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US Nuclear Pact with India
US President George W. Bush has given a passionate defence to a controversial nuclear agreement with India against criticism from Democrats in the Congress who say the deal rewards New Delhi for bad behaviour.
Cartoon Controversy
Recent publication of blashpemous cartoon in a Danish newspaper has sparked a new wave of controversy, violence and protest among the muslim world.
Innocent victims
United States, while refusing to tender any apology, has defended the deadly air strike on a northwestern Pakistani village Damadola (Bajur Agency), in which 18 people, mostly women and children, had died on Friday
Ahmadinejad Suggestions
Is a Pakistani Christian equal to a fellow Muslim?
Did the President Lie
Disaster
Recognizing Israel
Gaza Pull Out
Obituary: King Fahd
Saudi Arabia's King Fahd, who moved his country closer to the United States but ruled in name only since suffering a stroke in 1995, has died, the Saudi royal court said.He was 82. He is succeeded by Crown Prince Abdullah.
London Bombings
A series of bomb attacks on London's transport network has killed more than 50 people and injured hundreds of others
Security Agency's Role Against Criminals
A lame excuse on derogatory WT cartoon
Police baton charges journalists rallies
Women's Participation in Marathons
Women Leading The Prayers
Iranian Nuclear Conflict
Crisis in Balochistan
Tsunami Disaster in Asia
As dawn broke on Dec 26, across the Bay of Bengal, 11 countries struck by tsunamis in the wake of the most powerful earthquake magnitude 9.0 the planet has seen in 40 years.
Elections in Iraq
Iraqis are scheduled to elect a 275-member National Assembly on Jan. 30, and those lawmakers will draft a new constitution.
Shaukat Aziz's trip to India
Prime Minister Shaukat Aziz and Indian PM Manmohan Singh have expressed satisfaction with the progress of what is known as the Composite Dialogue Process and agreed to carry it forward.
Osama Vs American foreign policy
Osama bin-Laden has threatened new attacks on the United States in a new videotape broadcast just four days before the American presidential election.
The Next Afghan President
Afghanistan's first democratic election on October 9,2004 has been thrown into confusion after it was announced that most presidential candidates including ethnic Tajik former Interior Minister Yunus Qanooni, Uzbek strongman Abdul Rashid Dostum, and Masso
Bush-Kerry Race for Presidency
President Bush surprised many of his critics in his one hour long speech to the Republican Delegates gathered at the Convention Center, with his eloquence, and his exuberating confidence in his pitch and convincing delivery.Mr. Bush presented an Agenda fo
Clashes in Najaf
Muqtada al-Sadr, a young Iraqi Shia cleric, forwarded his four major demands, in the wake of a weeklong skirmishes in and around city of Najaf with the Coalition/Iraqi forces. First, the Coalition should liberate Iraq or at least Najaf, the Shiite holy ci
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