LAHORE - Three civil servants institutions - the Staff College, National Institute of Public Administration buildings and Civil Services Academy - are considered to be under serious threat of the ...

TEHRAN/ROME/BUDAPEST (Reuters/AFP) - Iranian Foreign Minister Manouchehr Mottaki said on Wednesday Tehran was reviewing whether to downgrade ties with Britain, which Iran has accused of interference in its disputed presidential election, the ISNA news agency reported. Asked about the issue of ...

BAGHDAD (Reuters) - A bomb killed 61 people on Wednesday at a market in eastern Baghdads volatile Sadr City slum, police said, six days before US combat troops are due to withdraw from Iraqi towns and cities. About 116 people were wounded by the blast in the mostly Shia area in one of Iraqs worst ...

LONDON (AFP) - Former detainees of the Bagram airbase in Afghanistan have alleged a catalogue of abuse at the US military facility, the BBC reported Wednesday, after a two-month investigation. Ex-inmates listed mistreatment including beatings, sleep deprivation and being threatened with dogs at the ...

LONDON (AFP) - Maria Sharapova turned her grunting up to full volume but the 2004 champion could not find the game she needed to avoid becoming the first major casualty at this year's Wimbledon on Wednesday. As Novak Djokovic was easing into the third round in the men's draw, Sharapova went down to ...

THE clothes were modest and showed off nothing that would shock young Harry Potter fans - as per instructions. But the interview accompanying Emma Watson's latest magazine photoshoot was a little more revealing. The 19-year-old said that she does not have a 'burning passion' for acting and that ...

LAHORE - The Pakistan Electric Power Company (PEPCO) has admitted that its at least four thermal power stations with dual capacity of generating electricity are not producing power at their full capacity. In a press release issued here on Wednesday, the Pepco said that actually, KAPCO generated 906 ...