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ISLAMABAD: Afghan President Hamid Karzai was among the many world leaders who congratulated Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) chief Nawaz Sharif hours after his party emerged as the largest political force in the general elections. The ...

While reciprocating Pakistani moves, we must watch our backs. The recent elections proved yet again that Punjab decides Pakistan's destiny. It is not just the elections; the overwhelming evidence in every sphere of life points decisively in that ...

Pakistan: Pakistan's Dawn newspaper reported that 17 newly-elected independent members of the National Assembly have joined the Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) party. This gives it at least 140 seats, enough to form a PML-N government. The ...

New Delhi: Undoubtedly, the relations between India and Pakistan are at an all-time low - be it the 26/11 Mumbai terror attack, beheading of Indian soldiers, or Indian prisoner Sarabjit's death in a Pakistani Jail, the two countries have seen the ...

New Delhi, May 16 Indian security agencies routinely keep a watch on random calls originating from Pakistan and it was during one such screening that a series of calls were traced which had originated from numbers in Pakistan and in other countries.

The vote marks the first time in Pakistan's 65-year history that a civilian government has completed its full term and handed over power in democratic elections. Previous governments have been toppled by military coups or sacked by presidents allied with the ...

A Pakistani prisoner who was attacked in a jail in Jammu early this morning "is stable and under medical watch," India's Ministry of External Affairs said this evening. He was airlifted to Chandigarh ...

External Affairs Minister Salman Khurshid told Headlines Today at Almaty in Kazakhstan that New Delhi is watching the dance of democracy in Pakistan very closely, but said it is too early to predict the results.

A group of Islamic scholars today called upon international bodies like United Nations, Human Rights Watch and Amnesty International and governments across the world to devise ways to put an end to killing of Shia Muslims in Pakistan.