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Erdogan, Turkey's powerful leader for 11 years, openly suspicious of the internet, brands Twitter a "menace."

Syrian govt agrees to pause fighting; allow in food and medicines for hundreds living in siege for over 600 days.

Targeted businesses operate in Turkey, Spain, Germany, Georgia, Afghanistan, Iran, Liechtenstein and the UAE.

The students will visit Japan under “JENESYS 2.0”

The 13th Chaopharaya Dialogue propounded solutions to Pak-India issue, 2014 ISAF drawdown.

Chances high of an upward revision in current account deficit target.

Much-awaited banking links between the countries will give a boost to trade and commerce.

PCB chairman leaves for ICC meeting regarding ‘Big Three’ draft proposal.

Media report alleged Huawei had hacked a BSNL mobile base station controller. Huawei India though denied any hacking.

Suzanne Basso, 59, is executed for the torture and murder of Louis Musso in 1998 to benefit from his life insurance.

Thousands of women are being illegally held in Iraqi prisons, where they suffer torture and other forms of abuse.

The widely expected move is almost certain to increase political tensions.

Citizens from 8 countries including Pakistan, Afghanistan, Sri Lanka, Iraq are not included due to security reasons.

US citizens are also barred from doing business with the three men.

He fought in British Indian Army against Japanese and was awarded Gallantry Award.

Seeks Imam-e-Kaaba’s help in anti-polio initiative.

Commodification of literature pose challenges for foreign-language writers: Brazilian novelist.

Pakistani companies make up 20% of the total at free zone in Ajman.

Four Pakistanis and eight Iranians were arrested with 200kg of heroin recovered.

Niger's govt is demanding a better uranium extraction deal from Paris, specifically from state-owned company Areva.

UN Special Rapporteur says she had evidence of detainees being “tortured and, or subjected to ill-treatment” in...

Rallies held in Islamabad, Karachi, Lahore and Muzaffarabad among other cities to express solidarity with Kashmiris.

King of Bahrain passes law imposing a jail sentence of up to seven years and a fine $26,500 for anyone who insults him

No group claims responsibility for the latest attacks.

Karim leaves for Sochi, as Pakistan's sole representative at the winter games.

US Secretary of State John Kerry displeased with the French business delegation's visit to Iran.

Mohammed Asharaf Ramadan was caught attempting to smuggle into the kingdom an amount of heroin that he swallowed.

Karzai displeases Washington by refusing to sign bilateral security agreement allowing some US troops to stay behind.

Prime minister says Pakistan believes India will let the people of Kashmir decide their fate.

Washington Post says there had been a lull in such attacks since December, the longest break since 2011.

On Feb 4, an under-trial Indian fisherman, Kishore Bhagwan Bahi, dies in prison under mysterious circumstances.

Ex-PM of Azad Kashmir says fighters might move from Afghanistan to Kashmir .

Art and craft exhibit launched.

Bosnian team for collaborations in research and exchange programmes.

Will wait for normalisation of relations between Tehran and Washington.

In 2015, the study said military spending in China will outweigh that of Britain, France and Germany combined.

Fisherman Jose Salvador Alvarenga says his strong religious faith, dreams of family and food kept him alive.

Gates "will devote more time to the company" in his new role as "founder and technology advisory".

Trade between India and Sudan has reached about $888 million in the financial year 2013.

Visiting performers, including members of Mekaal Hasan Band, pushed into corner of club.

Karzai's spokesperson confirms contact had been made and describes past two months as positive.

The Saudis are displeased with Washington's interim nuclear deal with Iran.

Review follows declassification of top secret documents that show British elite forces played an advisory role.

Talks between Syrian opposition leader and Russian FM come after inconclusive 10-day conference in Geneva.

Bhutto was given 7-year-sentence in 2005, says he will appeal against the conviction.

Manager insists no alcohol was involved

Peshawar division commissioner stresses increased coordination.

The highway will start from Karkhano Market and extend till the Torkham border.

Gives digital equipment worth Rs51m to Lok Virsa under its grant-in-aid programme

Seminar highlights research on Pakistan, emphasise expanding cooperation base.