ISLAMABAD — The assassination of the governor of Pakistan’s most politically important province Punjab, Salman Taseer, is the latest killing of a politician from the south Asian country in recent years.
ISLAMABAD — The assassination of the governor of Pakistan’s most politically important province Punjab, Salman Taseer, is the latest killing of a politician from the south Asian country in recent years.
Thousands of Pakistanis braved high security on Wednesday to attend the funeral of Punjab governor Salman Taseer, following the country's most high-profile assassination in three years.
Pakistan was in mourning and on high alert ahead of the funeral of Punjab provincial governor Salman Taseer, following the country’s most high-profile assassination in 3 years.
The governor of Pakistan’s Punjab province was shot dead near his Islamabad home, in a brazen assassination that threatens to sink the country ever deeper into chaos.
ISLAMABAD - In frantic moves to survive in the wake of withdrawal of Muttahida Qaumi Movement from the federal government, Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani on Monday met top leadership of two main opposition parties but could get only a vague commitment that they would not join any move to derail the democratic system.
ISLAMABAD — Pakistan’s main opposition leader gave the government a three-day deadline Tuesday to accept a list of demands if it wants to avert its possible collapse after the loss of its ruling majority in parliament.
ISLAMABAD - Pakistani Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani Tuesday announced a three-day national mourning period following the assassination of Punjab governor Salman Taseer, Gilani’s office said.
Salman Taseer, the governor of Pakistan’s most politically important province Punjab, was assassinated by one of his bodyguards in Islamabad on Tuesday, apparently for opposing blasphemy laws.
Pakistan’s largest opposition group says it will meet to decide whether to back a no-confidence vote against the Prime Minister.
QUETTA, Pakistan — A bomb blast tore through a school bus in Pakistan on Tuesday, wounding at least five children in the insurgency-hit south-western province of Baluchistan on the Iranian border, officials said.