The marriage had brought a very prominent change in the attitude of the PTI chief. Reham motivated him to focus on Khyber Pukhtoonkhwa, the only province that voted his party into office. Political system in Pakistan is passing through transitional stages, but with the passage of time the main political strata have determined their nuclei. Punjab has been made a ...
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Divorce with Reham Khan could Damage Imran Khan’s Political Career: Mohsin Dawar
The marriage had brought a very prominent change in the attitude of the PTI chief. Reham motivated him to focus on Khyber Pukhtoonkhwa, the only province that voted his party into office. Political system in Pakistan is passing through transitional stages, but with the passage of time the main political strata have determined their nuclei. Punjab has been made a ...
Read More »Man Who Threatened to Kill MP is Jailed
ENGLAND: A Muslim convert who used Facebook to say he would bomb an MP’s house after she voted in favour of British air strikes in Syria has been jailed for eight weeks. Craig Wallace, 23, who converted to Islam while serving a jail term for attempted robbery, wanted to target Tory MP Charlotte Leslie. Three weeks after he was released from ...
Read More »Concerns Rise Over Drug Production and Trafficking in Afghanistan
AFGHANISTAN: The Counter Criminal Narcotics Justice Task Force (CJTF) officials said on Wednesday that the increase in drug production and trafficking in Afghanistan during 2015 is a matter of serious concern for the Afghan government. According to the CJTF, at least 473 incidents related to drug trafficking and production have been registered by the organization and 598 suspects have been ...
Read More »Concerns Over Re-Emergence of Al-Qaeda in Afghanistan
AFGHANISTAN: As Afghan and NATO forces focus in confronting the militant groups of Taliban and Islamic State (IS) or Daesh, concern grows over the re-emergence of al-Qaeda. The New York Times reports that al-Qaeda training camps are sprouting up in Afghanistan, forcing the Pentagon and American intelligence agencies to assess whether they could again become a breeding ground for attacks ...
Read More »Musharraf Begged Pardon for Bugti’s Murder: Jamil Bugti
QUETTA: Nawabzada Jamil Bugti, son of Baloch chieftain Nawab Akbar Bugti, claimed on Wednesday that former military ruler General Pervez Musharraf through his lawyer begged pardon over the ‘murder’ of the slain leader. Talking to DawnNews, Jamil Bugti maintained that during the hearing of Akbar Bugti’s murder case in an Anti-Terrorism Court (ATC) he out rightly rejected a request made ...
Read More »110 Journalists Killed in 2015: Report
PARIS – A total of 110 journalists were killed around the world in 2015, Reporters Without Borders (RSF) said on Tuesday, noting that while many died in war zones the majority were killed in supposedly peaceful countries. Sixty-seven journalists were killed in the line of duty, the watchdog group said in its annual roundup, listing war-torn Iraq and Syria as ...
Read More »Who Said Kids are a Passion Killer? Men Preferring Their Partner’s Post-Birth Figure
Who Said Kids are a Passion Killer? More Than Half of Parents Claim Their Sex Lives are Better After Having Children – With Men Preferring Their Partner’s Post-Birth Figure Who said kids are a passion killer? More than half of parents claim their sex lives are BETTER after having children – with men preferring their partner’s post-birth figure New parents ...
Read More »Precious Stones being Smuggled to Pakistan from Sherzad
NANGARHAR: Two deposits of previous stones in Sherzad district of eastern Nangarhar province have long been unprofessionally extracted and the stones smuggled to Pakistan, an official said on Sunday. During an interview with Pajhwok, Sherzad district chief Muallim Mashooq said Taliban earned 12 million Pakistani rupees (nearly 7.7 million afghanis or $113,240) each month in income from the extraction of ...
Read More »Diplomatic Efforts for Peace Process Revival Set in Motion: Pakistan
ISLAMABAD – Senior Afghan, Pakistani, U.S. and Chinese officials are scheduled to meet in coming days to explore ways for the revival of stalled peace dialogue between the Afghan government and the Taliban, a top Pakistani adviser has said. The genuine efforts to facilitate the Afghan reconciliation were culminated with the “Heart of Asia” Conference in Islamabad on Dec. 9 ...
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