Islamabad: Pakistan's interior ministry yesteray warned that banned outfits in the country could wage terror attacks to bring to a halt executions of their operatives, media reported.The ministry in a letter written to the provinces
ISIS militants burning alive a Jordan pilot, MH 17 being shot down by pro-Russian separatists, Peshawar attack....Who are we waiting for to put a full stop on all this?Lately our global village has been hit
Paris: Fearing that actors could be mistaken for police—and chase scenes confused for the real thing—Paris is sharply restricting filming of action movies in the city that has been the stage for some of film's
Snakes in your backyard won't bite only neighbours.Pakistan is reaping what it had started sowing around a decade back. The country today is suffering from disastrous results following the rise of terror outfits, who still
Paris: French anti-terror prosecutors sought Tuesday to charge four men in connection with the attacks in Paris that left 20 people dead, which would be the first suspects charged in the country's bloodiest terrorist attacks
Paris: Five people detained in connection with the three days of bloodshed in France have been released from custody, the Paris prosecutor's spokeswoman said Sunday.The gunmen who carried out the attacks on the satirical newspaper
Istanbul: A Turkish intelligence official says authorities believe the common law wife of one of the gunmen behind the attacks in France came through Turkey days before and may have crossed into Syria.The official told
Islamabad: As many as 7,655 people were killed in Pakistan in terror attacks, sectarian violence, targeted killings, security operations and drone strikes in 2014 compared to 5,687 in 2013, an official report here has revealed.The
Paris: French President Francois Hollande on Friday urged the people of the country to be united in the face of a spate of terror attacks and also to stay vigilant.“I call upon all of you
Islamabad: Pakistan on Wednesday lifted a ban on capital punishment in terrorism cases, a day after 132 children were slaughtered by Taliban guerrillas in an army-run school here.Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif revoked the ban on
New Delhi: A day after the Kashmir region was rocked by a series of terror attacks, Army Chief General Dalbir Singh Suhag will today visit Jammu and Kashmir to take first hand stock of the
New Delhi: The central agencies have expressed apprehension of educated radicalized youths from different parts of the country carrying out solo attacks on foreign missions in India.The central intelligence agencies have asked police forces to
Baghdad : At least nine people were killed and 29 others wounded in separate violent attacks across Iraq Friday, police said.Four people were killed and 18 others wounded when a roadside bomb exploded at a
New Delhi: In the five years after the Mumbai carnage in which 10 Pakistani terrorists laid siege to key institutions in India's commercial capital and killed 166 people, many steps have been taken to improve
Hindon (Ghaziabad): Conscious of threats posed by Pakistan-based terrorists to its bases, IAF chief NAK Browne today said the Air Force has taken all “necessary” steps to protect its assets and stations. “It is a
Baghdad: At least 78 people were killed and 166 others wounded in a wave of violent attacks across Iraq Saturday, including a deadly suicide bombing targeting Shiite pilgrims here, police and media said.At least 51
Brussels : India wants peace with Pakistan but there can be no compromise with its own territorial integrity, President Pranab Mukherjee has said while asserting that state-sponsored terrorism from across the border cannot be accepted.He
Jammu: BJP has called for a Jammu bandh tomorrow in protest against the twin militant attacks in Kathua and Samba districts of Jammu and Kashmir today."We have called for a Jammu bandh tomorrow and several
Srinagar/New Delhi: With today's audacious terror attack in Jammu region resulting in nine hours of mayhem, the BJP asked Prime Minister Manmohan Singh to call off his talks with his Pakistani counterpart Nawaz Sharif in
New Delhi: Pakistan today condemned the terror attacks in Jammu region and said it was imperative that senseless act of violence do not deter the two countries from pursuing a path to a better future
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