Pakistan

Says govt wants to get rid of Rs500b circular debt before the end of June.

Pakistan summons US envoy; Sartaj Aziz says issue will be taken up with Secretary of State John Kerry.

Chief minister-elect will finalise cabinet lineup soon.

The Community Home Based Care Centre provides help to over 100 patients.

Military commanders meet in Rawalpindi to discuss peace process in Afghanistan.

Sindh information minister says local body polls will be held soon.

New power minister says his priority is to reduce load-shedding duration.

Contradicting Fafen’s report, says most complaints received against judicial officers were ‘baseless’.

Nawaz calls on German investors to set up coal and gas based thermal plants.

Chief Minister Qaim Ali Shah says MQM would be welcome in Sindh government.

‘Disruptive forces’ did not let us to go to the parliament, says Mengal.

Cabinet would be according to the constitution which allows 15 provincial ministers and five advisers.

Says federal govt would put politics aside while coordinating with provincial govts.

No respite for Gilgit Town residents as shortage continues to escalate.

Canal water supply has dried up because of construction projects.

The artist claims his work is based on impulse - a projection of his thought process.

Prime minister invites German investment in energy sector, offers support in resolving situation in Afghanistan.

The cabinet's degree of success will determine how the Sharif government is perceived in the long run.

Lahore-based film-maker Hira Nabi screens two Karachi-centric films at The Second Floor on Friday.

JUI-F says it will join the coalition government later if its demands are met.

Foreign Office statement says drone strikes have a negative impact on the Pak-US relationship.

Imran's tweet on TTP's slain second-in-command Rehman causes uproar.

Competition between Muttahida Qaumi Movement and Muttahida Deeni Mahaz candidates is tough.

Chaudhry Nisar says peace is a provincial issue, will fully support provinces by overlooking politics.

Shahzeb Khan was gunned down on December 25, 2012 and justice was served on June 07, 2013.

Reports say several Silicon Valley firms were caught up in the PRISM programme.

Man started teasing a girl to gain her attention, leading to her walking out.

Recent security breach does not surprise people at an Islamabad school.

His commitment for polio eradication has resulted in his support.

Nawaz demands explanation for expense incurred on ads, PM House renovation.

Party’s central secretary general Akram Shah tipped as a favourite.

The murder of the newly elected lawmaker resulted in violent incidents across Hangu.

Guido Westerwelle is the first top-level Western diplomat to call on the premier.

The ambassador held meetings with the social sciences dean and the pharmacy dean.

“I would never let the law and Constitution down, that is the prime responsibility of an attorney general,” says Malik

PPP has 41 seats in National Assembly against 35 of PTI and 23 of MQM.

Nawaz Sharif retains foreign affairs and defence portfolios, 19 of the 25 ministers hail from Punjab.

The defence had filed at least four pleas with the Sindh High Court, raising multiple objections to the trial

The Vice Chancellor presented a cash prize of Rs15,000 to Kanwal Naz for a gold medal in taekwondo.

Gondal said that CPSP had finalised MoUs with several countries to provide better training facilities to the doctors.

The report erroneously says the hearing was adjourned.

According to petitioner, Rehman’s sons were opposed to her marriage and had given her death threats.

Petitioner said she raised a hue and cry which caught the attention of the neighbours who foiled the rape attempt.

The Old Ravians congratulated them, both GCU alumni, on their success

The party has the single largest majority on the opposition benches with 48 seats.

Most ex-ministers find their way into new setup likely to be unveiled today.

Bench declares all and sundry can be charged, tried under NAB Ordinance.

Locals have to suffer as their movement is restricted with the pass opening only thrice a week.

The delegates opined that the Supreme Court’s order was being misinterpreted.

The police registered a case but no arrests were made.