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Pakistan summons US ambassador over Trump tweet
The US President used his first tweet of 2018 to tear into Islamabad.
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The US President used his first tweet of 2018 to tear into Islamabad.
He said Pakistan thinks of US leaders as ‘fools’.
19-year-old Maria Sadaqat was attacked by a group of people on Monday near the country’s capital Islamabad.
The clashes between police and protesters took place outside the prime minister’s residence.
At least 13 people died, with 18 others wounded, just a day after one of the deadliest bomb attacks in recent years.
The attackers struck at the foot of one of the world’s highest mountains, killing Chinese and Ukrainian climbers.
The former Sunday Business Post journalist has been Pakistan bureau chief for the New York Times since January 2012.
The suicide attacks were the deadliest assault in the country for five months.
The girl, believed to be 14, was arrested last month for allegedly burning pages of the Koran. An imam was later accused of having planted the pages in the girl’s bag.
A government minister has said there is little hope of finding survivors.
US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton offered America’s deepest condolences for the loss of 25 Pakistani soldiers.
Pakistan has blamed NATO for the attack on the Afghanistan border last night.
Islamabad’s relationship with the US won’t be helped by Adm Mullen’s remarks the the Parkistan government ‘sanctioned’ journalist’s killing.
Pakistani security forces are under pressure to explain the video of an unarmed 18-year-old being shot at point-blank range. He later bled to death.
The US president says the risks of the raid that killed Osama bin Laden outweighed the risks – but it was a tense time.
Yousuf Raza Gilani tells parliament that the state was not hiding Osama – and says his killing is ‘justice done’.
The attack, aimed at targeting Taliban militants, is unlikely to improve already strained and deteriorating relations between Washington and Islamabad.
The bombing is said to underscore the reach of Al-Qaeda and Taliban militants who normally target Pakistan’s northwest.
The country remembers the 152 victims of Wednesday’s plane crash.
Pakistan suffers its biggest ever air disaster after a passenger jet crashes into a mountainside near Islamabad.