Pakistan

PPP may propose judges restoration through Prez Ordinance

Lahore, May 9: In order to break the deadlock over the restoration of judges issue, the PPP is learnt to have coined up a proposal to reinstate the judges through a Presidential Ordinance after pas

Kin of dead Karachi Hindus await visas for immersing ashes in Ganges

Karachi, May 9: For years together, pots containing ashes of the late Hindus have been kept at a catalogue room inside the library at the Gujjar Hindu Community Burial and Cremation Ground in Karac

Pakistan rupee falls to 70 to dollar on foreign currency export ban

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Pakistan's ruling alliance likely to miss new deadline for judges

PakistanIslamabad  - Pakistan's law minister Friday said the ruling coalition was unlikely to meet th

Pak Senators urge govt to withdraw from US-led coalition

Islamabad, May 9 : Cutting across party lines, Pakistani Senators have reportedly urged the PPP-led coalition government to withdraw from the US-led so-called war against terrorism and make the for

Pak militants not giving up violence will face military action

Islamabad, May 9 : Pakistan foreign office has said that holding talks with militants was an essential part of its policy, but the federal government won’t hesitate in resorting to military action against those extremists who don’t renounce violence.

Foreign Office Spokesman, Muhammad Sadiq said that talks would be held with only those militants who renounced violence and did not use its soil for subversive acts against any other state.

Ruled out the possibility of dropping the option of military action against those militants who refused to shun the path of violence, he said, “the security requirements will not be abandoned or ignored. Negotiations with tribal leaders and notables are aimed at supplementing military efforts with political ones.”

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