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See realtime coverage | ISLAMABAD: Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif has written to Leader of the Opposition in the National Assembly Syed Khurshid Shah regarding the appointment of chairman National Accountability Bureau. |
Advisor on National Security and Foreign Affair Sartaj Aziz said there is a possibility of meeting between Nawaz Sharif and Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh in September. |
Islamabad: Former Pakistani military ruler Pervez Musharraf, one of main accused in the assassination of ex-premier Benazir Bhutto in 2007, today failed to appear before an anti-terrorism court, which took strong exception and ordered his physical presence ... |
Apple has filed a trademark application for an "iWatch" in Japan, fuelling speculation the US tech giant is preparing to introduce a wearable computing device to go up against products on stream from Google and Samsung. |
Cash-strapped Pakistan today moved closer to securing a massive $ 11 billion economic bailout package from international donor agencies including the IMF, to revive the ailing national economy, media reports said. |
SOFTWARE HOUSE Microsoft's head of Xbox has left the company to become the CEO of diminishing social gaming outfit Zynga, replacing its founder Mark Pincus. |
An Egyptian court says besieged President Mohammed Morsi must reinstate an attorney general fired last year in another blow to his authority. |
MOSCOW - NSA leaker Edward Snowden's attempts to seek refuge outside the United States hit hurdles Tuesday, after Russian media reported he canceled his asylum bid in Russia and several European countries said such applications wouldn't be ... |
Six people were killed and several more injured when a Taliban car bomb exploded at the gate of a Nato compound in Kabul early this morning. |
Ramallah: The Popular Movement, which advocates a single democratic state for Israelis and Palestinians in historic Palestine, has held its first meeting at Al Beirah Municipality and has sent an official letter to Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas informing ... |
DAR ES SALAAM, Tanzania - As first lady Michelle Obama told a group of her African counterparts Tuesday why her role is one of the “best jobs in the world,” she started to explain how she can operate beyond the minute-by-minute crises and pressures ... |
Tuesday, July 02, 2013 - Karachi—The mercury had soared to its apex on Monday but the city was lucky to see the temperature cooled down. |
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan's appeal against the decision of the Swiss authorities not to re-open the corruption cases has been filed amid indications that the appellate authority there would issue notices to the respondents. |
ISLAMABAD - In order to make adjustments in the approved tariff of the power distributing companies (Discos), National Electric Power Regulatory Authority (Nepra) has issued a notification of hike in the power tariff by Rs1.12/unit under the head of monthly ... |
CNG stations will also be shut on Saturday and Sunday, aside from the weekly schedule. By Web Desk. Published: July 2, 2013. Tweet · Share this article Print this page Email. |
ISLAMABAD: Annual inflation was 7.36 per cent during the outgoing fiscal year 2012-13, the slowest pace of increase in prices in the last three and half years. |
FRANKFURT--German new car registrations declined on the year in June, Germany's Federal Vehicle Office KBA said Tuesday. MAIN FACTS: -New car registrations fell 4.7% on the year to 282,913 units in June. |
LAHORE, (SANA): Federal Minister for Railway Khawaja Saad Rafique has announced to inaugurate two new freight trains within few days. |
Pakistan-born leg-spinner Fawad Ahmed could play in this summer's Ashes series after being granted Australian citizenship. Sky News. |
Islamabad High Court on Monday issued notices to the interim chairman Pakistan Cricket Board and secretary ministry of Inter Provincial Coordination (IPC) in response to a petition filed by Abdullah Tahir maintaining the appointment of Najam Sethi was ... |
After a stinging defeat to Tomas Berdych at the All England Club last year, Novak Djokovic will face him for a spot in the Wimbledon semifinals. |
After initially ignoring protests, officials from the football association say they are taking note of social unrest. Last Modified: 02 Jul 2013 09:34. |
Agence France-Presse/Getty Images: Virat Kohli gestured after scoring half-a-century at a T20 World Cup match against Pakistan, Colombo, Sept. |
Pakistani schoolgirl Shazia Ramzan, who was with Malala Yousafzai when she was shot in the head by the Taliban after campaigning for girls' rights to education, has come to the UK to go to school. |
KARACHI: Sindh High Court (SHC) on Monday restrained Karachi Metropolitan Corporation (KMC) from removing billboards along Shahrah-e-Quaideen. |
The partners in improving water and sanitation have fulfilled their responsibilities. Now, the ball is in the federal and provincial governments' court. |
PESHAWAR, July 1: The Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Minister for Health, Information and PTI Deputy Parliamentary Leader Shaukat Ali Yousafzai on Monday assured the doctors community of resolving their problems on priority basis and providing them with better ... |
LAHORE, July 1: Pakistan Medical Association office bearers held a meeting on Monday with health department officials at the Secretariat and discussed the matters related to the doctors community. |
Samsung has launched its first Ultra High Definition (UHD) or 4K television, Samsung UHD 85S9 in the Indian market for Rs. 27,00,000. |
The Samsung Galaxy S 4 Active remixes the successful S 4 with a waterproof coating for the accident-prone, but the camera suffers. |
Spain's Telefonica is offering the world's first smartphone with the Firefox operating system to compete with devices running Google Android and Apple iOS. |
Google on Monday closed the book on its free Reader service for gathering news stories and other online items in simple, up-to-the-minute lists. |
Dr Pervaiz Amir, an environmental expert and member of the Prime Minister's Task Force on Climate Change, says Pakistan falls in the most vulnerable categories of the climate change but “we are doing nothing to cope with the challenge. |
Measuring the age of carbon that came from nuclear weapons tests in the 20th century could help conservationists detect illegal ivory and pinpoint poaching hotspots, according to new research |
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