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Pakistan Cricket Board has decided to take disciplinary action against the English bowler, Stuart Broad, who has recently come under the spotlight after he directly pointed out at Saeed Ajmal’s bowling action. Ajmal’s bowling style has been challenged over the years, but after a test was run, it was decided that he is clear and […]
It has been recently revealed that Pakistan, this year, will be exporting more mangos as compared to India. Both the countries are famous for the delicious yellow fruit but due to the ban which has been levied upon India by the European Union, Pakistan will be the sole provider of mango this time round. Both […]
The current governor of Sindh, Dr Ishrat Ul Ebad Khan, came out in the open and stated that the image of Pakistan is being wrongly portrayed by the media. He believes that the ground realities are quite different and Pakistan is actually one of the best environments for any business in the world. He called […]
It was recently reported from Karachi that British companies have shown interest in doing business in Pakistan. The British Deputy High Commissioner, while addressing a meeting in Karachi, stated Pakistan can provide different avenues to the British businesses, who are now in pursuit to penetrate into newer markets. He admitted that there are certain security […]
Germany not only exerts economic locomotive of Europe, but has become the second magnet for talent in the world after the United States. After years of dispute in which large segments of opinion regarded immigration as a problem for the welfare state and a threat to national identity, the discourse changed substantially since 2004. It […]
The United States President Barack Obama landed at Bagram Airfield on Sunday to thank the American troops in Afghanistan. The visit was kept completely secret when the US president Obama left the White House on Saturday night to board Air Force One to travel 13 hours to arrive in Afghanistan prior to Memorial day weekend. […]
Pakistan Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif is finally ‘allowed’ to attend the oath taking ceremony of Indian Prime Minister-elect Narendra Modi on May 26. Pakistani PM was invited by Modi along with other head of the states of SAARC countries to attend the ceremony. Nawaz Sharif accepted the invitation after getting ‘final approval’ from the security […]
It appeared that in the relay race that Julian Castro believes that the American – dream he happened to witness with his mother and his Mexican – grandmother, the next step in his political career would be to leave the municipality of San Antonio (Texas) to occupy the Governor’s house in Austin. And from there, […]
A dozen men of different ages in camouflage clothing glide stealthily through the courtyard of an old summer camp with intent to assault the abandoned facilities of the pioneers, the organization that brought together and educated the children of the Soviet Union. In a forest, near the Ukrainian Borispol airport, near Kiev, five days crash […]
Unlike what would happen in almost any other country, in Thailand the street life continues as normal after the army chief, General Prayuth Chan- ocha and his men give Thursday a coup. Anyone take a walk along Friday afternoon through downtown Bangkok that Thai would not know the news of the coup have taken power. […]
UK and the Netherlands, two of the countries where anti-European populism have penetrated, began Thursday ‘s marathon elections that have been summoned 380 million voters in 28 countries to discuss the state of European unity. The elections to the European Parliament, the date the most important polls next year with the recent elections in India, […]
Germain Katanga, a former Congolese militia leader, was sentenced Friday to 12 years in prison for war crimes and crimes against humanity by the International Criminal Court (ICC). Judges have considered that in 2003, Katanga planned the assault on the village of Bogoro, in the province of Ituri (northeastern Democratic Republic of Congo). More than […]
