Pakistan

Mohammad Ali and Imran were arrested for an alleged robbery from Preedy Street in Saddar.

He was caught during a raid in Orangi Town on Friday.

Rasool Bux Chang has been awarded the death penalty for the murder of Banda Ali Chang.

Completed an operation against illegal power connections in Lines Area.

A woman and two men were killed while four others were injured in a road accident on the Indus Highway.

National carrier wants to cut Rs15b debt and save annual interest payment.

Returns to first-class cricket, insists he did the ‘right thing’.

Rugby giants New Zealand and Australia both unveiled their teams for the World Cup quarter-finals.

The event will be held from November 28 to December 3 in Bangalore.

Underwent groin surgery yesterday and will be out for 10 days.

London 2012 chairman Lord Coe called for a zero-tolerance policy towards drugs cheats.

Tiger Woods’ return from a two-month layoff got off to a lacklustre start.

“Now is the time for me to look for new challenges in this marvellous sport,” said Blazer.

US Open champion Rory McIlroy, defending champion YE Yang and Rickie Fowler were among an array of top talent.

Naveed Ahmed scored the opener two minutes before the half-time whistle.

Sri Lanka Cricket (SLC) has been officially warned for the ‘poor’ quality of the pitch at Galle.

The national airline, for its part, must understand that it exists to serve its passengers, not its employees.

China to give additional aid over the $4.7million aid already sent in the form of edibles and tents.

A Yemeni and two Liberians, including that country's president share Nobel peace prize.

The decade-long war highlights the failure of the US to rebuild the state.

KFW: does fashion favour the brave?

Sheikh briefed on the strategic restructuring plan of PIA.

PTI chief vows to introduce law that would bar all those who do not declare their locally held assets.

Religious groups show no let-up in defence of Taseer’s murderer.

United States concerned about public opinion polling numbers in Pakistan.

Pakistan is the 22nd member to join the FEIAP.

Nawaz Sharif and Chaudhry Nisar are like the ‘dengue virus’ for the democratic process, says Awan.

Development projects in health, education and agriculture have been launched by the government, says Dr Babar.

The suffering caused by the floods is of deep concern to many British people, says Mitchell.

UN Ambassador asks US not to make Pakistan a scapegoat for its setbacks in the Afghan war.

Work on Diamer-Bhasha dam to begin on Oct 18, followed by three other projects.

Court declares the appointment of new VC by Khosa as unconstitutional.

UN announces $17.6m for flood relief.

Attorney maintains that he was ‘following Islam’ in his action.

Janjua says Foreign Office still studying agreement signed between Afghanistan and India.

Pak-Saudi armed forces carry out joint military exercises in Mangla.

Water and power ministry to seek ECC approval.

From red light district to Dubai’s clubs, girls are being misled into prostitution.

Malik retaliates to criticism by PML-N members.

Promises to lead a revolution to create a ‘new’ Pakistan.

Judge who sentenced Qadri forced to go on leave following threats.

After the usual thundering and slogan chanting in the house on Thursday, PML-N MNAs walked out.

The verbose document, however, went to great lengths to explain key terms.

PPP, JI ‘disappointed’, MQM and ANP feel verdict was ‘balanced’.

Temple in Mirpurkhas submerged since monsoon rains hit the area.

Opposition threatens to hold more protests over the weekend.

rupee firmed to 87.18/22 to the dollar

Foreign exchange reserves fell marginally to $17.35 billion in the week ended October 1

The four-day exhibition will begin from June 26, 2012

SECP) recognises the significance of growing small and medium enterprises (SMEs)