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Pakistan condemns NATO leak on Taliban support

Pakistan on Wednesday hit out angrily at a leaked NATO report accusing its spies of secretly aiding the Afghan Taliban, saying that pre-dawn air strikes killed at least 20 local Taliban fighters.
( AFP - 1 February 2012 )

Imran Khan: 'We would happily go into opposition'

Pakistan's wildcard politician Imran Khan says he is happy to go into opposition if his "tsunami" of popular support fails to bring him a landslide victory at elections now widely expected within months.
( AFP - 17 January 2012 )

Under threat Pakistan PM appeals for support

Pakistan's prime minister Friday appealed for backing from lawmakers, saying they had to choose between democracy and dictatorship amid a confrontation with the military that could see his ouster.
( AFP - 13 January 2012 )

Pakistan president goes to Dubai amid new crisis

Pakistan President Asif Ali Zardari was in Dubai Thursday for a brief scheduled visit, an aide said, against a backdrop of mounting tension as his government faces new challenges to its precarious rule.
( AFP - 12 January 2012 )

Pakistan boycotts key Afghan summit over NATO attack

Pakistan decided Tuesday to boycott a key international conference on Afghanistan next month, ramping up its protest over lethal cross-border NATO air strikes that have plunged US ties into deep crisis.
( AFP - 29 November 2011 )

Turkish science park to provide consultancy services to Pakistani universities

Turkey's Middle East Technical University (METU)-Technopolis, or METUTECH, the science and research park in Turkish capital of Ankara, will provide consultancy services for technopolis projects in Pakistan.
( AA - 7 October 2011 )

Pakistan won't do more in war on terror: PM

Pakistan on Thursday hit back at mounting US demands for action against Al-Qaeda-linked extremists, refusing to be pressured into doing more in the war on terror.
( AFP - 29 September 2011 )

Pakistan 'will not launch' Haqqani offensive

Pakistan will not launch an offensive against Haqqani extremists despite Washington ramping up the pressure after a series of attacks on US targets in Afghanistan, an official said Monday.
( AFP - 26 September 2011 )

Flood-hit Pakistan's PM cancels US visit

Pakistan's Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani on Friday cancelled a visit to the United States to address the UN General Assembly because of widespread new floods, his office said.
( AFP - 16 September 2011 )

Pakistan intelligence chief heads to US for talks

Pakistan's spymaster on Wednesday left for US talks on intelligence cooperation, hoping to shore up the strategic alliance against Al-Qaeda that hit crisis point after the US killing of Osama bin Laden.
( AFP - 13 July 2011 )

 
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Turkey

US fights not against Islam but against Al Qaeda & Taliban

fotoPresident of the United States Obama said the US is fighting against the Al Qaeda & Taliban; and the affiliates.
 
International

Major tornado hits Oklahoma City

fotoA tornado reaching a speed of up to 320 km wreaked havoc in US state of Oklahoma city, killing at least 51 and levelling neighborhoods
 
Economic Review

IMF's Lagarde says euro has 'long-standing future'

fotoInternational Monetary Fund (IMF) chief Christine Lagarde on Sunday told an audience in China that the euro has a solid future and that she hopes no more countries in Europe will need bailouts.
 
Culture

Jackson Immortal World Tour rocks Istanbul

fotoCanadian Cirque du Soleil's performance took place at Ulker Sports Arena.
 




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