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Pakistan's new prime minister has been sworn in by the country's president for an unprecedented third term. Shortly before the ceremony Nawaz Sharif used his first parliamentary speech since convincingly winning last month's elections to call for an end to ...
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Gilani had refused to write a letter to the Swiss authorities in defiance of the court orders, saying that President Zaradri enjoyed constitutional immunity from criminal prosecution.
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image KARACHI: Sindh Governor Dr. Ishrat-ul-Ebad Khan on Tuesday night left here for Saudi Arabia. He will perform Umrah and will return after four days, said a statement issued here by the Press Secretary to the Governor.
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Samsung's share of the U.S. smartphone market topped Apple's last month for the first time since the iPhone 5 launched, analysts at investment bank Canaccord Genuity say, thanks to greater supply of Samsung Galaxy S4 smartphones and sales stoked by ...
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England rebuilt slowly but surely after losing captain Alastair Cook for a duck in the third one-day international against New Zealand at Trent Bridge.
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The International Trade Commission this week banned the sale of older iPhone and iPad models in the U.S. after finding that they infringe on a patent held by Samsung.
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Moscow: Fifteen commuters were hospitalised and thousands evacuated from the Moscow metro on Wednesday after a high-voltage electric cable caught fire, filling station platforms with smoke at the height of the rush hour, emergency officials said.
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PRAGUE - (AP) -- At least 15 people have died and four others are missing in the floods that have ravaged central Europe, authorities said Wednesday as swollen rivers surged downstream toward Germany.
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BEIJING -- Authorities raised the death toll Wednesday by one to 120 in this week's disastrous fire at a northeast China poultry processing plant, with another 17 people unaccounted for.
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Two major Western powers now say sarin gas has been used in Syria, meaning the so-called "red line" set last year by U.S.
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One wonders how, in the 21st century, we would still have a scandal of sexual abuse in the armed forces, with members of the military attacking and raping their own comrades - the same people they expect will have their backs in times of danger - and...
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KARACHI: Karachi Traders have rejected the Muttahida Qaumi Movement (MQM) appeal for closure of trading activities on June 6 (tomorrow) in order to observe mourning day.
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The Supreme Court has directed the Establishment and Cabinet division secretaries and the health ministry to furnish a list of all appointments, transfers/postings and terminations of officials during the tenure of the caretaker government.
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KARACHI: Police, after arresting a teenage seminary student in Gulberg, badly tortured him before handing him back to the family for a bribe of Rs 10,000.
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WASHINGTON - Wall Street stocks opened lower Wednesday following a global rout as weaker-than-expected data on private jobs creation underscored weakness in the US economy.
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Lahore- The Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) has suggested 13.5% increase in FED on the premium brand segments and 15% FED increase in the value brand segment.
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The Lahore High Court Chief Justice here Tuesday expressed serious disappointment over bad administration in power sector and failure of federal government to evolve any mechanism to control theft and misuse of electricity.
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image KARACHI: On Wednesday, until mid day, KSE-100 Index was at 22220.32 with a negative change of 54.19 and volume of 208,036,110 shares.
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It's no secret that Richard Fisher, president of the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas, is one of the most outspoken critics - and one of the earliest - of the central bank's current bond-buying program, but his warnings about it appear to be getting more ...
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BANGKOK - Thailand has terminated the contract of its national team coach Winfried Schaefer, ending the colourful German's near two-year tenure, the kingdom's football association said Tuesday.
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Sharapova had entered the contest with a 7-1 win-loss record over her old sparring partner from the Bollettieri Academy but no one would have guessed following her first-set meltdown when 20 unforced errors flew off her racket.
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image KARACHI: Bollywood heartthrob Salman Khan, who was reportedly scheduled not to release any films this year, will apparently give his fans a teaser of his talents later this year.
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Buzz up! Fark it. The Oscar Winner Announces Pregnancy. Kate Winslet's publicist reveals that she is expecting her third child with new husband Ned Rocknroll.
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To really gauge the mood of the audience about a film one needs to venture out of the comforts of the metropolitan cities to assess the reaction of the audience and this writer got an opportunity to do so when occasion presented itself to watch YEH JAWAANI ...
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A group of who were protesting against the Jinnah Postgraduate Medical Centre's management and forced the closure of its out-patient department on Tuesday became embroiled in an ugly scuffle with Rangers, resulting in two of the protesters suffering ...
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A review of more than 30 studies found that diabetic people with moderate obesity lost more weight and had better glucose control over two years if they were treated with bariatric surgery rather than non-surgical alternatives like dieting and medications, ...
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Outlook, Microsoft's popular email management programme, has long been available as a standalone programme only as part of the expensive Office suite of applications.
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Chrysler is setting itself up for a head-on game of chicken with the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. Order Reprints.
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Sports utility vehicle maker Mahindra & Mahindra Ltd (M&M) today unveiled its sub-4 metre compact car, the Verito Vibe, marking its entry into the high volume compact car market.
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Toyota Motor Corp. said Wednesday it has issued a voluntary recall of about 242,000 of its popular Prius hybrid sedan because of brake pressure parts that could crack and slow down stopping times.
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Zombie game pop quiz: You've finally found the exit to the abandoned warehouse you'd been scavenging supplies from, but between you and freedom are four shambling infected monstrosities, all eager for tasty man-shaped snacks.
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Islamabad - The Climate Change Ministry and International Centre for Integrated Mountain Development (ICIMOD) Pakistan Agricultural Research Council (PARC) would celebrate World Environment Day on Wednesday.
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To get through the long, tedious hours sitting in the fossil archives at the University of California-Berkeley, Jason Head would listen to the hypnotic sounds of The Doors.
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