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OPINION: Nobody denies the good things that the armed forces do and have been doing since years. However, capturing political and policy making powers isn’t the job for men trained for battle. They tend to do everything in the shortest ...

Nobody denies the good things that the armed forces do and have been doing since years. However, capturing political and policy making powers isn’t the job for men trained for battle. They tend to do everything in the shortest possible ...

LAHORE: Ms Diep Saeeda, Human Rights activist, standing strong for the discourse of secularism in Islamic Republic of Pakistan. Her struggle as a Human Rights activist is laudable indeed.

Yet another year has passed with no success in the sport which Pakistan once dominated for nearly fifty years: squash. How many teenagers are growing up with the drive and ambition to be the next Jahangir Khan or Jansher Khan, ...

TEHRAN: Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Dr. Abdullah Abdullah has said that terrorism posed a threat both to Iran and Afghanistan, as well as the region at large. At the head of a high-level delegation, the CEO arrived in Tehran on ...

AFGHANISTAN: Prime Minister Narendra Modi told Afghan President Ashraf Ghani in a telephone conversation on Monday that India would always stand by the people of Afghanistan despite attacks like the one on the Indian consulate in Mazar-e-Sharif this week. On ...

Pakistan has established more security posts in areas along its border with Afghanistan aimed to boost security. Scouts Commandant of Pakistan’s Bajaur Agency has told reporters these check posts have been set up in Mamond, Salarzai and other areas along ...

PARLIAMENT in Pakistan posted some noticeable improvements during 2015 including greater transparency in members’ attendance records. National Assembly committees also undertook a detailed preview of the federal budget for the first time in the country’s history. Despite these and other ...

LAHORE: Punjab Law Minister Rana Sanaullah has said that the number of those Punjabi who had left Pakistan for Syria and Iraq to join Daesh is not more than 100. Talking to media persons here, he said this does not ...