Gilani wants Bhutto case reopened

LAHORE: Prime Minister Syed Yousuf Raza Gilani has said the case of Zulfikar Ali Bhutto should be reopened so that the nation could know the facts of

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Flogging of Swat girl

PESHAWAR: The NWFP chief secretary and the inspector general of police (IGP) may not produce a Swati girl, who was publicly lashed by suspected milita

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Pakistan fighting war against terrorism for its sovereignty, says Kaira

ISLAMABAD: The war against terrorism Pakistan is fighting is not the war of any other country but it is the war for the sovereignty, survival, securit

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No govt-judiciary tussle if CJ works under Constitution: Qaim

JACOBABAD/KHAIRPUR: Sindh Chief Minister Syed Qaim Ali Shah has said that there would be no tussle between the judiciary and the government should the

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We will bounce back, vows coach

KARACHI: Pakistan vowed on Sunday to bounce back in their second match of the Sultan Azlan Shah Cup against New Zealand today (Monday) in Ipoh after s

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HRCP suggests think-tank against terrorism

LAHORETHE Human Rights Commission of Pakistan has suggested that Pakistan, Afghanistan and US should form a joint think-tank to formulate a co

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Bradley survives 12-rounds to win

MONTREAL: World Boxing Council super lightweight champion Timothy Bradley survived two knockdowns to remain unbeaten on Saturday with a 12-round unaim

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NGOs blowing flogging incident out of proportion: Fazl

PESHAWAR: Chief of his faction of the Jamiat Ulema-e-Islam (JUI-F) Maulana Fazlur Rehman on Sunday said the non-governmental organisations that had cr

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Pakistan: Obama?s Reluctant Partner Against Al Qaeda (New York Times)

In seeking an alliance with Pakistan against militants, America is courting a Muslim nation whose military is fixated on India.

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With conditions set on aid, Pakistan sharpens tone (AP via Yahoo! News)

When U.S. envoy Richard Holbrooke arrives in Pakistan this week he will be publicly feted for President Barack Obama’s pledge of massive, long-term aid for a wobbling nation critical to America’s strategy for turning around its the war in Afghanistan.

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