Pakistan's top court nullifies amnesty for Zardari, other officialsSource: The Washington Post
ISLAMABAD -- Pakistan's Supreme Court nullified on Wednesday a controversial deal that had given President Asif Ali Zardari and thousands of other government officials amnesty from prosecution on corruption charges, a decision likely to further weaken Zardari's shaky hold on powe …
The Scary Unraveling of PakistanSource: The Daily Beast
As Obama announces an aggressive counterterror campaign in Afghanistan, the region's most dangerous nation—Pakistan—gets more grim by the day. Ahmed Rashid on President Zardari's loss of control.
BBC NEWS | South Asia | Pakistan-Turkey rail trial startsSource: BBC News
Pakistan has begun its first international freight train service from Islamabad to Istanbul.
Its an optimistic economic endeavour for the region. Its expected to boost trade and there's plans for passenger expansion all the way into Europe.

The premier Asian Human Rights Commission has urged the Pakistani authorities to stop arbitrary arrests and torture of Baluch students in the area-wise largest Baluchistan province, which the Baluch call occupied territories.

An organization of indigenous people struggling to end Pakistani military occupation and loot plunder of Baluchistan has termed the recent mention of their occupied homeland in the joint text between Pakistan and India as a diplomatic victory for the Baluch people.
Did PM make a diplomatic gaffe on Balochistan?Source: MSN
A diplomatic faux pas committed by India, which was overshadowed by the euphoria over US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton's visit to the country, is the inclusion of Balochistan in the joint statement issued by Prime Minister Manmohan Singh and his Pakistani counterpart Gilani …
Former RAW chief asks Sonia Gandhi to back Baluch struggleSource:
A former chief of India's foreign spy service Research and Analysis Wing has written extremely highly about the doyens of Baluch liberation movement, Nawab Khair Bakhsh Marri, Sardar Ataullah Mengal and the late Nawab Akbar Khan Bugti.