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Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif is pursuing peace talks with the Pakistani Taliban. ANJUM NAVEED / AP. Travel Deals. $898 -- Cancun Trip & Kids Stay Free from Philly, $540 Off. |
MUZAFFARABAD: Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif has invited India to come forward for peaceful resolution of Indian occupied Kashmir (IoK) dispute through negotiations. |
Speaking to the audience, President Mamnoon Hussain praises selflessness as the very spirit of volunteerism. By News Desk. Published: February 5, 2014. |
Mr Satya Nadella (centre), Microsoft's new CEO, addresses employees along with founder and technology advisor Bill Gates (left) and outgoing CEO Steve Ballmer (right) on the company's campus in Redmond, Washington, on Tuesday, Feb 4, 2014. |
HOFFMAN was found in the bathroom of his New York apartment on Sunday morning with a needle in his arm. Police found 49 bags of heroin and 20 used needles in his home. |
Facebook is turning ten --- A decade after Mark Zuckerberg founded the social networking site in his Harvard dorm room, it's the biggest show in town with more than a billion users worldwide. |
People gather at the site of a car bomb attack in Abu Dsheer district in southern Baghdad, yesterday. At least 16 people were killed in the latest attacks in the city. |
TEHRAN (Tasnim) - Iranian foreign ministry spokeswoman affirmed that the country's team of negotiators engaged in nuclear talks with the major world powers will strongly stand against any excessive demands and delusions, which she said have no place ... |
Russia said Tuesday that Syria would ship out another stockpile of chemical weapons this month, as the opposition sought to persuade Moscow to push for a transitional government for the war-scarred nation. |
The first French trial of a Rwandan accused of involvement in the genocide of 1994 opened in Paris on Tuesday. The Rwandan justice minister called it a “positive sign”, while the plaintiffs hailed it as a “historic” event. |
British Prime Minister David Cameron has asserted that there was "absolutely no" involvement of the Margaret Thatcher Government in the 1984 Operation Bluestar by the Indian army to flush out militants from the Golden Temple. |
PESHAWAR: A three-member investigation committee was formed to probe into Peshawar blast that killed nine people yesterday, SAMAA reports on Wednesday. |
image KARACHI: A girl was killed and several other passengers injured when the locomotive and seven bogies of Lahore-bound Shalimar Express derailed after a blast on the tracks near Landhi Railway Station, here on Tuesday night, Railways officials said. |
The government plans to privatise 26 per cent of PIA's shares to strategic investors by the end of December as committed to the IMF which is lending Pakistan $6.7 billion over a period of three years under an economic programme. |
Singapore: The price of oil rose Wednesday in Asia on prospects US demand will hold up amid cold weather, offsetting worries about a slowdown in emerging economies. |
image SINGAPORE: New York March sugar is expected to gain more to 16.79 cents per lb, as it has broken above a resistance at 15.99 cents. |
The Karachi Stock Exchange (KSE) benchmark 100-index fell by 194.66 points Tuesday amid pressure in regional market, dealers said. |
image MANILA: The Philippines central bank could have less room to hold interest rates at record lows due to prices pressures, its governor said on the eve of a policy meeting after data showed a sustained uptrend in inflation over the past five months. |
LAHORE: Pakistan new chief selector Amir Sohail said that he could not deny the importance of Pakistani all-rounder Shahid Afridi in the team squad. |
Feb 5 (Reuters) - Sri Lanka were all out for 587 runs in their first innings at tea on day two of the second and final test against Bangladesh in Chittagong on Wednesday. |
KARACHI: The official inauguration of the Faysal Bank T-20 Cup was held in an Islamabad hotel on Tuesday during which players of some of the 18 competing teams participated. |
The last time India toured New Zealand, they created history - breaking a 40-year jinx to win the series 1-0 after winning the Hamilton Test. |
Chennai: In an RTI filed by activist Subhash Aggarwal, it was revealed that the commemorative stamp on Sachin Tendulkar that was issued on November 14, 2013 was rushed through bypassing the postal rules. |
image HONG KONG: Director Rithy Panh was 15 when he escaped the horror of a Cambodian labour camp under the communist Khmer Rouge. |
THE Department of Health is considering a "sugar tax" to encourage South Africans to consume less of the sweet stuff, according to head of noncommunicable diseases Melvyn Freeman. |
image ISLAMABAD: Pakistan Telecommunication Authority (PTA) has blocked around 0.782 million International Mobile Equipment Identity (IMEI) since start of this service seven years before to curb mobile phone theft in the country. |
This week, Samsung Electronics made it official that its new flagship product - most likely the successor to its Galaxy S4 smartphone - will be unveiled at the Mobile World Congress in February. |
Forbes has discovered a job posting for a game tester which they believe hints at the release date of Disney Infinity 2. Forbes believes the sequel to the successful game could be released in August, a year after the franchise's initial release. |
The Department of Environment and Natural Resources regional office joins other government agencies, environmental groups and organizations from the different parts of the world in the observation of the World Wetland Day today, Feb. 2. The celebration ... |
Wetlands are highly productive ecosystems, home to several species of flora and fauna, and play an important role in plant and animal diversity. |
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