Pakistan

A multi-dimensional policy to provide relief to the people from power crisis has been devised.

The party’s activists held a sit-in on National Highway on Monday.

Police quoted Shah as saying that the men entered his baithak (drawing room) and attacked him with batons.

The protesters demanded that the police register a case against the doctors.

It took fire fighters two hours to put it out.

Two kilogrammes of explosives were used in the bomb.

Court seeks report on electricity supply to KESC.

The last time Nawaz Sharif government was in power, it had appointed Shahid Khaqan Abbasi as Managing Director of PIA.

Khan and his family members were asleep when the incident occurred.

Ambassadors from Azerbaijan, Turkmenistan and Tajikistan attended the forum to address Pakistani business community

Says willing to talk to any political party, except for JUI-F.

The rupee ended weaker at 98.40/98.45 against the dollar, compared to Friday’s close of 98.37/98.42.

Business community hopes that newly elected government bring economic reforms.

A cell to address taxpayer’s grievances and facilitate them is already functioning under Section 7 of FBR Act of 2007.

The new government is faced by a host of challenges.

Westra outdueled Spaniard Francisco Mancebo in a sprint over the final kilometres.

ANP says pre-poll rigging occurred in the form of violent attacks against the party.

Siddiqui informed that cell will remain operational till the end of current week.

People have always underestimated the local audience’s passion for cinema, says film critic and box office analyst.

Former prime minister says the PPP will now sit in the opposition.

Police and Rangers stand ready with tear gas to disperse the crowd.

"Bilateral trade could increase rapidly in a short span of time."

Nawaz Sharif says US would have Pakistan's 'full support' as it withdraws the bulk of its forces from Afghanistan.

"Both times he made genuine efforts to make peace with India but was thwarted...by army."

Election campaign marred by violence and irregularities says European Union observer mission.

"Political parties should accept defeat gracefully instead of coming out into the streets."

Punjab gets 5 tribunals, three each in other provinces.

Nawaz Sharif invites Indian PM to visit Pakistan.

Makhdoom Ahmed Mehmood will stay away from parliamentary politics.

MQM press conference to begin at 4pm today.

Party spokesperson says Ishaq Dar will be appointed as finance minister.

Pakistani politicians engage in a little post-election debate online, complete with snarky remarks and mud slinging.

Protests over rigging in the elections scheduled in Lahore, Karachi, Islamabad and London.

Meeting will also discuss reports from returning officers of Karachi NA-250 constituency.

Talks of alliances go around as more results pour in.

Nawaz aide says the party will renegotiate terms of engagement with US.

This electoral round saw the downfall of many a prominent figure and family.

Two PML-N workers gunned down in Karachi; 4 killed in MQM-PPP clashes in Benazirabad.

Despite its victory in the centre and Punjab, the situation will still be tough for a PML-N government.

Shahzada Iftikharuddin and Ghulam Muhammad win NA-32 and PK-90, respectively.

Party set to consolidate its grip on province with outright majority.

PTI ousts most mainstream political parties, including ANP and PPP.

Status quo stands frozen as the PPP, MQM and the PML-F retain their old positions in Sindh.

Candidates winning multiple seats will have to pick one before taking oath.

Alleges ECP staff changed results of its candidates for national, provincial assembly seats.

Two officers, Muhammad Zaheer Shakeel and Madiha Irum, were appointed illegally.

Report spells out a string of recommendations, including a year-to-year review of electoral rolls.

The police arrested the driver and registered a case against him.

The security cordon created by the police in and around the city in the past was as delusional then as it is now.

1.1 million rupees needed to set up both displays.