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In Pakistan, 46 strikes carried out in 2012, compared to 72 in 2011 and 122 in 2010.

Her condition has been described as 'extremely critical'.

No event scheduled to mark transition, which will see Cyrus Mistry become the new supremo.

Say the conference is nothing short of American intrigue.

Relatives of 29 Pakistani labourers roughed up by Afghan soldiers last week thrash exact number of Afghans.

Foreign ministry spokesperson says Pakistan still going through the ‘internal processes’.

Both countries convene for the sixth round of conventional CBMs in Delhi.

Mahmoud Ahmadinejad sacks Health Minister Marzieh Vahid Dastjerdi for proposing price hikes for some medicines.

Shahid Nazir arrives in Lahore, thanks people for the warm welcome.

Finance minister says Pakistan to pay two installments of IMF loans in early January, 2013.

UAE state news agency WAM, in an official statement, reports arrests of members of a "deviant group".

Finance minister says a retired judge has agreed to head a commission of inquiry.

The senate convenes to swear in 90 new members appointed by Morsi.

From Arfa to Malala, porn bans and cars running on water, 2012 has been a roller coaster year for Pakistan.

No report of coalition casualties right now: ISAF spokesperson

Seoul has shown interest in the Global Hawk platform for at least four years.

Critics say new constitution is divisive.

Says Pakistanis understand a people’s right to self-determination.

Stance likely to cause hurdles for upcoming conference with Taliban in Turkmenistan.

It was declared a heritage site in 1949.

Dollar rises to 20-month high against Japanese currency.

Iron barricades are lined up and riot control vehicles on duty as security men patrol the Bangalore stadium.

Police were just watching without doing anything to stop them from harming us: Church leader

The 47-year-old police constable, deployed to control the protests, was beaten up by a mob and rushed to hospital.

Aircraft, an ageing Fokker-100, was forced to make an emergency landing three kilometres from Heho airport.

Fifty members of the the Bnei Menashe, one of the lost tribes of Israel, reached Tel Aviv on Monday.

Members of SECDIV express satisfaction with steps taken by Pakistan to meet international obligations.

Senator says Pakistan's view point that peace in Afghanistan can only be achieved through dialogue.

Pakistan becomes the 98th state to formally recognise Kosovo as an independent country.

Bangladeshi leaders say the trial judge had come under pressure to deliver a quick verdict.

First "insider" attack to be carried out by a woman.

PM vows to protect women as police struggled to quell increasing outrage over sex crimes.

Physicist Suhail Zubairy talks about the possibilities and probabilities of quantum computing.

Pakistan would need to take further concrete steps: Senior Afghan official

One journalist shot dead in police action; a constable in critical condition as people mark protest against gang rape.

Authorities are probing incident; unlicenced clinics of Pakistani medics closed in Takhar.

Sweet seller-turned-beggar appeals for an end to the war on terror.

Says Pakistan has power to create environment in which a grand reconciliation in Afghanistan can take place.

Afghan charge d’affaires summoned to Foreign Office over mistreatment of Pakistani labourers near Kabul.

Chief mediator signals willingness to share power with other groups.

Say leaks of sketchy and biased details to media affecting their image and integrity of country.

Asks Islamabad to control its border regions properly.

Businessmen stress Wagah land route is the most economical.

Petroleum minister announces 36 hours of gas supply per week to Punjab’s industries.

BCB president says their tour hinges upon security clearance from the International Cricket Council.

In France, the Taliban was represented by their senior figures Shahabuddin Dilawar and Naeem Wardak.

Says movie erroneously bases discovery of Bin Laden's whereabouts on the efforts of a few individuals Huma Imtiaz.

Angry protesters demonstrate for sixth day shouting 'We want justice' and 'Hang the rapists'.

Gate closed in protest of alleged Afghan officials' torture of 29 Pakistani labourers.

Neon's father Ben, who lives in London and is separated from Roberts, has sided with his son's doctors.