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See realtime coverage | Kayani could have done much more, but then, narrow institutional interests, short term-ism drive policy in Pakistan. By Raza Rumi. |
"The price raise is unacceptable," said the spokesperson at PM's Office, quoting Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif. By APP. |
Miranshah - A US drone strike targeting a militant compound killed at least two suspected insurgents in a restive Pakistani tribal region near the Afghan border on Friday, officials said. |
BEIJING - China said it had sent warplanes to patrol its newly declared maritime air defense identification zone on Thursday, while Japan and South Korea have also sent surveillance aircraft into the area. |
A smaller, paler version of Comet ISON may have survived incineration in the sun's corona and may be brightening, scientists said on Friday. |
Microsoft and Sony have made it clear that they want their consoles to be more deeply connected with gamers' lives. One easy way to do this is to hook into the smartphones we already carry in our pockets, and both firms have released companion apps for ... |
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KABUL - US-led NATO forces in Afghanistan on Friday apologized for an air strike that President Hamid Karzai said killed a two-year-old boy, as acrimony deepened over a deal to allow US troops to stay in the country after 2014. |
Baghdad: A wave of violence today killed 51 people in Iraq, most of whom were kidnapped and shot dead with their corpses abandoned, in scenes harking back to Iraq's sectarian war. |
AN Italian court has accused former Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi of bribing witnesses to give false testimony in a trial which he has been charged with paying for sex with a minor. |
The Syrian civil war is creating a generation of traumatized, isolated and under-educated children who are vulnerable to exploitation and recruitment by armed groups, the United Nations said in a report. |
A 55-year-old police officer has been arrested in Dresden, Germany, after allegedly confessing he killed a man he met on a cannibalism website. |
The current Chief Justice, Iftikhar Muhammad Chaudhry is set to retire from his post on December 12. By Web Desk. Published: November 29, 2013. |
image LAHORE: Punjab Chief Minister, Muhammad Shahbaz Sharif during a meeting of provincial cabinet gave approval to the special programme of giving targeted subsidy to poor people in the province. |
LAHORE (Online): Law Minister Punjab Rana Sanaullah has said no one from missing persons was not in the custody of provincial government and Law Enforcement Agencies (LEAs). |
Saida Jan Afridi's house was attacked for a third time on Friday, allegedly by extortionists. The local Jamiat Ulema-e-Islam-Fazl (JUI-F) leader's hujra and mosque were fired on in Sur Qamar, Khyber Agency. |
image ISLAMABAD: Former Coach Mohsin Hassan Khan has advised Umar Akmal to play long innings as he is capable of doing the same. "I use to tell Umar that you aren't a batsman who just scores 20-30 runs. |
ISLAMABAD: Prices of petroleum products would remain unchanged in the month of December as Prime Minister Mian Nawaz Sharif has rejected the summary of OGRA seeking increase in rates, finance ministry official said. |
PIA will present the proposal to lease the aircraft before the ECC, which has already released Rs12.7 billion out of a Rs16 billion package announced for the airline. |
Zulqernain Tahir. Nadra is in the process of launching a biometric verification system for use at mobile companies' outlets to stop issuance of illegal SIMs. - File Photo. |
The Dutch Data Protection Authority has found Google violates local data protection law with its practice of combining personal data. |
Recently-retired Indian batting legend Sachin Tendulkar said he was not too comfortable with the idea of having a computer in the dressing room but came to accept the device after realising how important an aid it was to plan and strategise better. |
Graeme Smith has been allowed time off following the death of his grandmother. PHOTO: AFP/FILE. CAPE TOWN: South African opener Graeme Smith joins fellow cricketers Dale Steyn and Jaques Kallis, who have been left out of the third and final one day ... |
ISLAMABAD, Nov 29 (APP): Multitudes of fans across the land were still in the throes of wonder and disbelief, even over 24 hours after the much-lampooned Pakistan team snatched a landmark series-clinching victory from the jaws of defeat by South Africa at ... |
Cardiff City boss Malky Mackay looks set to name an unchanged side for the visit of Arsenal on Saturday. The Bluebirds earned a creditable 2-2 draw against Manchester United last Sunday at the Cardiff City Stadium, and the Scot is set to name the same 11 ... |
Justin Bieber is discovering that growing up in public just isn't the fun you might expect it to be. Having spent recent weeks creating a ruckus in Latin America, where he upset fans in Brazil and Argentina by cutting short concerts, had to apologize to Argentine ... |
LAHORE College for Women University (LCWU) hosted a Sufism and Peace Workshop and Qawwali performance of American Qawwal Ensemble-Fana Fi Allah on the campus on Thursday. |
MONITORING DESK LAHORE - Eleven new dengue fever cases have been confirmed during last 24 hours in Punjab, Local TV reported on Friday. |
Till the use, reuse and misuse of syringes continues, health experts do not see the government winning the battle against the spread of hepatitis C virus in Pakistan. |
If Pakistan's coastal region of Sindh is any indication, the adverse effects of climate change in developing countries will not be gender neutral. |
(TITUSVILLE, Fla.) -- SpaceX Thursday for the second time in a week had to abort a planned launch of a rocket into space because of technical glitch. |
It is hard to think of a more remarkable bargain than “Misty”, the diplodocus that went under the hammer this week for £400,000. |
India must wield the equity principle to shape the climate agenda, not to guard against mitigation commitments. The UN climate negotiations in Warsaw, which were expected to be little more than a pit stop en route to the 2015 climate agreement slated to be ... |
Nasa is taking one small step to seeing if humans could live on the moon by planning an experiment to explore whether plants can be grown in the harsh lunar environment. |
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