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Lashkar-e-Jhangvi leader Malik Ishaq surrenders to police
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RAHIMYAR KHAN: Police said on Friday that the banned terror outfit Lashkar-e-Jhangvi (LJ) leader has surrendered himself to authorities, a week after the group...
Balochistan governor’s rule to be lifted before March 14; says Law minister
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ISLAMABAD: The governor rule in violence-ridden Balochistan province would be lifted before March 14 and the provincial government will be restored by March 16,...
Russia, China against military intervention in North Korea
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MOSCOW: Russia and China would oppose any foreign military intervention in North Korea, however, they regret Pyongyang's last week nuclear test, two countries' foreign...
Pakistan condemns India bomb blasts
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ISLAMABAD: Pakistan on Friday condemned bomb blasts that left at least 15 people dead in the southern Indian city of Hyderabad, saying “all acts...
Pranab Mukherjee sees progress in Pak-India ties
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NEW DELHI: Indian President Pranab Mukherjee said on Thursday that India sees progress in ties with Pakistan in spite of recent hiccups on the...
New political setup likely to emerge soon in Balochistan
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ISLAMABAD: A new political setup is likely to emerge in the restive Province of Balochistan soon as the main political parties including Pakistan People’s...
US asks Pakistan not to sign agreement with Iran
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WASHINGTON: Pakistan may suffer sanctions if it enters the multi-billion-dollar gas pipeline project with Iran, the United States has said.Pakistan had better not sign...
Governor Sindh Ishratul Ebad leaves for London; likely to resign
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KARACHI: Governor Sindh Dr Ishrat Ul Ebad is likely to step down as he left on Friday morning for London to have an important...
IAEA report says Iran installing new advanced uranium centrifuges
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VIENNA: A UN nuclear report said on Thursday that Iran has resumed installing advanced enrichment centrifuges at its main nuclear plant at Natanz.The report...
Three British Muslims convicted of plotting terrorist attacks deadlier than 7/7
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LONDON: A UK court on Thursday convicted three British Muslims of plotting terrorist attacks that prosecutors said would have been deadlier than 2005 attacks...
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