan lost

We will remember this game all our lives: a needle contest where fate hung by the narrowest of threads. In the ultimate analysis, Pakistan's fine bowling could not compensate for its abysmal catching skills. India's batting was below its best but MS Dhoni's men showed admirable fighting qualities whenever the chips were down. Team India deserved to win this game; Pakistan didn't. Hard luck, my friends!

Employees go on mass leave for Indo-Pak clash

Pak federal interior secretary Chaudhry Qamar Zaman had made a recommendation to the Establishment Division a few days ago that Wednesday be declared a public holiday. In India, around one lakh Facebook users agree to this, and more than 36,000 have decided to skip work and college as India and Pakistan meet in a World Cup semifinal at Mohali today.