Pakistan denies any foreign access to its nuclear designs (People’s Daily)

Pakistan on Friday denied any foreign access to its nuclear design, saying related reports are “surprising” conjecture. “This conjecture is surprising as no foreigner has any access to Pakistan’s nuclear designs. It is not understoo …

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Vettori tries to calm Pakistan fears (FOXSPORTS.com.au)

NEW Zealand captain Daniel Vettori did his best to allay growing security concerns about staging the Champions Trophy in Pakistan this year.

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Grass cutting stars down to size

LONDON: Pete Sampras built records on it; Marcelo Rios claimed it was fit only for cows while Spain’’s Albert Costa planned his honeymoon to coincide with it. Never has a handful of perfectly-manicured lawns, tucked away in south-west London, caused such bitter divisions amongst players and this year’’s Wimbledon will be no different. The length of the grasscourt season, currently standing at a modest four weeks and sandwiched between the claycourt and hardcourt schedules, is also a hot topic with some players happy to see it shortened; others want it extended. Roger Federer, who will bid to win a sixth consecutive Wimbledon title over the next two weeks and move one closer to Sampras’’s record, believes the season is fine as it is. “I don”t think it should happen (lengthen the season), even though grass is maybe my best surface and I”ve had unbelievable success,” said Federer. “It stays unique to see the French Open backed up right away with one or two tournaments and then Wimbledon.” The two-week long Grand Slam event at Wimbledon is preceded by a fortnight of warm-up events, mostly in England but with one each in Germany and Holland. Once finished, it’’s back to hard courts and the long run-in to the US Open at the end of August.

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PAF jet crashes near Faisalabad

FAISALABAD: Pakistan Air Force (PAF) fighter jet has been crashed near Faisalabad on Saturday. According to reports, the incident happened in Digkot area near Faisalabad. The pilot of a plane has been ejected safely. PAF spokesman said that FT7 jet has been crashed due to technical fault. Both pilot and instructor have managed to eject safely from the plane. Rescue and police teams have reached the scene.

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Vettori plays down Pakistan security worries (Daily Dispatch)

NEW Zealand captain Daniel Vettori did his best Friday to allay growing security concerns about staging the International Cricket Council (ICC) Champions Trophy in Pakistan this year.

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Pakistan, OIC condemn attempt to defame Islam (Islamic Republic News Agency)

Pakistan - OIC Pakistani Foreign Minister Makhdoom Shah Mahmood Qureshi and Ekmeleddin Ihsanoglu, Secretary General of the Organization of Islamic Conference, condemned Islamophobia and attempts to defame Islam.

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Pak favorite for Asia Cup: Malik

KARACHI: The captain of Pakistan cricket team has stated that Pakistan are favorite for Asia Cup after having won tri-nation series in Bangladesh.Talking to media in Karachi he said that victory in tri-nation series has lifted up moral of national cricket team and I hope that ours would demonstrate excellent performance in round the corner Asia Cup.India and Srilanka cricket teams would confer us tough time therefore our players have to prove industrious against them, he said.Responding to a question skipper said that Kamran Akmal has been part of national team by dint of his performance, on friendship basis instead.Pakistan would have edge on opponents on account of home-ground nevertheless, the guests are not soft-under-belly.

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NWFP industrialists scoff at Rs429.969m for power generation

PESHAWAR: Industrialists have said that the allocation of Rs429.969 million for hydel power generation by the NWFP government in the provincial budget

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Construction of high rise in line with by-laws

LAHORETHE commission constituted by the Supreme Court of Pakistan (SCP) to evaluate the construction of multi-storey buildings in accordance w

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Balochistan asked to find new income sources

KARACHI: The Balochistan Economic Forum has issued an economic advice, emphasising that the Balochistan government must find new and dependable source

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