Pakistan

If Haqqani network was a stumbling block between bad Afghanistan and idyllic Afghanistan, it would not be a problem.

Sportsmen plan to organise cricket match to raise money for flood relief work.

Two Jamaat-e-Islami leaders, including the acting chief, were among those detained for inciting violence.

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Screening at the Wagah Border will continue for four months, the government said.

A ray of hope for children of the slums.

Israel's cabinet secretary says Palestinians would fail to obtain the nine yes votes.

The whale weighs several tonnes and is 25-feet-long.

Court observes that govt was responsible for failing to safeguard citizens’ fundamental rights to life and liberty.

They went missing for three years before mounting the brazen Oct 10, 2009 assault.

Project aims to make lake pollution-free, finance ministry keeps funds on hold.

Source say 25 capital police officials nominated for pilgrimage following a draw.

Sharif says govt has failed to help flood-stricken people this year just like it did last year.

Court says no search engine, including Google, will be blocked.

Government says fair distribution of aid is a challenge.

Virus spreads rapidly, govt seeks to put aside differences to address outbreak.

Over 400 KESC employees still face a number of charges.

Afaq has been in jail since 2004, is awaiting bail in one last case.

Special control room set up in Bilawal House to supervise relief efforts.

US Congress unwilling to pass pro-Pakistan legislation; Islamabad’s strategy deemed wrong-headed.

Meeting between Clinton and Khar dominated by discussion of the militant group’s alleged ties to Islamabad.

“Yes, we are going to meet on September 28 and of course it is part of our preparations for elections,” Sartaj Aziz.

The electricity line is 1,227 kilometers in length, with a 457km-section passing through Kyrgyzstan.

Pakistan Energy Minister had asked for Iran to raise gas exports by about 30 million cubic meters

SECP passed proceedings against directors and auditors of listed and unlisted companies during the month of August.

to observe the first weekly holiday as announced by Sui Northern Gas Pipelines Limited (SNGPL).

Current account posted a deficit of $189 million in July to August 2011-12

The judge had cancelled the order and had replaced it with a new one dismissing his application.

A man, whose identity card was used in an abduction-murder case, was taken into police custody on Monday.

Jamal Khalid, was crossing GT Road, when a speeding car hit him, killing him on the spot.

A 6-day training workshop on Essential Maternal and Newborn Care for health service providers was conducted by MNCH

A man was axed to death over a petty issue of grazing goats on the other's property.

Tribal elders of Para-Chamkani demanded the allocation of special seats in the K-P Assembly to address their problems.

Father and son barged into Ayub’s house and tried to take back his daughter’s dowry.

Hazara commissioner hopes shifting the secretariat will facilitate people.

Hunza Peace Committee to protest against authorities’ bias.

International agreement aims to reconstruct Swat Museum.

Khurram’s treatment is unaffordable for his family and the police remain deaf to his family’s pleas.

IHC issued notices to the IGP, SHO and Adiala Jail SI after men moved the court to challenge their illegal abduction.

New scheme to be challenged in court if the private developer is not paid.

A colourful show featuring performances by special children held at PNCA.

Health experts fear that situation could worsen if govt does not act.

CDA chairman says no loss incurred to the national exchequer.

The Hague earlier demanded custody of Lt Gen Javed Nasir for his alleged support to Muslim fighters in the 1990s war.

US envoy pledges greater effort to ensure Pakistanis feel fruits of US aid.

Justice Anwar Bajwa, Justice Ahmed Ali Sheikh, Justice Aqeel Ahmed Abbasi and Justice Munab Akhtar took oath.

435 candidates had A-1 grades, 695 students passed with an A-grade and 809 B-grade students.

Protesting traders blocked the road and burnt tyres in a bid to stop the officials from removing their stalls.

Rehman Dakait, Shoaib Khan and Saulat Mirza are the few acts the SSP cleaned up.