The JuD-backed Difa-e-Pakistan Council (DPC) has reportedly said that Islamabad should not 'commit the mistake' of handing spy doctor Shakil Afridi over to the U.S., and should give him 'nothing less Islamabad News Sources -2
The JuD-backed Difa-e-Pakistan Council (DPC) has reportedly said that Islamabad should not 'commit the mistake' of handing spy doctor Shakil Afridi over to the U.S., and should give him 'nothing less Islamabad News Sources -2
The JuD-backed Difa-e-Pakistan Council (DPC) has reportedly said that Islamabad should not 'commit the mistake' of handing spy doctor Shakil Afridi over to the U.S., and should give him 'nothing less Islamabad News Sources -2
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan has formally abandoned the claim of suffering immensely from the ongoing war on terror, saying that this in fact “hurt the economy, rather than bringing about any benefit.” And therefore a section carrying details of losses the country has suffered due to the war on terror has been dropped from the latest edition […]
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan and India on Friday pledged to fight terrorism together, calling it “a continuing threat to peace and security” and a block to the full establishment of normal relations.The announcement came after two-day talks between the home and interior secretaries of the two countries. The Pakistan delegation was led by Interior Secretary Khawaja Siddiq […]
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan and India on Friday pledged to fight terrorism together, calling it “a continuing threat to peace and security” and a block to the full establishment of normal relations.The announcement came after two-day talks between the home and interior secretaries of the two countries. The Pakistan delegation was led by Interior Secretary Khawaja Siddiq […]
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan and India on Friday pledged to fight terrorism together, calling it “a continuing threat to peace and security” and a block to the full establishment of normal relations.The announcement came after two-day talks between the home and interior secretaries of the two countries. The Pakistan delegation was led by Interior Secretary Khawaja Siddiq […]
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan and India on Friday pledged to fight terrorism together, calling it “a continuing threat to peace and security” and a block to the full establishment of normal relations.The announcement came after two-day talks between the home and interior secretaries of the two countries. The Pakistan delegation was led by Interior Secretary Khawaja Siddiq […]
'Red Book' containing profiles of terror suspects issuedDAWN.comRAWALPINDI, May 18: The Crime Investigation Department (CID) of the Punjab police has issued a fresh edition of 'Red Book' containing the profiles of 70 most wanted suspects involved in terrorist attacks and sectarian killings and the details of … Rawalpindi – Google News
A U.S. Congressional Committee has passed a bill that imposes conditions on Pakistan for receiving American economic and military aid, which will depend on the action Islamabad takes against terrorist Islamabad News Sources -2
