Customers at the General Post Office (GPO) in Peshawar February 6 buy stamps commemorating the late computer prodigy Arfa Karim, who died of epilep...
Percentage of disabled rises to 5%, compared to 0.5% worldwide
Yulduz asks both sides to forgive each other
Remains of 30 victims handed over to relatives in Karachi
Terrorism remains big concern
More than 400 people killed, hundreds of thousands affected
Rights activists discuss situation
Others might align with them
Pakistan has 5,000 paediatricians for 90m children, well below WHO’s recommendations
National carrier may go under
Government forms 5-member board to investigate
Sindh government forms committee to review idea
Applicants’ parents pay US $300-$3,000 for admission
Pakistani political, security analysts praise decision
Unlike 2000, Kyrgyz security officials say they’re ready to repel any attack
Economists, officials discuss how to improve the situation
Pashtun nationalist Awami National Party tops list
Government might partially raise energy prices
Ghana native arrives in Khudzhand
New coach, federation president give fans hope for World Cup bid
Terror organisation is running into rejection, has less room to operate
But analysts say his defeat is complete
They don’t understand the agreement, government says
Four primary goals on agenda
Militants are anti-Islam, anti-Pakistan, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa governor says
Plants might be forced to shut down
Above 400 security personnel are participating
Taliban claims responsibility to stay in media, government says
More than 50,000 jobs are expected with link between Europe, China
Militancy has caused irreparable loss, athletes say
Conference attendees opt to funnel more aid through government
Textbooks to emphasise love, harmony
They wrestle with religion’s role in society
Money is hard to come by for Kyrgyz aid; discussion of an OSCE presidential summit continues
Almaty resident promotes Kazakhstan’s hosting of the games on motorcycle
Dance-and-music show convey the return of peace
Crackdown to continue through year’s end, law minister says
Authorities interrogate citizens, demand bribes
Crackdown breaks up 9 gangs; nets 58 suspects
They plan to run in Kyrgyzstan’s parliamentary elections
Economists suggest joining the union
Instrument gives them spiritual strength, musicians say
It will run country until October elections
Gasoline shortages, refinery problems possible reasons
Taming the Tirah Valley could be key to realising inter-connectivity ambitions
Operation will continue until terrorists are eliminated, officials say
Many are homeless and lack humanitarian assistance
Desperation drives militants to target populous areas, experts say
Brothers are associated with group suspected of organising coup, having ties to IMU
Directorate encourages women’s sports in province
Hiker wanted to see his former home
Carpenter produces top-notch violins in shed
Experts predict it will take decades to finish
Tribespeople demand military operation against Taliban
Blood disease patients, families are in despair
Civil society takes steps to normalise relations
Pressure from security forces, reluctance to kill innocents lead to surrenders
OSCE says effort will work, but some locals disagree
Government denies ‘code of conduct’ is meant to control media
What was destroyed in a few days will take months or years to restore
World's biggest tent structure honours Kazakhstani president
Authorities seek information about finances, hideouts, activists
Un-invested funds will depreciate, economists warn
Celebrations are splashy, even though Nazarbayev disavows them
Preservation of Pashtun cultural heritage termed vital
School educates youth to shun militant life
They seek help to convert it into rehabilitation centre
June 29 to July 18 celebration hopes to show normality has returned
Some go into nursing to improve marriage prospects
Dushanbe hosts Afghan business expo
