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Says if ECP fails to put a stop to rigging in upcoming elections, it will have to face the consequences. By Kulsoom Inam. Published: August 21, 2013. |
ISLAMABAD, Aug 21 (APP): Prime Minister of Thailand Yingluck Shinawatra on Wednesday left for home after concluding her two-day official visit to Islamabad. |
ISLAMABAD: Acting Chief Election Commissioner (CEC) Justice Tasaduq Jilani Wednesday said that 117 polling stations out of 638 in Lahore have been declared highly-sensitive where troops would be deployed, Geo News reported. |
Gamescom, Europe's largest video gaming fair held in Cologne, Germany, gave a sneak preview of what's hot and new in the gaming market. |
Saudi Arabia urged the UN Security Council and EU ministers on Wednesday to immediately address Syria's "massacre," following claims the army killed more than 650 people in a chemical attack. |
This July 17, 2013, NASA TV image shows International Space Station Italian astronaut Luca Parmitano working next to his space suit. |
A US military court today sentenced American soldier Bradley Manning to 35 years of imprisonment for leaking hundreds of thousands of classified documents to whistleblower website WikiLeaks, causing huge embarrassment to the Obama Administration. |
In fierce comments to German business magazine Capital, Bundesbank chief Jens Weidmann slammed the "recklessness" of those who invoke a eurozone break-up. |
Updated: 00:21, Thursday August 22, 2013. Egypt court orders release of Mubarak. Officials say an Egyptian court has ordered the release of ex-president Hosni Mubarak, but it's not immediately clear whether the prosecutors will appeal the order. |
David Cameron instructed Britain's top civil servant to put pressure on the Guardian to destroy classified data it had obtained from whistleblower Edward Snowden. |
This week US soldier Robert Bales, who pleaded guilty to murdering 16 Afghans last year, will be sentenced.A military judge will decide whether Bales gets life in prison or will have a chance at parole. |
Should militants be brought to the table of negotiations or should the use of force be used to deal with them? Yes dialogue should be resorted to. |
Security forces have seized 100 tonnes of bomb-making materials and detained 10 people in a raid in Quetta, south-west Pakistan, officials say. |
Finance Minister Ishaq Dar meeting with Mr Xiaoyu Zhao, Vice President, Asian Development Bank. - Photo by INP. Published 2013-08-21 07:16:48. |
image WARSAW: Poland's interest rates are likely to remain stable this year a member of the central bank's rate-setting panel was quoted as saying on Wednesday. |
image KHOBAR: Saudi Basic Industries Corp (SABIC) has hired Germany's Linde Group to build the world's largest plant for capturing and using climate-warming carbon dioxide, the Saudi petrochemical giant said on Wednesday. |
image KARACHI: The Karachi Stock Exchange (KSE) bench mark 100-index on Wednesday closed lower on second consecutive day. KSE-100 index decreased by 471.96 points to close at 23015.27 while its 30-index decreased by 420.32 points to ... |
image ISLAMABAD: Former Test Cricketer Sarfraz Nawaz Wednesday, while hailing the national U19 team's Tri-Nation triumph, Wednesday said that the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) should organize more tours of junior players in order to groom them for ... |
Kerrigan was brought back into the attack as the scoring was getting slower. But the young spinner still seems to be devoid of confidence after Watson's blitz earlier in the innings. |
LAHORE: Pakistan captain Misbah-ul Haq urged his country's cricket chiefs on Wednesday to revive plans for an IPL-style Twenty20 league to get his players sharp for international competition. |
Former Pakistan cricket captain Wasim Akram on Wednesday announced that he had married his Australian girlfriend, Shaniera Thompson, after clerics contended it was "sinful" for the couple to live together without being wed. |
image After Chennai Express' record-breaking marathon at the box office it is setting new records in the international arena too. |
LONDON - One Direction has one less eligible bachelor. Band member Zayn Malik is engaged to Perrie Edwards of the group Little Mix. |
MINGORA: The number of dengue patients, including a woman, rose to six here on Monday, sources said.The sources said six persons including a woman were suffering from dengue fever and had been admitted to the Saidu Sharif Hospital. |
The Islamic Development Bank recently allocated $32.6 million to stop children in Pakistan from suffering paralysis or death at the heads of polio, the World Health Organization's Eastern Mediterranean office said on Wednesday. |
ISLAMABAD: In view of service problems faced by consumers, Pakistan Telecommunication Authority (PTA) has asked all the users of illegal jammers to remove the unauthorized devices immediately else action will be initiated against violator. |
Facebook wants to get more of the world's 7 billion people online through a partnership with Samsung, Nokia and other large mobile technology companies. |
When Apple showed off iOS 7 earlier this summer, it also took the wraps off iTunes Radio, a streaming music service that has long been in the works. |
Facebook is still refusing to pay a bounty to Khalil Shreateh, the security researcher who used the bug he discovered to post directly on Co-Founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg's Timeline after Facebook Security rejected his attempts to report it, but Beyond ... |
It wasn't actually blue, but it was bright and it was rare as many Southern Californians turned to social media overnight to post their snapshots of the "blue moon. |
You might think of stars as giant balls of gas in space that just kinda sit there, living out their lives, calmly emitting light and heat. |
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