Rawalpindi (Shahid Rao and Danish Hussain): The suicide bomber was killed and 37 others were injured, when a suicide attacker rammed his motorcycle into the bus, carrying employees of sensitive government organization, at Chuhar Chowk.
Islamabad: Pakistan urged the need for chalking out a roadmap for pragmatic cooperation in the field of civil nuclear energy with France. The call came during meetings of Admiral Edouard Guillaud, Adviser to President Sarkozy of France, with President
Camp Dwyer, Afghanistan: Thousands of US Marines poured into Afghanistan’s Taliban heartlands, quickly capturing a district in the first major assault of President Barack Obama’s new war plan. Meanwhile, the US Marines hiked through searing heat
Karachi: Amid hot and humid weather on Thursday, residents of several areas of the city experienced numerous power failures. Meanwhile officials of the Karachi Electric Supply Company (KESC) blamed the renewed power load-shedding in the metropolis on low gas pressure
Wana (Shehzada Wazir): Taliban local commander Mullah Nazir has offered to remain peaceful if the government does not extend military operation against militants up to Wana region. The offer was made to the government through a traditional Jirga of Ahmadzai tribe.
Lahore (Ashraf Javed): The traders and shopkeepers are increasingly shifting their businesses from The Mall to some peaceful and trouble-free areas in the City as frequent strikes, rallies and violent protests coupled with terrorist attacks have dampened business activities at
Islamabad (Sohail Khan): A constitutional petition was filed in the Supreme Court, challenging the recent hike in prices of petroleum products, praying for suspending the notification through which the POL prices were jacked up. The Oil and Gas Regulatory Authority
Seoul: North Korea test-fired four short-range missiles, South Korean military officials said, further fuelling tension sparked by its nuclear standoff with the international community. The missiles — apparently surface-to-ship ones — were fired into the East Sea (Sea of Japan)
New York: The short headline on a major American newspaper’s editorial on Thursday-’Pakistan Fights, (US) Congress Sleeps’-conveys its central message: stop foot-dragging in providing aid to Pakistan, which has taken on militants in right earnest. Noting that US aid package
Karachi: Pakistan start their Test series against Sri Lanka riding the wave of a feel-good factor after winning the World Twenty20 and giving their country a much-needed respite from bombs and battles. When Pakistan won the championship in England last month, the
London: Serena and Venus Williams will meet in the Wimbledon final for the fourth time after a rollercoaster which witnessed epic drama as well as a farcical no-contest. Serena reached her fifth final with a 6-7 (4/7), 7-5, 8-6 win over Elena Dementieva where she
Rawalpindi (Shahid Rao and Danish Hussain): The suicide bomber was killed and 37 others were injured, when a suicide attacker rammed his motorcycle into the bus, carrying employees of sensitive government organization, at Chuhar Chowk. 
Islamabad: Pakistan urged the need for chalking out a roadmap for pragmatic cooperation in the field of civil nuclear energy with France. The call came during meetings of Admiral Edouard Guillaud, Adviser to President Sarkozy of France, with President 
Camp Dwyer, Afghanistan: Thousands of US Marines poured into Afghanistan’s Taliban heartlands, quickly capturing a district in the first major assault of President Barack Obama’s new war plan. Meanwhile, the US Marines hiked through searing heat 
