Pak-India parliamentarians dialogue over economic ties to start in Islamabad

A 15-member Indian delegation has arrived in Pakistan to participate in the third round of Pakistan-India Parliamentarians Dialogue over a broad theme of promoting trade and economic relations between

Pak SC suspends minister Awan's legal licence over contempt case against him

Pakistan's Supreme Court has temporarily suspended the legal licence of former minister Babar Awan for not submitting a reply in a contempt case against him.

'China backing political forces to maintain stability in Pakistan'

China supports all Pakistani political forces to maintain national stability and development, Beijing's foreign ministry spokesman has said.

U.S., Pakistan collaborating again on drone strikes, analysts says

McClatchy Newspapers ISLAMABAD — Two apparent U.S. drone attacks last week on militant targets in Pakistani tribal areas bordering Afghanistan very likely signal the resumption of joint …

Pakistan rupee falls yet no 
central bank intervention

Pakistani rupee goes on depreciating against most hard currencies, including the dollar, as the central bank did not intervene to check the …

Pakistan Taliban leader ‘killed by US drone strike’

Pakistani Taliban, the militant movement that poses the gravest security threat to the country, is believed to have been killed by a US drone strike, four Pakistan intelligence officials …

The Confectionery Stall: England to win 1-0. Or 2-1. Or tie

Azhar Ali, pictured here in Uncharacteristically Unseemly Haste mode

Top court intensifies attack on Pakistan's government

ISLAMABAD – The political crisis engulfing Pakistan deepened Monday when the nation's top court clashed with a beleaguered government already under attack from the powerful army – a combined …

Pakistan in turmoil as courts clash with PM

The Independent's Asia Correspondent Andrew Buncombe is based in Delhi. His dominion ranges over India, Pakistan, Burma, Nepal, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, occasionally parts of South East Asia and …

Pakistan's sorry religious-freedom record

At least 161 people were indicted last year under Pakistan's blasphemy law, and 9 people accused of blasphemy were lynched. A Muslim legal scholar estimates that 95% of all blasphemy charges …

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