Pakistani TV journalist Hamid Mir, (centre), who survived an April attack by gunmen in Karachi, is surrounded by journalists as he leaves the...
Pakistani TV journalist Hamid Mir, (centre), who survived an April attack by gunmen in Karachi, is surrounded by journalists as he leaves the...
ISLAMABAD: The election of Hindu nationalist Narendra Modi has sent shivers through many among India’s 150-million strong Muslim community, but neighbouring Pakistan is...
KARACHI: A Pakistani court yesterday dismissed the case against an American FBI agent arrested for trying to board a plane while carrying ammunition,...
ISLAMABAD: A Pakistani court yesterday asked a group of news anchors, a religious singer, a poet, and others to respond to blasphemy charges...
ISLAMABAD: Weeks of infi-ghting between Taliban groups have hampered stop-start peace talks with Pakistan’s government, sources said yesterday, as the insurgents’ leader vowed...
ISLAMABAD: The Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) of Pakistan has been asked to levy a 15 percent withholding tax on Pakistani educational institutions...
South Korean President Park Geun-Hye weeps as she makes a televised address to the nation yesterday. SEOUL: Tears rolling down her cheeks, South...
Workers carry a large log at a local timber factory by the river Buriganga in Dhaka on Sunday.
BEIJING: Thousands of Chinese nationals are awaiting evacuation from riot-hit Vietnam, state-run media said yesterday, as Hanoi moved to stifle fresh protests over...
MANILA: Philippine President Benigno Aquino accused China yesterday of violating a 12-year-old informal code of conduct in the South China Sea with land...
TOKYO: Japan is to establish new military outposts on remote islands, a report said yesterday, as Tokyo looks to bolster its defence amid...
JAKARTA: Indonesia’s presidential election abruptly turned into a tight two-horse race yesterday after the country’s second-largest party suddenly switched its support away from...
MOSCOW: Russia said yesterday it had ordered troops near the border with Ukraine to return to their bases, just days ahead of a...
MAGLAJ/KRUPANJ: Bosnia said yesterday that more than a quarter of its 4 million people had been affected by the worst floods to hit...
Preet Bharara, US attorney for the Southern District of New York, discussing charges against suspected computer hackers related into an international malware group...
BRUSSELS: Several EU countries pressed yesterday to change ‘best before’ food labelling, blamed for millions of tonnes of food being thrown away when...
BRUSSELS: As exercises in democracy go, this week’s EU election rivals the United States, India and Brazil for sheer numbers. But when it...
NEW YORK: The New York Times’ ousted top editor Jill Abramson made her first public remarks yesterday not shying away from the controversy...