ISLAMABAD: Six journalists were killed — three of them while performing their duties — and another 73 injured, mostly by police, in the “worst year for journalists in a decade
PESHAWAR, Dec 30: A TV journalist was shot dead here on Sunday evening. Kamil Mashhadi received two bullets wounds, one to the head and the other to the chin and
PARACHINAR: Twenty persons, including 13 extremists, were killed as lawlessness reign the restive Kurram Agency for the ninth consecutive day on Sunday. As the political administration seemingly lacking answer to
ISLAMABAD (December 31 2007): Two suspected suicide bombers were killed on Sunday when their bomb exploded prematurely near the residence of a former minister, police said. The attackers were travelling
LONDON, Dec 30: President Pervez Musharraf agreed on Sunday to “consider” international help for a probe into the death of Benazir Bhutto in a conversation with British Prime Minister Gordon
PESHAWAR (December 31 2007): More than a dozen people have died in fresh clashes between heavily armed rival tribes in Parachinar, plagued by sectarian violence, security officials said on Sunday.
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