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Kashmir would not left out in peace talks with India - Prime Minister Yusuf Raza Gilani

2009-06-29 14:03:01 (GMT) (Caymanmama.com - Pakistan News News)

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Latest Pakistan news of June 29, 2009 in passing

Kashmir issue to be addressed in peace talks with India
Pakistan getting US help to modernize Pakistan nuclear assets
Suicide bomber’s trainer arrested in Swat
Balochistan National Party leaders take tough stance on Baloch people’s rights
Karachi Stock Market - Weekly review

Kashmir issue to be addressed in peace talks with India

Lahore (Dawn.com): The Pakistani Prime Minister, Yusuf Raza Gilani told the reporters that Kashmir issue would not be left alone during the peace talks with India. He stressed that for long lasting peace in the Indo Pak region and in the Asian region in general resolution of Kashmir issue is of utmost importance. He said, ‘Kashmir is a core issue and its resolution is necessary for durable regional peace. Ignoring it in dialogue with India will not help to sustain the talks process.’

Pakistan getting US help to modernize Pakistan nuclear assets

Washington (Dawn.com): US has decided to spend over $100 million a year to help modernize Pakistan nuclear assets with the view of making them more safer by helping preventing any accident. The measures taken by the US are also to ensure that the nuclear assets remain out of the reach of the terrorists networks.

Andrew Cockburn’s report on modernizing of Pakistan nuclear assets states, ‘it is inevitable that the US is not only rendering the warheads more operationally reliable, we are also transferring the technology required to design more sophisticated warheads without having to test them’

Suicide bomber’s trainer arrested in Swat

Islamabad (Dawn.com): The Pakistan security forces, yesterday, intercepted some vehicles and recovered heavy loads of explosives and suicide bombing material. The raid also resulted in the arrest of Abdul Rehman, who admitted being a trainer of suicide bombers. Two suicide bombers were also arrested.

Balochistan National Party leaders take tough stance on Baloch people’s rights

Quetta (Dawn.com): With many casualties on the parts of Baloch people and with the attitude of the past Pakistani leaders, the leader of the Balochistan National Party, Sardar Akhtar Mengal told a public gathering that “No compromise ‘ON Rights of Baloch People’ would be reached with anyone. He added that the bitter experiences of the past has led the Baloch to take a tough stance and no one will be allowed to play with the resources of the province.

Karachi Stock Market - Weekly review

Karachi (Business Recorder): Foreign investors, who stepped in the dull market, sparked fresh buying. The local institutions followed suit and the KSE-100 index climbed by 123.31 points during the week. One June 27, 2009 the market closed at 7,163.04 points.

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