Pakistan

Bond holders nervously await the federal judge’s decision on Detroit’s request Thursday for bankruptcy protection.

Country’s central bank warns other banks to be prudent and alert to credit risks.

G20 officials to seek unity on the issue of promoting growth without harming fiscal situations, in final communique.

Punjab government releases a grant of Rs150 million for the project.

Akhtar Kutchi: “If no one can provide us security then we’ll make our own security arrangements”

The government is determined to provide maximum facilities to livestock holders of the province.

Sheikh Rohail Asghar has said that the government was utilising all resources to overcome crisis in the country.

The aim of the speech is to take the nation into confidence regarding security, the energy crisis.

Aziz reiterats Islamabad's support for an "Afghan-led" peace process with the Taliban.

PESCO has taken out front page adverts, reminding readers that stealing electricity is a sin.

Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif instructs interior minister to get a grip on the security issues of the city.

Here is our guide to some of the popular poses.

A side to this man shrouded from public eye has to do with his work as philanthropist whose focus is maternal health.

'Nadra’s misbehaviour was tantamount to challenging the authority of the government.'

Artist Arif Khan showcases 40 paintings at Nomad Gallery.

Domestic users replacing UPS with solar systems.

Rawalpindi citizen supplying water to residential areas without licence, payment of taxes.

Water level rises in Rawal Dam, spillways opened.

Visitors find zoo in horrible shape; admin has new plans to revive zoo, attract more visitors.

Joint ventures underway with foreign varsities.

Police say they are looking for the four assailants; the victim is being treated at Bahawal Victoria Hospital’.

Rehman took to the craft of preserving dead animals in 1985 and never looked back.

PTI fields Justice (retd) Wajiuddin, while PML-Q announces Senator Saeedul Hassan Mandokhail as its candidate.

PML-N senator says key to the candidate’s selection lies with Prime Minister Nawaz.

Islamabad asked to ensure that all its regulatory agencies pay 3% of revenue to CCP funds.

Nawaz promises support in stabilising Afghanistan; calls for strategy to initiate dialogue with all neighbours.

Australian PM says asylum seekers will no longer be resettled within the country’s borders.

Matanat Ali’s police guard dies; two suspected terrorists killed in separate blast.

The total number of terrorists killed within the past 48 hours of operations has reached 15.

Daudzai says trip will yield ‘practical gains’ for peace.

Shahbaz tells a high-level meeting hat the government wanted to hold local body elections at the earliest.

Insists he was not given the chance to defend himself.

Tells secretary PC to redo report in three days, fix responsibility.

Chaudhry Muhammad Sarwar also offered post of Pakistan’s high commissioner to UK.

Dr Asad Hafeez is one of the main accused in ephedrine case.

Expert says Pakistan needs ‘political will’ to re-design the programme to improve maternal health.

Ismail says relocation of local residents shows that the government has failed in protecting the people of Karachi.

The book, curated by Shahana Rajani, will be launched in Pakistan around mid-August.

Declares support for Afghan-led solution to end militancy problems in the region.

Pakistani designers participated in Amsterdam Fashion Week.

Rashed says a committee led by former law minister Farooq H. Naek had recommended against releasing the report.

Scotland Yard has not accused or arrested anyone so far, says Wasay Jalil.

(K-P) Assembly Speaker Asad Qaiser said the formation of standing committees is in its final stages.

K-P government has planned seven new projects to provide better social welfare services.

Initial investigation suggests that the attack occurred after the owner refused to pay extortion money.

Justice Wajihuddin has obtained nomination papers as a candidate for Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf.

These include more than 600 inquiries, 250 investigations and over 600 cases under trial.

It was a pity that no one in Pakistan, neither the media nor the government, is willing to raise its voice.

Section 39 A of Electricity Act has been added in FIA’s schedule of offences.

The party is silent on the issue as it is a matter of inquiry.