Gilani chides Karzai over accusations: Cabinet sees no threat to country
By: Ch Aamer Waqas | Published: July 17, 2008LAHORE - Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani has chided Afghanistan over the remarks of its President Hamid Karzai accusing Pakistan of a spate of terrorist attacks, and has sought balance in the relationship among the neighbouring countries. Yousuf Raza Gilani strongly condemned Afghanistan for levelling allegations against Pakistan. “We are an independent and sovereign country, and want peaceful relations with the
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Nato troops return fire into Pakistan
KABUL - NATO-led troops in Afghanistan used attack helicopters and artillery to fire into Pakistan after coming under rocket attacks from that side of the border, the alliance force said Wednesday. The counterattack on Tuesday was Read full story »
Quake victim rape case: Arrest warrants for Pervaiz, Fazl, others
LAHORE - A district court hearing a Qazf case on Wednesday issued non-bailable arrest warrants for eleven persons including former chief minister Punjab Ch Pervaiz Elahi, former chief secretary Punjab Salman Siddiqui, JUI-F Chief Maulana Read full story »
Saudi King appeals for dialogue to end disputes
Madrid - "Most of the dialogues (between religions) have ended in failure," said Saudi King Abdullah, inaugurating the three-day World Conference on Dialogue in Madrid on Wednesday, “To succeed we must emphasize the common link Read full story »
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