Pakistan

France makes decision in order to ease Indian concerns and hopes to extend success with Indian armed forces contracts.

One group targeted the P3C Orion aircraft, the other entered the flight line building.

India has denounced US military aid to Pakistan which it says is being used by Islamabad against Indian interests.

The Los Angeles Times reports Pakistan had earlier asked the US to close "fusion cells" located in Peshawar, Quetta.

Diplomatic advisor to France president said Pakistan remains an "army in search of a country."

Cable reveals French official said Kayani had 'learned the lesson of Musharraf' and was staying behind the scenes.

One of the injured confirms that a boy aged 16-17 years had approached them and exploded himself.

Asks establishment division to institute inquiry against Javed Bukhari.

Chaudhry Nisar says he will call for appointing impartial people on the ECP.

Secretary health urges doctors to quickly resume duties.

Doctors in the province amused at the irony of the demand.

Area police chief transferred but promoted to a higher grade.

Babar Awan engaged as counsel for Sindh minister seeks time to submit a reply .

The entire scheme was scuttled by delaying the aircraft Bugti was to use.

Little progress in investigating attacks on Ahmadiyya places of worship that killed over 88 in Lahore last year.

Suspects of major terrorist attacks to be questioned; police still on different pages.

MQM chief says the Taliban, Pakistan’s own creation, have now turned hostile.

Minister inspects central jail after reports of torture on inmates.

Officials rule out the possibility of anyone surviving.

Police chance upon covert weapons bazaar in district.

British Council holds discussion on 'Knowledge Exchange' with HEC.

Students attend workshop on traffic rules organised by the education team of Islamabad Traffic Police.

CDA to involve school children in anti-litter campaign.

Kindergarten graduation ceremony of Global System of Integrated Studies held at Shah Abdul Latif Bhittai Auditorium.

Doctors and government refuse to budge; poor patients suffer on the sidelines.

Protestors demand focus on neglected sectors like education, health.

No solution in sight as government, PDA at loggerheads.

Officials face charges of financial misappropriations and misuse of authority.

Two journalists are on a country-wide biking tour to create awareness about the dangers faced by mediapersons.

Conference calls for expansion in intra-Kashmir trade, education, transport, diversity.

She was allegedly raped by two influential men in Mianwali.

Ali Saleem granted bail against surety bonds.

Two sessions divisions created without addressing the issue of space.

Nawaz Sharif says government could soon lose power if it does not fix its governance lapses.

I must again sugges­t that, while we have no desire to aliena­te the US, it is time that WE say, ‘enough’.

Drastic civil service reforms to be called for at economic council meeting today.

Could the Bomb really have saved Pakistan in 1971? Can it do so now?

Information minister says Clinton stopped short of making any commitments to stop the attacks.

Clinton offers to address Pakistan’s concerns in return for action against Taliban, al Qaeda.

Formal ‘Dastar Bandi’ will be held at an ‘appropriate time’.

US investigators spend four hours at bin Laden's compound - fly in via helicopter.

Inspirational speakers on drones, broken necks, Bulleh Shah and good pain.

The rector said that the situation in Palestine was similar to that in Kashmir.

Football match characterised by missed opportunities.

Wozniacki heads out; Federer eases through to last-16 of French Open.

When ten other showrooms who opened side by side to mine with the same look, I knew it was time for an overhaul.

Newcomers competing in the Veet supermodel contest proved to be a fumbling lot under the camera’s glare.

Shehzad was considered to be the second in command to mastermind of the attack, Dr Usman.

Mirza Aslam Baig and former Supreme Court Justice Fakhruddin G. Ibrahim names to be suggested.

Napolitano termed the group, also involved in the Mumbai attacks, as an equally dangerous threat as Al-Qaeda.