Any future terror attack against US interests would most likely be carried out by Islamic militants based in Pakistan’s restive tribal belt bordering Afghanistan, the top US military official said Tuesday.
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Pakistan will freeze its defense budget for the year, the prime minister said, a move that comes as the country faces severe economic problems.
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Pakistan’s army is “fighting bravely” against terrorism, the top-ranking U.S. military officer said after a visit to the country to discuss joint efforts against the Taliban and al-Qaida.
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ISLAMABAD: Adviser to the Prime Minister on Interior Rehman Malik has done it again and this time he shocked the Army by unilaterally and casually ann
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RawalpindiThe lawyers have rejected the move of the local administration for the shifting of welcome camps from Murree Road.Earlier, t
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ISLAMABAD: The Economic Survey 2007-08, released on Tuesday, paints a dismal picture about the state of the national economy where Pakistan has missed
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ISLAMABAD: The PPP government, contrary to its announcements, may not regularise the services of almost half of the contractual employees in various p
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ISLAMABAD: Prime Minister, Yousuf Raza Gilani, Tuesday approved export of 50,000 tonnes wheat to Afghanistan on discounted rate.Afghan president Hamid Karzai a few days ago telephoned the Pakistan Prime Minister and requested him to export wheat to Afghanistan due to acute shortage of the staple food commodity.
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KarachiAll five courts in the city, including the Malir Bar Association (MBA), observed a complete boycott on Tuesday, and lawyers stayed away
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DHAKA: A typically aggressive innings from Virender Sehwag helped India score a thumping 140-run win over Pakistan in the second match of the tri-seri
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