ISLAMABAD — Taliban Saturday freed two journalists held hostage in a tribal region in northwestern Pakistan, Taliban spokesman said. Pir Zubair Shah, a part time employee of The New York Times and Akhtar Somroo, photographer for the newspaper, were taken Friday by Taliban in Mohmand Agency.
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Pakistan’s Foreign Ministry insisted its nuclear proliferation case was closed despite the program’s architect claims that President Pervez Musharraf helped spread the technology.
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Pakistan believes the Group of Eight Islamic Developing Countries (D-8) will ratify the Preferential Trade Agreement (PTA) by Tuesday, the final day of the summit.
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Source: Reuters (Refiles to fix spelling in headline with no changes in text) By Simon Cameron-Moore ISLAMABAD, July 6 (Reuters) - For a world hoping democracy will provide the stability nuclear-armed Pakistan …
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ISLAMABAD (AP) - Pakistan’s Foreign Ministry insisted its nuclear proliferation case was closed after the disgraced architect of its atomic program claimed the army under President Pervez Musharraf helped spread the technology.
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RAWALPINDI: Minister for Water and Power Raja Pervez Ashraf said on Saturday a strategy had been devised to avoid load-shedding in the night.A
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KARACHI: Defending champions Sri Lanka and a rampaging India clash in the Asia Cup final on Sunday (today) with both sides promising an explosive enco
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ISLAMABAD, Pakistan - Pakistan’s Foreign Ministry insisted Saturday that its nuclear proliferation case was closed.
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HYDERABAD: The Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education (BISE), Hyderabad, here on Saturday announced the results of science and general groups o
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LAHOREIN a bid to boost lawyers movement, the Joint Working Committee (JWC) of all Pakistan high court bar associations has strongly recommend
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