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Pakistani police commandos patrol in Islamabad on July 20, 2007. Pakistani investigators brought home the country's fugitive former oil and gas chief from the United Arab Emirates on Tuesday to face allegations in an $850 million corruption case.
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Osama bin Laden lived undetected in Pakistan for nearly a decade due to failures and gross negligence by the authorities, according to a new report detailing how he was once stopped for speeding and wore a cowboy hat.
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A Pakistani anti-terrorism court today reprimanded a senior police officer for failing to produce Pervez Musharraf before it in the Benazir Bhutto assassination case in which the former military ruler is one of the prime accused.
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Egyptian source says UAE agrees on $1 billion in aid and $2 billion in loans; Saudi Arabian loan of another $2 billion expected to be confirmed within two days; UAE's funds expected to be part of larger financial package.
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ISLAMABAD, Jul 9 (APP): The Federal Finance Minister for Finance Senator Mohammad Ishaq Dar said on Tuesday that the government accords top most priority to construction of water reservoirs and shall focus all its attention to rally finances for ...
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A car bomb has rocked a stronghold of the Shia militant group Hezbollah south of the Lebanese capital, Beirut, setting several cars alight and wounding 37 people in a major security breach of a tightly-guarded area, officials have said.
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The United States is considering pulling out all its troops from Afghanistan next year, U.S. officials said, amid tension between the President Barack Obama's administration and Afghan President Hamid Karzai's government.
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KUALA LUMPUR: More Malaysians have resorted to paying bribes, according to a survey by Transparency Malaysia International (TMI). Of 1,000 people surveyed by TMI from September 2012 to March this year, 3% said they had paid bribes against 1.2% in ...
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TORONTO—This week Muslims begin an important annual ritual prescribed by the Qur'an. For the next 29 or 30 days, healthy Muslims will fast during daylight hours, refraining from consuming food, drink and even oral medication from dawn until sunset.
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Despite some negative statements from Afghanistan politicians, Pakistan will not engage in media war: Diplomats. PHOTO: FILE. ISLAMABAD: A statement from diplomatic sources says that Pakistan will not engage in a media war with Afghanistan despite ...
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JOHANNESBURG, July 9 - The South African government said Tuesday that ailing icon Nelson Mandela remains in a “critical but stable” condition after more than one month of intensive hospital treatment.
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Shah said that he did not oppose the names proposed by Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif, but had merely put forth his own recommendations.
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KARACHI: The meeting of Central Ruet-e-Hilal Committee has begun for sighting of Ramazan crescent in Karachi, Geo News reported. Ruet-e-Hilal Committee Chairman, Mufti Munibur Rehman is presiding over the meeting, being held at Met Complex, ...
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Court orders FIA to investigate further and report of all the updates would be presented in the next hearing. By Web Desk. Published: July 9, 2013.
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ISLAMABAD, July 8: Minister for National Food Security and Research Sikandar Hayat Bosan said on Monday that Pakistan needed a farmer-oriented national strategy and plan of action to make use of biotechnology to increase the agricultural output.
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Mr. Musadik Malik, Special Advisor on Energy to Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif has asked the All Pakistan Textile Mills Association (APTMA) to come up with innovative solutions to the energy crisis.
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image KARACHI: On Tuesday, until mid day, KSE-100 Index was at 22595.12 with a positive change of 229.40 and volume of 126,072,600 shares.
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KARACHI: Tax departments have requested the Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) to allow audit of tax payers' ledgers for the year 2012 to ensure the recovery of billions of rupees during next three months, official sources said on Monday.
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Asian markets rose on Tuesday following another positive lead from Wall Street, while slightly higher-than-expected Chinese inflation provided some upbeat news about the world's number two economy.
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Karachi: Pakistan on Tuesday announced the schedule for their series against South Africa in October, involving two Tests, five one-day matches and two Twenty20 games.
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New Delhi: According to stand-in skipper Virat Kohli, Mahendra Singh Dhoni might be fit to play the final match of the ongoing tri-nation series if India manage to defeat Sri Lanka on Tuesday to seal their berth.
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Indian Bollywood film actor Farhan Akhtar, co-star of the upcoming Hindi film 'Bhaag Milka Bhagg', based on the life of Indian Olympian Milkha Singh, speaks during an interview with AFP in New Delhi on June 21, 2013.
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LAHORE, July 8: The Provincial Monitoring Authority has decided to register hospitals and medical institutions conducting human organs transplantation.
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RAWALPINDI, July 8: The Punjab government has directed the education department to open the public primary schools for four days (July 14 to 18) as part of its 10-day anti-measles vaccination campaign in Rawalpindi district, which started on Monday, July ...
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Computerworld - Apple on Monday commemorated the fifth anniversary of its App Store launch by starting a free app giveaway that included some of its most popular and praised iOS games.
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It looks like Nokia has been internally working on a Windows RT tablet, which now stands cancelled. Interestingly, pictures of the alleged tablet have also appeared on the Internet.
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Android Jelly Bean is now the most popular version of Google's mobile operating system, surpassing Gingerbread for the first time.
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Regional carrier C Spire, which offers network connectivity around the U.S. but operates in four states, will allow the Galaxy S4 to connect to its 4G LTE network.
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Two spacewalking astronauts tackled a backlog of outdoor work at the International Space Station on Tuesday. It was the first spacewalk for Italy - a major contributor to the orbiting lab - as Luca Parmitano floated out.
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Antarctica's Lake Vostok doesn't seem like the most hospitable home on the planet for any kind of life. Trapped under a glacier 2.3 miles thick, it's subject to extreme pressures, extreme cold, extreme heat (possibly from hydrothermal vents) and lack of light.
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