Ukraine Interim Leaders Seek EU Integration

European Union foreign policy chief Catherine Ashton travels to Ukraine as Western countries – including Britain – pledge support. Ukraine’s interim leaders will hold talks today on the country’s financial future as... Read more »

Most-Wanted Drug Leader Guzman Captured in Mexico Resort

Mexico’s apprehension of the world’s most-wanted drug boss yesterday struck a blow to a cartel that local and U.S. authorities say swelled into a multinational empire, fueling killings around the world.  ... Read more »

Chemical arms watchdog split on Syria delays

THE HAGUE: The executive council of the Hague-based watchdog tasked with destroying Syria s chemical weapons arsenal failed Friday to reach agreement on what to do about Damascus s delays, because of... Read more »

INDIA: Mamata denies appointment with US ambassador

Kolkata: West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee has denied that she was scheduled to meet US ambassador to India Nancy Powell, who is in the city,Friday. “I do not have any appointment with... Read more »

Greedy parents in INDIA force daughter to marry 6 times in two years

INDIA, Hyderabad: Parents are considered to be kid’s guardians and well wishers for life long. But in a shocking incident reported at Rein Bazaar police in Hyderabad, a 17 year old teen... Read more »

Musharraf’s plea to transfer treason case to military court rejected

ISLAMABAD: The special court, constituted to try former military ruler General Pervez Musharraf on high treason charges, has rejected the plea pertaining to try the accused in a military court under the... Read more »

No Islamic clause in Pakistan’s constitution: TTP

MIRANSHAH: Spokesman of banned Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) has reiterated that Quran and Sunnah is a complete constitution Addressing a press conference at an undisclosed location, TTP spokesman Shahidullah Shahid said the government... Read more »

Pakistan requires electricity, employment instead of Musharraf’s trial, says Kasuri

FAISALABAD: Renowned legal expert and the counsel of Pervez Musharraf in Treason Trial, Ahmed Raza Kasuri has said that the need of the hour in Pakistan is electricity and employment, not Musharraf’s... Read more »

The Osama Bin Laden Files: No Photos, No Videos. A Real Conspiracy Theory?

By Timothy Alexander Guzman, Silent Crow News On May 2nd, 2011, US President Barack H. Obama announces to the world that Osama Bin-Laden had been killed by US Navy Seals (Seal Team Six) in an special... Read more »

Protests in Support of Pervez Musharraf

Karachi (Press Release APML): Civil Society forum for “Jutice4Musharraf” has been organising weekly protest all over Pakistan against the injustice being done with Former President of Pakistan Pervez Musharraf. Massive country wide... Read more »

1.6 billion dollar Thar Coal Mining Project in Sindh (Pakistan)

The project of Sindh Engro Coal Mining Company will initially provide 660 MW of power for Pakistan’s energy starved industrial units. It will complete in 2017 and help spur economic development and... Read more »

Stay in touch and up to date without leaving campus

Canberra (Press Release): As universities across the country begin to buzz with O-Week activities students are being encouraged to stay in touch and up to date with their student assistance payments using... Read more »

India seeks World Bank loan to kick-start 4GW ‘ultra mega’ PV project

The Indian government is seeking a US$500 million loan from the World Bank to initiate construction of a planned 4GW solar project in Rajasthan. The loan would be to cover the 750MW... Read more »

A mobile app for bomb blast survivors

LEBANON: Beleaguered by terrorism incidents and frequent foul plays, a Lebanese student has created a mobile application that allows a person to pronounce his/her survival in case of any bomb blast, by... Read more »

Iraq Puppet Regime’s Crimes against Humanity: Stop the Al-Maliki Government’s Atrocities against Civilians

On behalf of a coalition of NGOs Geneva International Centre for Justice (GICJ) has sent an urgent appeal to the International community and UN bodies following its appeal from 13 January 2014... Read more »

Israeli minister attacks Kerry over boycott warnings

JERUSALEM: U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry is holding a gun to Israel’s head in peace talks with the Palestinians by warning it could face international isolation if negotiations failed, a senior... Read more »

Afghan election campaign stirs both violence and hope

KABUL: Presidential candidates in Afghanistan begin two months of campaigning on Sunday for an election that Western allies hope will consolidate fragile stability as their forces prepare to leave after nearly 13... Read more »

Speech by Prime Minister Muhammad Nawaz Sharif at the National Assembly

Mr. Speaker; I am grateful to you and the House for providing me this opportunity to express myself.  Mr. Speaker, I will take the house into confidence at a later date on... Read more »

Year of the Horse set to Gallop into Bright Future

Sydney (Tribune International): Congratulations to all the people of the world celebrating Lunar Chinese New Year. The New Year period is often referred to as the Chinese Lantern Festival and is a... Read more »

Prime of Australia on Australia Day

(Message from Hon Tony Abbott Prime Minister of Australia on Australia Day) Your Excellency, General Hurley and other military chiefs, Adam Goodes and other Australians of the Year, Adam Gilchrist the Chair... Read more »

Trade cannot be sidelined from other issues: Pakistan

Pakistan on Sunday indicated trade cannot be delinked from other contentious issues in the composite dialogue with India as it sought an “uninterrupted and interruptible” process to make peace more sustainable. “You... Read more »

Syria accuses the west of pouring arms into the hands of terrorists

Foreign minister Walid al-Moallem delivers provocative speech at start of Montreux talks. The Syrian government has accused the west of backing terrorism in Syria in a defiant opening address at the start... Read more »

Multicultural Britain rejecting foreign conflict

By Patrick Wintour;  The Guardian Exclusive: Repeat of Afghanistan-or-Iraq-style invasion ruled out for war-weary UK, according to senior officials A growing reluctance in an increasinglymulticultural Britain to see UK troops deployed on the ground in future operations abroad... Read more »

Is Israel running the Taliban?

By Gordon Duff SUICIDE BOMBING IN QUETTA, PAKISTAN LEAVES A TRAIL TO TEL AVIV In Quetta on September 3, 2003; 43 Pakistanis were killed in a terror attack, killed for supporting Palestinians in Gaza. ... Read more »