LAHORE: Prime Minister Syed Yousuf Raza Gilani on Wednesday said the parliament will decide about the issue of restoration of deposed judges. He was responding to questions from media after attending the Saarc seminar on ‘Economic Freedom’ held at a local hotel here.
KARACHI: Deposed chief justice, Justice Iftikhar Muhammad Chaudhry Tuesday said the lawyers’ movement is aimed at ensuring supremacy of the Constitution and law and the time not far off when law of the land will rule in the country.
ISLAMABAD: The ruling coalition on Tuesday could not finalise a formula to restore the sacked judges, and decided to hold a series of meetings on the issue.
ISLAMABAD: National Assembly in unanimous resolution Tuesday strongly condemned publication of blasphemous caricatures in newspapers of Denmark and release of offensive, derogatory documentary on Islam by a Dutch Parliamentarian.
ISLAMABAD: The top leadership of the ruling coalition is all set to announce schedule of moving the resolution for complete restoration of the pre-Nov 3 judiciary in accordance with the aspirations of the nation and according to true spirit of the Murree Declaration.
ONLINE: The Pakistan People’s Party chairman Bilawal Bhutto Zardari may figure on TIME magazine’s 2008 list of the top 100 influential people.
BEIJING: Further progress was made Monday on Pak-China talks on joint investments, trade, defence and energy sectors as President Pervez Musharraf continued deliberations with the Chinese leaders on the fifth day of his State visit to China. Chinese minister for Defence, President of Chinese Exim Bank, Chairman China Investment Corporation (CIC) and CEO China International […]
ISLAMABAD: Parliament on Monday called on the government to ask for a United Nation probe into the martyrdom of Benazir Bhutto.
ISLAMABAD: Leaders of Pakistan’s new coalition will meet this week to settle differences over the restoration of judges dismissed by President Pervez Musharraf who could reopen legal challenges to his rule.
MULTAN: A crowd protesting power cuts rioted Monday in the home city of Pakistan’s new prime minister, ransacking the office of the state electricity company, torching a bank and leaving at least 13 people injured.