| China against distinguishing between India and Pakistan China would like to have friendly relations with both India and Pakistan, senior members of the Central Committee of the Chinese Communist Party said here... | |
| Tattoos - the new rage sweeping Pakistan A tattoo artist has revealed that there is a new rage sweeping across Pakistan and it has to do with the body... |
| 'Lahore courts on terrorists hit list', warns police officer A Lahore police officer, Aslam Tareen, has warned that the city's courts are on the hit list of terror groups, as miscreants can enter them by wearing the uniform of lawyers and police... |
| Nepal SC sentences 'bikini killer'Sobhraj to life Nepal's Supreme Court on Friday slapped a life sentence on Charles Sobhraj, the "bikini killer", for murdering American tourist Connie Jo Bronzich in... |
| Indian hotelier under scanner for suspected immigration fraud The owner of two Indian restaurants here has come under the scanner of Australian authorities after it was revealed that he allegedly accepted money to prepare fake documents for migrant workers seeking permanent... |
| Dialogue only way to resolve India-Pak disputes: Qureshi Pakistan Foreign Minister Shah Mehmood Qureshi has said that the Prime Ministers of India and Pakistan had agreed to resume dialogue because they saw it as the only way to resolve... |
| Haqqani calls for result-oriented India-Pak dialogue over Kashmir Pakistan's Ambassador to the US, Hussain Haqqani, has urged India to enter into result-oriented talks with Islamabad for resolution of the Kashmir... |
| No land trade route to India till resolution of Kashmir dispute: Pak minister Pakistan Information Minister Qamar Zaman Kaira has said that his country will not allow any land trade route to India until both countries resolve the Kashmir... |
| British envoy to Pak to be summoned over Cameron's 'terror export' remarks British High Commissioner to Pakistan, Adam Thomson, is likely to be summoned to the Foreign Office amidst a growing diplomatic spat over British Prime Minister David Cameron's remarks that Pakistan is promoting the 'export of terror' in Afghanistan and around the... |
| 57 Pak students deported over terror charges, illegal activities since 2003: Qureshi Pakistan Foreign Affairs Minister Shah Mehmood Qureshi has said that 57 Pakistani students have been deported from various countries over alleged involvement in terrorism and other illegal activities in the last seven... |
| Retirement from Test cricket not due to team differences: Afridi Pakistan all-rounder Shahid Afridi has denied speculations that his decision to quit the Test captaincy and retire from the longer version of the game was due to problems with his... |
| Cameron making Pak a scapegoat for Afghanistan failures: Imran Khan Former cricketer-turned-politician Imran Khan has said that British Prime Minister David Cameron is trying to make Pakistan a scapegoat for the failure of the war in... |
| Indian charged in fake documents case in Australia Australian authorities are investigating a case involving two Indian restaurants, the owner of which allegedly accepted large payments to prepare fake documents for migrant workers seeking permanent... |
| 'Butter-fingered' Akmal's nightmare with gloves continues Pakistan wicketkeeper Kamran Akmal had another nightmare day behind the stumps on the opening day of first Test against England, where he dropped a couple of sitters to strengthen claims that he is no way near his best... |
| School hands out condoms to students attending ball A school in New Zealand gave out condoms to students attending a ball 'to help them make better choices' but the move has shocked an advocacy... |
| India, Pakistan Indus Water Commissioners hold meeting to resolve water dispute Indian and Pakistani officials have met in New Delhi to discuss their water-related disputes, and have said that talks between the two countries will... |
| Pakistanis see India as greater threat than Taliban, Al-Qaeda: Poll A new poll has revealed that the people of Pakistan see India as a greater threat to their country than the Taliban or... |
| Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium hosts a two-day Asian All-Star Athletics meet The Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium hosted a two-day Asian All-Star Athletics meet as a step forward to get prepared for the upcoming Commonwealth Games in... |
| Zardari's ratings plummet to all-time-low of 20 percent in poll A new poll has revealed that only one in five Pakistanis view President Asif Ali Zardari favourably, while the country's Army Chief General Ashfaq Kayani is high on the country's popularity charts... |
| MIC blamed for fall in Indian council seats in local government A. Sivanesan, a Sungkai assemblyman in Malaysia, has expressed his disappointment over the fact that the Barisan Nasional government in Perak has only appointed 35 Indians among the 368 new councilors and criticised the Malaysian Indian Congress (MIC) for being unable to look after the interests of the Indian... |
| Pakistanis growing less afraid of Taliban: Poll A new poll has found that Pakistanis are less afraid that their country will be taken over by extremists, and feel less threatened by the Taliban as compared to last... |
| Two women appointed to male-dominant Malaysian Sharia court bench Two Malaysian women have been cleared to hear the same cases as their male colleagues in Sharia... |
| Malaysian Gurdwaras Council denies KLF's operation from its homeland The Malaysian Gurdwaras Council has denied allegations made in a 'Bernama report' in India saying the Punjab police believes that a Sikh separatist group has set up its base outside Kuala... |
| David Miliband calls Cameron a 'loudmouth' over Pakistan comments Former British Foreign Secretary David Miliband has criticised Prime Minister David Cameron, accusing him of being a "loudmouth" over his remarks about Pakistan's record on... |
| Gilani says Cameron's remarks against Pak can affect war on terror Pakistan Prime Minister Yousaf Raza Gilani has said that the issue of hostile statements made by British Prime Minister David Cameron would be taken up at a diplomatic level, and warned that such statements could adversely affect the war against... |
| Unable to cope, mother kills baby in Australia A newborn baby in Australia died of head injuries after his mother pushed him out of his cot because she found it 'hard to cope' with very little money, a court was... |
| Zardari 'cancels' UK visit after Cameron's hostile remarks Pakistan President Asif Ali Zardari has postponed his visit to the United Kingdom following British Prime Minister David Cameron's hostile remarks against... |
| 'Shocked' Pak seeks clarification on Karzai's 'hitting terror sanctuaries' remarks The Pakistan Foreign Office has reacted sharply to Afghanistan President Hamid Karzai's suggestion of a NATO operation inside Pakistan, saying that the comments were... |
| Philippines to mark momentous death of Corazon Aquino MANILA (AFP) - The Philippines will on Sunday mark one year since the death of democracy heroine Corazon Aquino, a momentous event that is still being felt as it propelled her son to the... |
| Light rain chances in Jakarta Saturday The national weather agency forecast cloudy weather throughout Saturday in Greater Jakarta areas, with chances of light rains in a number part of the city in the afternoon and evening.Cloudy weather... |
| US wildfire jumps aqueduct, approaches homes A huge wildfire in the high desert wilderness north of Los Angeles jumped an aqueduct Friday, rushing toward hundreds of houses as firefighters also tried to keep flames from damaging power lines... |
| Chavez: Venezuela has deployed troops amid spat Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez says he has deployed infantry troops and aircraft in case of a conflict with neighboring Colombia.Chavez did not give details about the deployments, but saidhe has... |
| Malaysian tycoon makes offer on power firm Tanjong Malaysian billionaire Ananda Krishnan has offered to buy out minority stakeholders in power and gaming firm Tanjong PLC for 4.66 billion ringgit ($1.46 billion) as he seeks to expand his business... |
| Jewish group opposes ground zero mosque The leading Jewish civil rights group in the U.S. has come out against the planned mosque and Islamic community center near the World Trade Center's ground zero terror attack site, saying the... |
| US senators want UN investigation of Myanmar A group of 32 U.S. senators is urging the Obama administration to support a United Nations investigation into possible war crimes in military-run Myanmar.The Republican and Democratic senators said... |
| Cambodia claims win in UNESCO tussle over temple Cambodia declared victory Friday in a diplomatic standoff with Thailand after the U.N. cultural agency agreed to consider its plan for managing a temple that is on land claimed by both... |
| Follow on looms as Pakistan slumps to 147-9 Pakistan has staggered to 147-9 at stumps on day two of the first test in reply to England's 354, still needing 8 to avoid the follow on.James Anderson took 5-49 and Steven Finn 3-20, while Shoaib... |
| Floods ravage NW Pakistan, kill 430 people Pakistani villagers try to catch trees float in the flooded Nelum river in Muzaffarabad, the capital of Pakistani Kashmir on Friday, July 30, 2010. The death toll in three days of flooding in... |
| North Korean officials seize Kim Jong Il biographies in Myanmar Yangon - North Korean diplomats seized translations of a biography on regime leader Kim Jong Il by a local writer prior to a visit of the country's foreign minister, sources said Saturday."They came... |
| Bangladeshi birdies to the top MOHAMMAD Siddikur is on course to become the first Bangladeshi to win an Asian Tour event after entering today's weekend round of the Brunei Open atop the leaderboard. The first Bangladeshi to... |
| Pakistan floods kill more than 400 FLASH floods and landslides triggered by torrential monsoon rains have killed more than 400 people in Pakistan in three days and affected at least 600,000, a minister said yesterday. Hundreds of... |
| Nurses and midwives urged to up skills, knowledge for better service Minister of Health Pehin Dato Hj Adanan (2nd L) and other senior officials from the Ministry of Health during a Dialogue Session between Minister of Health nurses and midwives at Hua Ho Manggis Mall... |
| Brunei, US pact to provide military support, services Col (L) Aziz Hj Mohd Tamit (L), Commander of Joint Force Headquarters and Lt General Daniel J Darnell, Deputy Commander of US Pacific Command (Pacom) exchanging the signed agreement on Acquisition on... |
| RBAF hosts banquet for His Majesty His Majesty Sultan Haji Hassanal Bolkiah Mu'izzaddin Waddaulah, the Sultan and Yang Di-Pertuan of Brunei Darussalam (R), the Supreme Commander of Royal Brunei Armed Forces cutting the cake at the... |
| Dead body found in Belait A DEAD body whose identity is yet to be confirmed was recently discovered in Belait. According to police sources, the body was found in an advanced state of decomposition, rendering visual... |
| Plastic bag: Brunei should lead, not follow A two-year-old holding up a 'bayong' (basket bag made of coconut leaves) during a campaign for the environment in the Philippines. Picture:... |
| Pakistan's Military Holds the Real Power Sadly, Qureshi was diverting attention from the real issue: that the Pakistani military remains the biggest ob-stacle to regional peace. At bottom, it does not want peace because it would undermine... |
| Expo shows illegal pet trade rampant in Indonesia The most threatened tortoise in the world is being sold openly at a plant and animal exposition in the heart of Indonesia's capital, highlighting concerns about the rampant - and growing - illegal... |
| [07/30] Expo shows illegal pet trade rampant in Indonesia JAKARTA, Indonesia (AP) - The most threatened tortoise in the world is being sold openly at a plant and animal exposition in the heart of Indonesia's capital, highlighting concerns about the rampant... |
