Pakistan

The decision means that English clubs in Europe can earn up to £50 million.

Pakistan’s out-of-favour allrounder Abdul Razzaq has received clearance from Indian authorities.

Patriots justifying killings in Balochistan, are quiet on other ills think honour supersedes extra-judicial killings.

KESC is unable to deliver supply at an affordable rate and without any major interruption to its subscribers.

Imran Khan urges the Supreme Court to summon Mirza and Sindh’s Education Minister Pir Mazharul Haq in this regard.

The protest is against power outages in the Jamrud tehsil areas.

Office-bearers of nationalist party accused government functionaries of kidnapping and killing Baloch people.

Pakistani umpire Aleem Dar has won the David Shepherd Trophy for the ICC Umpire of the Year for the third year running

Fresh rains compound miseries of survivors in Sindh; meteorologist terms figures ‘51-year record’.

Pakistani umpire, Cook, Trott, Sangakkara win top awards in London.

The process of fumigation will be completed during these days to protect school going children.

Stock exchange, businesses, schools and most banks closed; monsoon rains forecast to extend into Wednesday.

Bugti’s counsel alleges harassment by federal and provincial govts.

PMDC secretary, Ataullah Siddiqi was diagnosed on Friday. Three Chinese engineers in Lahore also diagnosed.

Asma criticises public interest litigation cases taken up by the SC.

Protesters block Karakoram Highway for over three hours near Kumaila Dasu.

PPP and PML-N give cold-shoulder to reforms.

Former housing secretary alleges joint venture is a sham.

Virus grips the nation, with 4,044 dengue cases reported in Punjab and 211 in Sindh.

Rehman Malik says list of target killers to be presented in parliament.

FIA files petition for cancelling bail of Maj (retd) Habibullah Warraich.

Both leaders agree on bolstering ties in areas of trade and security.

Washington is believed to have insisted that the office be located ‘outside Pakistan’s sphere of influence’.

Killings as a result of family feuds are not unusual in Darel Valley.

Over 200 cases have been registered so far in the city

the authorities came 18 suspects closer to purging Karachi of target killers.

The ministers hinted that the government of Balochistan would be approached to help capture gangsters.

The caller demanded a ransom of Rs10 million for their release.

over a billion acres of crops have been destroyed and the farmers should be given subsidised fertiliser and free seeds

Agha Siraj Durrani, has said that municipality elections are not possible because of the floods.

They opened fire when Rubina put up a resistance, shooting the security guard.

He was also fined Rs50,000

University announced the results of annual examinations for 2010 for the BA part I, BBA and MBA programmes

Staff will contribute one day’s salary for the flood survivors.

Two police officers have sought their acquittal from the Anti-Terrorism Court.

Centres will be setup at Dargai and Batkhela, where free of cost diagnoses and treatment facilities would be available

Meeting held to discuss preventive measures.

The only connection between the village and Saidu Sharif fell apart leaving life handicapped.

Speakers at a consultation seminar demanded implementation of conventions on the right of disabled persons.

Key stakeholders renew commitment and make recommendations to Rio+20.

Former civil servant launches mobile libraries to facilitate primary schools in rural areas.

MS of Holy Family Hospital had not made arrangements for dengue outbreak.

Noted activist begins hunger strike; calls for anti-corruption legislation, cut in military budget.

The civic agency suggest new changes in the CDA Ordinance for ‘smooth sailing’ in future projects.

Unidentified people had killed him a few days ago and had thrown his body into the field.

full cooperation in catching consumers illegally using electricity in the district

Senators suggest various ways to deal with the crisis.

Government struggles to provide relief to the affected areas, taking plea that it was ill-prepared for the calamity.

WHO begins rapid needs assessments of Sindh, Balochistan to prevent outbreaks of disease.

ISAF commander hints at air strikes being part of the aerial surge.