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Pakistan's former ruling party says it will boycott the country's upcoming Presidential election because it was not given enough time to campaign. |
ISLAMABAD: Aviation Advisor to prime minister Shujaat Azim has sent his resignation to the PM for his being a dual national, Geo News reported on Saturday. |
In this Saturday, April 23, 2011 file photo, women supporters of a political party rally in Peshawar against U.S. drone strikes in Pakistan. |
Chromecast, a $35 dongle which hangs off the back of a television set and connects the TV to the internet while connecting computers and tablets to the TV, is Google's long awaited answer to Apple's own AppleTV. |
KARACHI: Karachi Stock Exchange (KSE) with the very 'go' of trading was seen buoyant Friday morning, Geo News reported. The investors preferred to go for buying profitable shares, which saw till the filing of this report the benchmark KSE-100 index ... |
UNHCR troubled by refugees' welfare and legal basis of deal between Australia and PNG over resettling of asylum seekers. Last Modified: 26 Jul 2013 07:26. |
UNITED NATIONS: The leader of Syria's Western-backed opposition groupurged on Thursday the United States to quickly supply promised military support to prevent a military victory by President Bashar Assad's regime. |
Spain is in mourning over the death of 80 people killed in a high-speed train crash on Wednesday. More than 90 passengers out of 218 on board the train that crashed outside Santiago de Compostela remain in hospital, including some 30 critical. |
Tunisia braced for more protests and a general strike Friday, in response to the assassination of a leading liberal opposition figure. |
Japan's defense ministry is recommending that the capability of the military be strengthened to deter increasing threats from China and North Korea. |
U.S. soldier Bradley Manning was a traitor with one mission as an intelligence analyst in Iraq: to find and reveal government secrets to a group of anarchists and bask in the glory as a whistleblower, a prosecutor said during closing arguments. |
The former law secretary Yasmin Abbasey has been held responsible for the missing record relating to the revival of 60 million dollars graft cases by Swiss authorities against President Asif Ali Zardari, an inquiry committee said. |
The train failed to stop in time for another train and crashed into an electric pole. By Our Correspondent. Published: July 26, 2013. |
At least three people, including a tribal elder and a Balochistan Levies operative, were killed in the Zehri tehsil of Khuzdar district, some 310 kilometres from Quetta on Thursday. |
The bank is expected to release loans against projects to match with the IMF payment schedules. By Shahbaz Rana. Published: July 26, 2013. |
ISLAMABAD: A Chinese company is ready to create a special solar fund worth three billion dollars in China to support Pakistan in utilising its solar energy resources. |
KARACHI: The abrupt surge in the demand for dollars and concerns over the State Bank of Pakistan's limit to provide liquidity to the forex market drove the exchange rate at 101.10 in the interbank market on Thursday, currency experts said. |
TOKYO - Tokyo shares tumbled on Friday on a stronger yen, and the dollar languished at a five-week low against a basket of currencies as investors waited for clarity on US stimulus at the Federal Reserve's policy meeting next week. |
Castries (St. Lucia), July 26 (IANS/CMC) Pakistan's Test and One-Day International (ODI) captain Misbah-ul-Haq will replace Luke Pomersbach of Australia in the St. Lucia Zouks team for the inaugural Caribbean Premier League (LCPL) T20 tournament ... |
According to coach Akhtar Rasool Shakeel Abbasi may be recalled to the camp after Ramazan. -Photo by AFP. Published 2013-07-26 07:50:15. |
A day after the Islamabad High Court placed restrictions on Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) acting chairman Najam Sethi's powers, the country's cricket administrator filed a plea to reconsider the decision, the Daily Express reported on Thursday. |
KARACHI: Test discard Hasan Raza hit an unbeaten fifty and Sarmad Anwar got three vital wickets to enable Habib Bank Limited (HBL) to make it to the final when they recorded a 14-run victory over Port Qasim Authority (PQA) in the second semi-final of the ... |
Wonder Woman and Supergirl now have a Pakistani counterpart in the pantheon of female superheroes - one who shows a lot less skin. |
image MADRID: In a dark bar, Diego Rodriguez and his friends are thrashing out some of the wildest, angriest music in Spain: blistering guitars, keening punk vocals, barking saxophone and trumpet. |
Citing lack of evidence, a city court set free two men allegedly involved in firing at the police. Nisar and Mir Alam were arrested for allegedly attacking Nasir Bagh police on February 16, 2011. |
An electron micrograph of a thin section of the novel coronavirus, showing the spherical particles and cross-sections through the viral nucleocapsid is shown in this undated Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) photo. |
A leading group of Australian and New Zealand doctors has launched a campaign to end smacking and other forms of physical punishment as a legal and acceptable means of disciplining children. |
Google has announced new versions of its Nexus 7 tablet and this one comes with a full HD screen and better processing power for graphics and a 5 megapixel rear camera. |
Aston Martin officially announced that they have finally singed the long-rumored deal with Mercedes-AMG GmbH. The German firm will be providing the British sports car maker with bespoke engines and e/e (electric/ electronic) components for future ... |
For over six months, army officials on the Line of Actual Control in Ladakh thought two bright dots in the sky were pilotless spy planes from China. |
Thursday's Google Doodle honors Rosalind Franklin, the pioneering scientist famous for taking some of the first and best images of DNA in the early 1950s, and for being screwed over by the sexism of her time. |
There's a lake at the North Pole. A North Pole Environmental Observatory captured this wide angle shot of melted ice forming a small body of water. |
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