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World’s tallest building to be built in Karachi
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ABU DHABI: The world’s tallest building will be built in Pakistan’s financial hub, Karachi, as an agreement has been signed between a property tycoon,...
Pakistanis’ trust in civilian govt has nosedived: US survey
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WASHINGTON: Most Pakistanis have lost faith in their US-allied government and instead trust the military, says a Gallup survey released on Thursday.Ninety-two per cent...
Meteors fall also hit Western Kazakhstan
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Almaty: Ministry of Emergency of Kazakhstan confirms that some “unidentified burning object” are falling in the Aktobe region of Kazakhstan."On Friday, February 15, 2013, there...
Pakistani soldier reportedly killed by Indian army: ISPR condemns
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ISLAMABAD: Indian troops killed a Pakistani soldier, who had mistakenly crossed the Line of Control (LoC) in Khol Ratta sector, Dispatch News Desk (DND)...
A special article of Daily Mail to laud the role of Pakistan Army in its fight against terrorism
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ISLAMABAD: Captain Qasim Abbas had finished a six-month stint fighting the Taliban close to the Afghan border and was heading home to get engaged...
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MOSCOW: A series of explosions in the skies of Russia’s Urals region caused by a meteorite shower sparked panic in six major cities. Witnesses...
US defence firm develops software that tracks people on social media
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Raytheon, a multi-national defense company, has secretly developed a social-networking spy program that can track people's online movements and anticipate future behavior by mining...
Gunmen kidnap 45 people, mostly women and children in Syria: report
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Some unidentified gunmen kidnapped around 45 people mostly women and children in Syria while they were traveling in a bus from Idlib province to...
Pak-Afghan Ulema conference to be held in Kabul on March 10: Foreign Office
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ISLAMABAD: Pakistan said on Thursday that a conference of religious scholars (Ulema) from Afghanistan and Pakistan will be held in Kabul on March 10,...
Ex-Maldivian president Nasheed no longer faces arrest
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MALE: Mohamed Nasheed, former Maldives President, no longer faces the threat of being arrested, a government spokesman said on Thursday, a day after he...
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