World

White House says will continue cooperation for development.

Indian FM Salman Khurshid says project will compel India and Pakistan work on long-term ties.

Pakistani government has denied that anyone has been arrested in connection with the Imran Farooq murder case.

Warn of losing out on GSP Plus if progress is not made.

Pakistan, Turkey hinge hopes on tri-party summit for peaceful transition in Afghanistan.

Foreign Office rebuts New York Times story that hints at US fears of a possible nuclear crisis in the region.

The deadline for submitting nominations for the 2014 peace prize is February 1.

Ukraine's parliament debated on an amnesty for jailed activists, which is another key demand of the protesters.

One cow was treated for burns, a police spokesman added.

There was also no movement on bringing relief to besieged residents in Syria's central city of Homs.

Addressing foreign policy, Obama warns that 'danger remains' and US has 'to remain vigilant' in face of global threats

Main obstacle to US-backed effort to get talks going has been Taliban's reluctance to engage in talks with Karzai...

Calls for greater trade access for Pakistani products.

He suspects US may have backed insurgent-style attacks to undermine his government but has no evidence.

It is not clear who could succeed Azarov as prime minister.

The promotion for then-newly filtered Marlboro cigarettes was launched in the 1950s.

Vice chairman of the Bitcoin Foundation has been charged by US prosecutors with conspiring to commit money laundering.

Delegations from both sides of LOC to meet again on 30th.

Award recipients will go to University of Western Australia to receive training in agriculture studies.

Aziz says US should not just look at Pakistan from the lenses of ‘Afghanistan’ and ‘terrorism’.

More Italians leaving Italy as jobless rates reached a record high of 12.7 per cent.

Japan to provided grant assistance of over $18.5 million from 2012-13 onwards to Pakistan.

Seven people killed. according to hospital sources

Negotiators seek to keep peace talks on track.

Ex-partner of French President Francois Hollande, arrived in India on charity mission.

Officials worried that US forces would not be able to respond to a crisis in the region.

US is assessing results of operation to determine if suspect was killed, defense official says.

Judicial source says 35-year-old woman admitted to having stabbed her husband during a violent argument.

UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon welcomes peace accord to end 4 decades of conflicts which have claimed a lot of lives

A large number of people in the capital city stage a protest rally to mark India’s Republic Day as a ‘black day’.

Americans could neither invade Afghanistan so easily nor stay here until today without Pakistani and Iranian support.

Links signing of deal on US troops with peace process; says talks are vital to guard against weakened state.

Sheikh Khalifa bin Zayed al Nahyan undergoes successful surgery.

An agreement on civilian nuclear energy would open up the Indian market to Japanese players.

In unfolding its boldest economic, social reforms, current leadership is confident it will fulfil responsibilities.

Average annual number of applicants for CS exams for 4 Muslim-dominated institutions is under 25.

Economy, defense and counter-terrorism expected to feature in the talks.

Seven demonstrators arrested in protests against military rule in Egypt.

Abe's trip comes as Japan and China are locked in a bitter row over islands in the East China Sea.

Hollande's alleged extra-marital affair draws more attention than his economic plans for France.

Sectarian violence in Iraq has led to an estimated death toll of 800 people in one month.

After posting remarks about public transport users being 'poor,' Anton Casey's family faced threats and verbal abuse

Pakistan could benefit from Nepal’s experience with biogas, says the ambassador.

Taliban deny involvement in attack; vice-presidential candidate survives bomb attack.

Tit-for-tat game between Pakistan, India to arrest fishermen continues but it is also now taking an ‘inhuman’ turn.

Interior Minister says insurgents cannot derail democratic process.

Funds will be given for completing Kalat-Quetta-Chaman section of highway.

Vishwas is bringing new aggression to a parliamentary seat that was never seriously contested by any opposition party.

Soldiers cleared by military court even after Indian CBI found them guilty of murdering 5 civilians in in May 2000.

The amount is expected to be released by February 6.