New York, June 14 : Washington and Islamabad must now do everything they can to repair relations, starting with a joint investigation and a full public report on bombing by US forces on the Pak-Afghan border leading to the death of 11 soldiers, the New York Times has said.
Washington should "Ëœquietly discuss' with Pakistan the […]
ISLAMABAD: Tens of Thousands of participants of the long-march Friday gathered here at the Parade Avenue for the restoration of the deposed judges of the country’s superior courts and removal of the President Pervez Musharraf.
ISLAMABAD: Minister for Information and Broadcasting Sherry Rehman Friday said that in past it was only PPP that remained committed for the cause of democracy and it is a good omen that now other political parties have also stepped in the field.
ISLAMABAD : A mammoth rally from across Pakistan converged on the Capital on Friday to press the new government to reinstate the judges ousted by President Musharraf on November 3 after imposing emergency.
RAWALPINDI: Thousands of lawyers and political workers in the Long March have reached Rawalpindi from where they will march toward Islamabad.
ISLAMABAD: The participants of lawyers’ long march have started reaching Islamabad on Friday whereas Constitutional Avenue has been completely sealed- off after putting containers on its connecting roads.
The caravan of lawyers, representatives of civil society and the workers of political parties moving towards Islamabad here on Friday. Caravan left from Jhelum after leading lawyers gave address to a large gathering of participants of long march. Talking to lawyers convention, Aitzaz Ahsan said the judges have been paid their salaries, which means they are “working but not functional”
Pakistan Govt have banned the coverage of President Musharraf on the state run Pakistan Television (PTV) Channels.
ISLAMABAD: Minister for Information and Broadcasting Sherry Rehman Thursday said government would fully facilitate lawyers’ long march, and had signed a Code of Conduct with organisers of the event and district administration, Islamabad.
PARIS : Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi on Thursday conveyed a strong reaction to the Secretary General Nato Japp De Hoop Scheffer on the unprovoked and senseless attack on Mahmond Agency by the coalition forces.