NATO Returns Fire Following Attack From Pakistan (CBS News)
NATO says its forces have launched artillery across the Afghan border at attackers who fired at them from Pakistan.
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Pakistan eye ruthless win over Hong Kong
KARACHI: Pakistan aim to achieve a ruthlessly one-sided victory over minnows Hong Kong in the Asia Cup opener here at the National Stadium today (Tues
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Pedestrians wait for bridges at new roads
IslamabadThe announcement of construction of pedestrian bridges on 7th and 9th Avenues has vanished into thin air, as no practical steps have
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MPAs take on bureaucrats
LAHOREPARLIAMENTARIANS during their post budget debates in Punjab assembly on Monday have taken to task the provincial bureaucracy calling it
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Echoes of galloping crime reverberate in Sindh Assembly
KarachiThe Sindh Assembly which resumed proceedings after a two-day recess continued discussion on the provincial budget 2008-09 and employmen
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Nawaz barred from by-election
LAHORE: A three-member bench of the Lahore High Court on Monday disqualified PML-N Chief Nawaz Sharif from contesting the by-election while provisiona
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Work on housing scheme soon: Kakar
IslamabadFederal Minister for Housing and Works Rehmatullah Kakar Monday said the ministry is finalising modalities to start work on a giganti
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Rawalpindi hospitals packed with patients
RawalpindiAll the government and private hospitals including clinics in Rawalpindi City are packed with patients having symptoms like cholera
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Pakistan court bars former premier from election (AP via Yahoo! News)
Pakistan’s most popular politician, former Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif, suffered a major setback Monday when a court ruled him ineligible to run in upcoming parliamentary by-elections.
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Zardari, Gilani discuss new formula on judges AG likely to be replaced soon
ISLAMABAD: PPP Co-chairman Asif Ali Zardari has given a green signal to Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani to take some important decisions in the comi
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