KARACHI - President Asif Ali Zardari on Saturday signed the 19th Amendment Bill, making it a part of the constitution.
KARACHI - President Asif Ali Zardari on Saturday signed the 19th Amendment Bill, making it a part of the constitution.
ISLAMABAD — Pakistan and India exchanged the lists of their nuclear installations on Saturday, an annual ritual agreed by prime minister Benazir Bhutto and her Indian counterpart Rajiv Gandhi in December 1988.
KARACHI - The Pakistan People’s Party (PPP) has accepted an MQM’s demand that all lawmaking, especially those linked to the thorny issue of re-introduction of commissionerate system in Sindh, would be made in consultation.
BARIKOT (Swat) - A 115-metre-long and 16-feet-wide strategic concrete bridge has been constructed over a seasonal river in the mountainous region of Barikot, Swat, by Pakistan Army from funds of over Rs1.3 million provided by the Pakistan Association Dubai, or PAD, and its Pak-Khyber Wing. The funds were provided by the PAD through its NGO in Pakistan, PAD Relief.
The second largest party in Pakistan's coalition said on Sunday it would go into opposition, depriving the government, a strategic U.S, ally of its majority in the National Assembly.
Two US missile strikes about two hours apart killed at least 14 men near the Afghan border in northwest Pakistan on Saturday, two Pakistani intelligence officials said.
MIRANSHAH — Two US missile attacks in Pakistan’s lawless tribal belt on Saturday killed at least 11 militants and destroyed a Taliban compound, local officials said.
ISLAMABAD - Thousands of people joined mass protests as religious parties called a strike that closed businesses across Pakistan against a bid to change the blasphemy law by the ruling party.
ISLAMABAD - The plot to assassinate former prime minister Benazir Bhutto in December 2007 was made at the official residence of an army brigadier, a fresh investigation report has disclosed.
ISLAMABAD - Pakistan Muslim League (PML-N) chief Nawaz Sharif has said that his party will not join any “puppet show” to change the government but insisted it would also not back the present ‘corrupt set up’.