Pakistan

Major parties lay out their strategy for tackling the crisis, but do not confront voters with hard truths.

As the economy teeters on the brink of collapse, those who win the elections will face unprecedented challenges.

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Electricity load shedding takes on Swat people.

Over 60 photographs and landscape paintings depict ancient civilisations and modern societies.

Killed by a speeding car driven by a US diplomat, Muzzamil Shah was forced to break a promise to his wife and daughter

First day of Sufi Music Festival gets rousing reception.

Broken bodies and shattered lives are the result when booze mixes with baravado.

Law students demonstrate a mock trial.

Security official says figure could rise as 20 people were critically injured.

Gen. Aziz claims he spoke up to arrest the army’s falling standards.

Unidentified gunmnen kill Frontier Corps official.

BA Malik's departure from PPP comes a day after 11 federal and provincial lawmakers joined the PML-N.

With lack of political consensus, it may take years to eradicate terrorism.

Acquittal a matter of concern says chief justice; top cops lay blame on defective investigation, weak prosecution.

Four petitions filed in SHC against the committee’s decision to reject judicial commission’s recommendations.

Zubair Afridi reports on the making and smuggling of Hashish from Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.

Claims he ‘deviated’ from them to dispel impression that he was trying to delay elections.

Condemn writ petition filed in Peshawar High Court.

Opposition leader in Punjab Assembly says the turncoats have breached their oath of loyalty with the PPP.

Says both countries need to explore new avenues to amend relations.

MNAs say that the security situation has not improved.

He said though Pakistan and India made efforts to normalise relations, certain incidents hampered the process.

Order came in response to petitions by workers and human rights groups,accusing PM of interfering in the trial.

Says the PPP will bag more seats this year than in 2008.

Efroze Chemical makes the drug Isotab, which is believed responsible for the deaths of 213 heart patients.

The young doctors remained ensconced in their camp outside Services Hospital despite the rain.

FAFEN observers find posters, graffiti and stickers at 17 offices.

Wardens were deployed at busy intersections to improve traffic flow.

Four months ago, four people rented his taxi for Sukkur but waylaid him at gunpoint.

Panellists say all are equal but some are more equal in the eyes of law.

Police said that they have arrested one of the suspects.

PML-N leader Tariq Azeem said more PPP MNAs and MPAs would join the PML-N soon.

The festival is organised every year in February and March.

The workshop, hosted by JWM, is a part of its project for the well-being of elderly.

The G20 ministers agreed to take measures to combat corporate tax avoidance.

Boeing’s 787 were grounded in January after battery smoke forced an emergency landing and a battery fire was reported.

At current share prices, the taxpayers’ stake is worth £31 billion.

Six teams representing reputable educational institutions across Karachi are taking part in the tournament.

They have not faced each other since a second-round match at Cincinnati in 2009.

Forensic report sealed, handed over to police; to be presented before SC.

Bae birdied nine holes en route to a six-under 65.

Ivanovic admits his side have only themselves to blame for their spluttering form as they bid to avoid an FA Cup.

The attackers grabbed the guru, beat him up and threatened to kill him if they failed to vacate the area.

Zubair defeated Sherbaz Malik 6-1, 6-0 at the KMC Sports Complex.

Aamir now faces Egypt’s Andrew Wagih Shoukry and Nasir will face top seed Mohammad Ali Anwar Reda.

Sources say talks may feature financial woes of PNA.

The registrar’s office returned the plea saying, “the application had contemptuous language in it”.

MQM pulls out from ruling coalition in Centre, Sindh; accuses PPP of dropping cases against ‘criminals’.

New Delhi imposed curfew in an effort to thwart protests and any possible backlash from Afzal Guru’s hanging.