Pakistan

Thousands have moved to secure areas, even if there is no such place in a small strip that Gaza is.

Board of directors of JDW Sugar packed with Tareen’s personal employees.

Court says recommendations of judges’ reappointment cannot be challenged.

Delegates sign D-8 Charter; Iranian president vows to complete Pak-Iran pipeline by 2014, shrugs off US pressure.

Pakistani rupee ended nearly steady at 95.93/95.98 to the dollar.

“Japanese businessmen are being motivated for establishing business with their counterparts in Pakistan,” says Oe.

The minister assures that Indonesia will provide every possible facility to Pakistani importers.

Rights organisation says failure to act against perpetrators adds to the toxic climate of vilification.

TDAP insists that payments for pre-shipment inspection (PSI) fees be paid to it via pay-orders.

Reserves held by the State Bank of Pakistan (SBP) fell to $9.12 billion from $9.24 a week earlier.

Saina endured a 21-19, 21-15 defeat to former world number one Wang Lin in a women’s singles match.

According to the BBC WPBSA had suspended Joe Jogia in May and fined him £2,000.

The western Russian side were told to pay a $19,000 fine for the illegal use of firecrackers and abusive chanting.

Tipsarevic opened 2012 by bagging the doubles title at the Chennai Open with Indian ace Leander Paes.

Pacquiao is making big changes to both his preparations and his sparring for the non-title fight in Las Vegas.

PTI chief says Army operation is not the way to deal with the situation.

Pakistan’s favourite rock band reunites for live performances.

Packages are not right for our youth, says a lawmaker Kalsoom Parveen.

Leaders from member countries discuss progress made by the bloc.

Several security measures taken across the country including police deployment, CCTV cameras, ban on pillion riding.

Report blames LeJ, Punjabi Taliban and Tehreek-e-Jeedar group for planning on carrying out terror bids.

Around 50 militants, equipped with RPG-7 rockets, medium machine-guns, attack Speen Qabar check post.

Measure taken in light of terrorism threats in city.

Banning late night mobile packages is a rash decision, infringement of freedom and rights say experts.

'Kill, Kill, Shias,' say the text warnings to members of Shia community.

TTP spokesman Ehsanullah Ehsan demands India return Kasab's body.

In Pakistan, officials said they did not know why Morsi was no longer coming.

Gen Beg says elections rigging can only be determined by payments made to political parties contesting elections.

Over 25 people were killed in attacks on a procession and near an imambargah in Karachi and Rawalpindi.

FO spokesperson says no one has contacted the government of Pakistan to claim that they were relatives of Kasab.

Iranian, Turkish, Egyptian leaders will be present at today’s summit session.

Shahzad was accused of abetting attack by helping the bomber.

McLaren signed Hamilton as an 11-year-old boy, who went on to win the world drivers’ title in 2008.

The participation of Pakistani players in the auction remains a question mark.

Former England captain believes he still has a lot left in the tank.

Poland aims to submit a formal bid next year to host the 2022 Games in the southern city of Krakow.

Blatter comment follows a year old sparking outrage with controversial remarks that appeared to play down the problem.

Lendl has coached Murray to Olympic gold and the US Open title.

Some ambulances were also stuck in the traffic.

The Hindu Marriage Registration Bill has been pending in National Assembly since 2011.

Tahir Shahbaz not ready to take ‘risk’ of firing 2,500 daily wagers.

Festival aimed at promoting a rich and healthy environment for residents of twin cities.

The police registered separate cases under the relevant laws and started investigation.

Warden says he was on duty at Rawal Chowk when he saw a car driver using a cellphone while driving.

Diabetes affects over 346 million people worldwide.

Men on trial in Rawalpindi court have stronger case without Kasab’s evidence.

Total of 36,136 new connections to domestic, commercial, industrial and irrigation consumers have been provided so far

The same penalty would be imposed on any tribesman violating the decision.

Schools affiliated with the university will also be closed during this period.

In the past, public and private schools closed down for only two days, Muharram 9 and 10.