China on Tuesday urged Pakistan to rescue two Chinese engineers who went missing near the Afghan border, after Taliban militants claimed responsibility for kidnapping them.
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KARACHI: Thirty-nine probable for the four-nation hockey tournament, to be held in Germany from October 3, have been announced. The training camp will continue from five to thirty September at Hockey Club of Pakistan in Karachi.Beijing Olympics participants Muhammad Saqlain, Rehan Butt, Zeshan Ashraf and Salman Akbar have been left out for providing rest while Waqas Akbar and Haider Abbass have excused playing on account of engagement abroad.Former Olympian Jahangir Butt is Chief Coach and Kamran Ashraf and Danish Kaleem would partake as Coaches.
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Pakistan prosecutors confirmed Tuesday they were pressing ahead with corruption cases against opposition leader Nawaz Sharif, a move his supporters said was aimed at further sidelining Sharif’s party ahead of presidential elections.
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KarachiThe city welcomed Ramazan on Tuesday with unabated spells of power load-shedding on account of an electricity supply shortfall of 330 M
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Associated Press - September 2, 2008 2:23 PM ET ISLAMABAD, Pakistan (AP) - The U.S. is keenly awaiting the outcome of this Saturday’s presidential elections in Pakistan, considered a key ally…
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LAHORE: The Jamaat-e-Islami has announced that the World Hijab Day, September 4, will be observed with the pledge to convince the world to acknowledge
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ISLAMABAD: Almost in unison, the upwardly mobile Pakistanis that I met at various diplomatic receptions last week have been feeling grieved and offend
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ISLAMABAD: The US administration is pushing Pakistan to accept newly placed draft of Bilateral Investment Treaty (BIT), which has been signed only by
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HYDERABAD: The consumers faced difficulties on the first fasting day when they faced extra charging almost on each food and other essential items.
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ISLAMABAD, Pakistan, Sept. 2 (UPI) — Pakistan’s top security official says the country’s Taliban is a “mouthpiece” of al-Qaida.
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