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Gen Sharif presents Pakistan's perspective on security, challenges faced

No link between the alleged plot police foiled in Belgium and last week's deadly attacks in Paris

To participate, the contestants have to scan their faces on a machine located inside the restaurant.

Many who use Twitter, email, and cell phone picture sharing report lower levels of stress

Actor speaks to The Express Tribune about how he fearlessly treaded where most fear to tread

The report accuses Israel of committing 295 separate "violations of press freedom"

Facebook at Work has news feeds, chats, groups and other features that can be found on the widely-used social network.

The transfer of the five men leaves 122 inmates at the remote prison located at a US naval base in southeastern Cuba

'You cannot provoke, you cannot insult other people's faith, you cannot mock it,' the pontiff says

She saw the man and immediately said: 'He is the person'

Calling editor Stéphane Charbonnieran an 'amazing lad', co-founder says he was also a stubborn 'block head'

Hollande said Muslims have the same rights and the same duties as all citizens of France

Local media quote officials as saying site would launch in next few days, promote long-term marriages

Mohamed Fahmy and his two al-Jazeera colleague have been imprisoned for more over year

Over 200,000 signed a petition for Lassana Bathily to get French citizenship

Turkish PM says freedom of press 'does not mean freedom to insult'

The woman was shot by indiscriminate fire that also cut down small children

Message urged BlackBerry's loyal users to keep up with the conversation using new phone

Afghan security official says five men arrested in an eastern province

US benchmark West Texas Intermediate for February delivery jumped $2.59, to $48.48 a barrel

Gen Raheel holds talks with British premier, secretary of defence.

Kerry urged both India-Pakistan to continue with peace talks, presumably in full knowledge of positions taken by them

Mahmoud Massih Iqbal Massih was executed after having been convicted on charges of heroin trafficking

Facebook will prevent potentially shocking video clips from popping into news feeds of members younger than 18

Overwhelming demand see copies sold out across France on Wednesday, with print run being increased to five million

Fan's wife took the radical step after she found out he was in a relationship with a 21-year-old woman

Un secretary general wants a 'long standing solution' to preserve lives along Line of Control

US faced criticism after it failed to send a senior official to the rally in Paris attended by dozens of world leaders

Proposed bill extends prohibition of international transfers of detainees determined to be medium or high risk

The militant group posted its message for the attack on the French satirical newspaper in a video posted on YouTube

As cases decline, an 85 percent hospitalisation rate could contain the epidemic

Nobel laureate's memoir will be incorporated in the university’s Summer Reading Series Symposium

Chaudhry Nisar meets Saudi diplomat to discuss funding of banned outfits from the oil-rich kingdom

Daniel Wickham's tweets have been retweeted over 102,000 times

Injuries suffered by Muslims 'self-imposed, based on subjective fears', says city lawyer

Campaign aims to mimic the ALS ice bucket challenge which spread across the world

General says Pakistan is supporting proxy war in Jammu and Kashmir despite suffering casualties within their country

Kerry says groups like TTP, Haqqani Network, LeT continue to pose threat to regional, global security.

State Department designated TTP as a Foreign Terrorist Organisation on September 1, 2010

The measure would criminalise sale of stolen financial data, require companies to notify consumers about data breaches

Alerts including pictures, details about missing children to appear in news feeds of Facebook members

Beijing will give incentives to offset first phase impact .

QWP chairman lashes out at PTI for not demanding investigation of APS attack.

The visit of Mr Kerry is positive in its albeit small outcomes

Research also infers some presenters may find them disturbing.

Study shows number of films directed by women in 2014 declined to 7 per cent from 9 per cent.

The award will be presented by Pearl's parents at a gala dinner in Los Angeles on June 28, 2015

Showtime president says the show’s writer-producer might find a fresh antagonist for CIA case officer Carrie...

British PM questions modes of communication which can be encrypted

Strikes destroy various fighting positions as well as four units of IS fighters