Swiss cases can’t be renewed, SC told

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Islamabad: Attorney General Muneer A. Malik told the Supreme Court on Friday that recovery of joining arguments worth $60 million against previous president Asif Zardari was not conceivable on the grounds that the administration's bid was 'pitifully time-banned' and the choice to close the case by the previous lawyer general of Geneva in 2008 had gotten last. In any case a three-judge seat headed by Chief Justice Iftikhar Muhammad Chaudhry, which had consumed the Nro usage case, communicated dissatisfaction over

Pakistani trapped in Thailand with 470 turtles

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Bangkok: Thai traditions have discovered in excess of a thousand turtles and tortoises in hangar gear in a week, incorporating a pull of 470 animals Friday as preservationists caution of "soaring" carrying for the pet exchange. Authorities at Suvarnabhumi Airport said a 25-year-old Pakistani man had been captured on suspicion of natural life trafficking after four suitcases on

Book claims Indian secret agent helped Mumbai attackers

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New Delhi: another book on the Mumbai dread strike has asserted that an Indian knowledge mole bailed the Pakistani assailants complete the November 2008 ambush and Indian home service authorities said on Friday they were not slanted to accept the staggering charge without a test. In their book on the fear strike on Mumbai, 'The Siege: The Attack On The Taj', writers Adrian Levy and Cathy Scott-Clark have guaranteed that an Indian native was a mole for

Opposition threatened to boycott if PM will not attend NA

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Islamabad: Most restriction gatherings went out of the National Assembly twice on Friday in dissent against recognized non-earnestness of the legislature and chose to stay out unless Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif directly went ahead Monday to short the house on vital issues, for example the destiny of an upset peace prepare with the Taliban. The gatherings, incorporating the Ppp and Pakistan Tehreek-i-Insaf, appeared disillusioned after Interior Minister Chaudhry Nisar Ali Khan neglected to go

Hobbit followers see the sneak peek of new movie

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Wellington: Director Peter Jackson gave fans a sneak look of his most recent Tolkien epic Tuesday, uncovering he is working non-stop to get "The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug" primed to opening one month from now. Jackson enjoyed a reprieve from altering to have what was charged as a "planet fan occasion", offering address and answer sessions with stars from the film streamed online from silver screens in

I am close to daughter despite work: Tom Cruise

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Los Angeles: Tom Cruise looks after a nearby association with his little girl Suri notwithstanding his separation from her mother and a furious film plan, the performer composed in a court recording to back his criticism claim against a

George Strait pick up for top country music honour

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Washington: George Strait could be reexamining his retirement arranges after he grabbed down home music's top honor Wednesday for the third time in his long vocation. Strait, 61, who's halfway through his Cowboy Rides Away goodbye tour, won performer of the year at the 47th yearly Country Music Association (Cma) honors in

Ms Marvel returns as Muslim teen In Marvel Comics

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Wonder Comics is carrying Ms. Wonder again as a 16-year-old little girl of Pakistani foreigners living in Jersey City named Kamala Khan. The character around the first to be an arrangement hero who is both female and Muslim is part of Marvel Entertainment's endeavors to reflect a

Rio police has charged Justin Bieber on wall tagging

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Rio De Janeiro: Canadian high schooler symbol Justin Bieber has been accused of illicitly tagging the divider of a relinquished lodging throughout his stay in Rio, police said Thursday. A police representative portrayed the case as a wrongdoing which will be sent to a little claims court where Bieber, who left the nation Wednesday, faces a

December 2015 launch for new Star Wars film

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Los Angeles: 'Star Wars' fans at long last have a date for their journal after movie producers published a since a long time ago expected new portion of the notorious sci-fi establishment will be discharged on December 18, 2015. The declaration Thursday let go reports inferring that the film, affirmed a year ago for 2015, could be postponed after one

Child killed in pro-Morsi protest:Egypt

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Cairo: A tyke was killed Friday in crashes between supporters and adversaries of Egypt's removed president in Cairo, the inner part service said, betwixt dissents by Mohamed Morsi's patrons in a few urban communities. Morsi's supporters have held close every day challenges since his oust and capture by the military on July 3. A few thousand walked on Friday in diverse areas the nation over. The 12-year-old kid

US, Israel lose voting rights of UNESCO: source

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Paris: The United States and Israel lost their Unesco voting rights Friday in the wake of suspending financing to the organisation for its distinguishment of Palestine, a source from the Un organization told Afp. Not the United States or Israel "displayed the vital documentation at the beginning of today to abstain from losing their entitlement to

Four dead in Mogadishu car bombing

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Mogadishu: At minimum four individuals were killed and 15 others wounded Friday in an auto shell ambush at an inn in Somalia's capital Mogadishu, as per an official government toll. Ridwan Haji Abdiweli, representative of Somalia's leader, said there were four affirmed dead in the ambush. A police official at the scene had prior reported 11 dead. The Somalian president's agent, Abdirahman Omar Osman, said negotiator Abdulkadir Ali Dhuub, the nation's acting diplomat to London, was around those slaughtered. (Afp)

Fazl, Munawar continue to speak in favour of Taliban

Pakistan News

Islamabad: Jamiat Ulema-i-Islam-Fazl (Jui-F) boss, Maulana Fazlur Rehman in a meeting with senior writer Saleem Safi on Geo News program Jirga illuminated that he was communicating his contempt for the United States in his articulation "even a canine slaughtered by the Us is a saint," made on November 5. Throughout the meeting when inquired as to whether individuals connected with previous Afghan ruler Najib who perished battling the

We want to hold talks with Taliban: Nawaz Sharif

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Karachi: Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif on Friday said that the administration needed to purpose issues with the Taliban through talks. Addressing merchants at the Governor House, he said an administration assignment was to hold converses with the

Sindh govt wants more time for holding LG polls

Pakistan News

Karachi: The Sindh government has engaged the Supreme Court for permitting more of an opportunity to hold the nearby government races in the area, inferring either Dec 7 or whatever available date in place of Nov 27 – the planned date for the surveys. In a provision moved here on Friday, the supporter general Sindh submitted that the administration is completely dedicated to expedite the Election Commission of Pakistan (Ecp) for holding the

Israel 'only suspect' in Arafat 'assassination': Palestinians

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Ramallah: The Palestinians said on Friday that Israel is the main associate in the "extermination" with Yasser Arafat, a day after Swiss specialists said tests recommended their veteran guide was killed by polonium harming. "We say that Israel is the unrivaled associate in the case with Yasser Arafat's neutralizing, and we will press on to complete a careful examination to

Stocks close higher; decrease in rupee; o/n rates fall

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Karachi: Pakistan's fundamental stock trade shut higher on Friday, with the benchmark 100-portion record of the Karachi Stock Exchange climbing 0.63 for every penny, or 146.94 focuses, to 23,367.15. The business sector pressed on to rally as substantial weights Oil and Gas Development Company and Muslim Commercial Bank backed the list with

Nawaz will decide on new Army chief at appropriate time: Rasheed

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Islamabad: Information Minister Pervez Rasheed said Friday that the errand of another Chief of Army Staff was Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif's privilege, and that he might make the choice at a suitable time. Armed force head Ashfaq Pervez Kayani is situated to resign on Nov 29. Kayani, who turned into the top military authority in 2007, and was given a three-year

Pakistan forex reserves grow to $9.509 bn

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Karachi: Pakistan's outside trade saves rose to $9.509 billion in the week close November 1 contrasted with $9.497 billion in the past week, the national bank said. Settlements from Pakistanis abroad rose 9 for every penny to $3.9 billion in July-Sept, the first three months of the 2013/14 monetary year, from $3.6 billion in the same period a year ago. The monetary year runs from July to June.

Pakistan's economic is improving: IMF

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Islamabad: The International Monetary Fund said on Friday it was comprehensively fulfilled by Pakistan's monetary advance in the wake of venturing into recovery the nation from a conceivable default prior not long from now. The Imf has consented to credit Pakistan $6.7 billion over three years as a component of the programme, however its state of quarterly audits implies the money is not

Jalil Abbas Jilani appointed as a US ambassador

Pakistan News

Islamabad: during an era of strained relations with the United States over automaton strikes in the nation's tribal sash, senior ambassador Jalil Abbas Jilani has been designated Pakistan's new diplomat to the Us. Envoy Jilani, the 58-year old previous outside secretary, will formally start his new duty in December, said an explanation by the service of remote undertakings on

Kerry warns no deal yet with Iran as FMs bolster talks

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Geneva: Us Secretary of State John Kerry forewarn Friday there was no arrangement yet with Iran over its atomic programme, as he and Western partners joined Geneva talks in an offer to secure a historic point understanding. Kerry decrease short a Middle East tour to join the transactions. The outside priests of Britain, France and Germany additionally flew into partake, lifting the status of the talks between six

Nine killed in Balochistan violence‏

Pakistan News

Quetta: At slightest three furnished aggressors and a Frontier Corps (Fc) staff were killed in a crash in Balochistan's rebellion hit locale of Kech on Friday. Khan Wasey, the Spokesman Fc told Dawn.com that furnished aggressors assaulted the Fc guard in Mand Tehsil of Kech. He said one staff was murdered

Nawaz commends Rangers in curbing Karachi violence

Pakistan News

Karachi: Expressing fulfillment over the continuous focused on operation of the security constrains against hoodlums and terrorists in Karachi, Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif Friday said lawfulness circumstance in the city has enhanced because of exertions of Rangers and police. He was leading a large amount gathering at Pakistan Rangers' Headquarters, said a press discharge issued here. Senator Sindh Dr Ishratul Ibad Khan, Chief Minister Syed Qaim Ali Shah, Interior Minister Chaudhry Nisar Ali Khan and other senior

Tough nut Djokovic resists Del Potro

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London: The hardest nut in men's tennis again demonstrated impervious to the heaviest of heavy hammers as Novak Djokovic consumed the savage constrain of Juan Martin del Potro to book his spot in the last four of the Atp World Tour Finals on Thursday. Djokovic's flexible appendages pushed the Serb to a 6-3-6-3 Group B triumph that leaves Del Potro to battle it out with Roger Federer for runner-up spot. Federer, whipped by protecting champion Djokovic in

Syrian opposition refuses Moscow talks: Russia

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Moscow: Syria's fundamental Western-sponsored restriction gathering is declining to take an interest in talks in Moscow, Russia's Foreign Ministry said on Friday. Service representative Alexander Lukashevich said the Syrian National Coalition was ''blocking and declining to take part'' in the talks, which might keep tabs on determining the compassionate emergency in

PM reviews quake relief, urges Baloch rebels to lay down arms

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Awaran: Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif on Friday approached dissenter Baloch pioneers to set out their weapons and backing the administration in its deliberations for the improvement of Balochistan. "The nonconformist Balochs are our siblings. We have no plan to enjoy revenge and retribution with them," he said in his communication with Baloch older folks and casualties of an obliterating 7.7-magitude tremor that struck

Imran directs CM Khattak to act against corrupt ministers

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Karachi: Chairman Pakistan Tehrik-i-Insaf (Pti) Imran Khan on Friday said it had gone to his consideration that a few pastors in the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa bureau were enjoying debasement. In a proclamation issued from the Pti's Karachi Media Cell, Khan requested of Chief Minister Pervez Khattak to promptly explore and initiate movement against these priests. Khan reminded that Pti was given an electing command on two

Maqsood to debut as South Africa bat first

Pakistan Sports News

Abu Dhabi: South African commander Ab de Villiers won the hurl and chose to bat in the fourth day-night worldwide against Pakistan at Sheikh Zayed Stadium on Friday. South Africa remained unaltered from the side which won the third match in Abu Dhabi by 68 runs on Wedneday, taking a 2-1 lead in the five-match arrangement. They additionally won the first match in Sharjah by one run while Pakistan won the second match by 66 runs in Dubai. Pakistan dropped out-of-structure batsman

German trade surplus expands in September

World News

Frankfurt: Germany's exchange surplus unfolded in September as imports fell and fares developed, climbing to 18.9 billion euros in September from 15.8 billion in August, information distributed by the elected detail office indicated Friday. In regularly balanced terms, Germany sent out merchandise worth 92.8 billion euros ($124 billion) in September, up from 91.2 billion euros in August, the Destatis office said in an articulation. Imports, then again, declined to 73.9 billion euros from 75.4 billion euros. That implied the regularly balanced exchange

SC stays action against secretary defence until ruling on appeal

Pakistan News

Islamabad: The Supreme Court on Friday ceased movement against Secretary Defence Lt Gen (retd) Asif Yasin Malik in the scorn of court case until a choice on his intra-court request, Dawnnews reported. The pinnacle court's bigger seat said a choice on the secretary's request ought to be anticipated before undertaking against him and suspended the hearing to Nov 18. A five-part bigger seat, headed by Justice Nasirul Mulk, was listening to the intra-court offer testing

Holding slams Ponting over book controversy

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WELLINGTON: West Indies great Michael Holding criticised former Australian captain Ricky Ponting on Friday over revelations in his autobiography that prompted a public spat with current skipper Michael Clarke. Holding, now a prominent cricket commentator, said it was “unfortunate”that Ponting had broken the traditional dressing room code of silence in the book, which was released last month. The former paceman said it was acceptable for

Petroleum minister says Iran pipeline project still on

Pakistan News

Islamabad: Pakistan is conferred to building a multi-billion-dollar gas pipeline from neighbouring Iran, yet the risk of universal approvals makes the assignment challenging, Petroleum Minister Shahid Khaqan Abbasi said on Friday. "There are contractual commitments between Pakistan and Iran," the petroleum pastor told news org Reuters. Named the "peace pipeline", the $7.5 billion extend has confronted rehashed defers since it was

ECP to continue with Punjab LG polls on non-party basis

Pakistan News

Islamabad: The Election Commission of Pakistan (Ecp) has chosen to proceed with arrangements for nearby government surveys in Punjab on a non-party foundation in spite of the Lahore High Court governing against it. A representative for the Ecp said Friday that requisition authorities were of the perspective that, in light of the Lhc's managing to direct nearby government decisions on gathering support, the avocation to correct the Punjab Local Government Act 2013

India accuses Goldman Sachs of 'messing' in domestic politics

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New Delhi: India's government has blamed worldwide speculation bank Goldman Sachs for meddling in the nation's down home legislative issues after it raised business evaluations refering to "hope over political change". Business Minister Anand Sharma said Goldman's most recent report where it recommended the Hindu patriot Bharatiya Janata Party (Bjp) could topple his managing Congress party in 2014 surveys "made Goldman's believability and

Opposition ends boycott of Senate sessions

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Islamabad: The resistance's week-long blacklist of Senate sessions over an Oct 30 questionable answer submitted by Interior Minister Chaudhry Nisar Ali Khan finished on Friday, Dawnnews reported. Restriction congresspersons, essentially having a place with Pakistan Peoples Party (Ppp), had been challenging against what they called "overconfidence" indicated by Chaudhry Nisar after professedly furnishing wrong information to the house on Oct 30 about

Iran and west make major progress toward nuclear deal

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Geneva: Us Secretary of State John Kerry will set out to Geneva Friday to join worldwide chats on Iran's questioned atomic programme, fuelling trusts a noteworthy arrangement may be in sight. Tehran and planet forces finished a first day of talks Thursday with Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif colloquialism an arrangement could be arrived at "before we close these arrangements." Moderators from Iran and six worldwide forces

Iran and west make major progress toward nuclear deal

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Geneva: Us Secretary of State John Kerry will set out to Geneva Friday to join worldwide chats on Iran's questioned atomic programme, fuelling trusts a noteworthy arrangement may be in sight. Tehran and planet forces finished a first day of talks Thursday with Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif colloquialism an arrangement could be arrived at "before we close these arrangements." Moderators from Iran and six worldwide forces

Asian shares slip after US growth data

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Hong Kong: Asian showcases sank on Friday accompanying misfortunes on Wall Street after better-than-wanted Us development information nourished hypothesis the Federal Reserve will move back its jolt programme soon. The euro fell further after an offer off on Thursday according to the European Central Bank's amaze choice to cut eurozone premium rates, despite the fact that gurus appeared unmoved by news of an evaluations minimize for France by