KHARTOUM: Sudan and Saudi Arabia are targeting a 2014 start for deep-water mining of a Red Sea basin believed rich in gold and...
KHARTOUM: Sudan and Saudi Arabia are targeting a 2014 start for deep-water mining of a Red Sea basin believed rich in gold and...
RAMALLAH: The remains of iconic Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat were exhumed yesterday, eight years after his death, with experts set to test for...
Fireworks in Cairo’s Tahrir Square yesterday, during an opposition demonstration against President Mohammed Mursi’s decree. CAIRO: Tens of thousands Egyptians protested yesterday against...
Camels are displayed during the Mazayen Al Ibl competition, a parade of the “most beautiful camels”, in Tabuk, 1,500km from Riyadh, yesterday.
LONDON: A British court blocked yesterday the extradition of a former Iranian diplomat wanted by the United States after he was caught in...
BEIRUT: Syrian warplanes attacked towns in the country’s north and east and killed at least five civilians in a strike on an olive...
JEDDAH: Saudi security forces detained dozens of men, women and children yesterday after they staged a rare protest outside a human rights group’s...
JEDDAH: Saudi Crown Prince Salman said yesterday that the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques King Abdullah bin Abdulaziz was “well and in...
Afghan National Police (ANP) officials load bodies of Taliban militants onto a vehicle in Laghman yesterday. Some 20 Taliban militants were killed in...
Afghan university students shout slogans against the US and Afghan governments during a protest against Israel’s recent offensive in the Gaza Strip, in...
WASHINGTON: The prestigious US magazine Foreign Policy has included four Pakistanis in its list of Top 100 Global Thinkers for 2012, a list...
KABUL: Afghan President Hamid Karzai hinted yesterday that his government would be flexible in negotiating “sensitive” issues in a new security pact with...
PESHAWAR: Pakistan’s umbrella Taliban faction claimed responsibility yesterday for planting a bomb under the car of a prominent journalist and TV anchorman and...
ISLAMABAD: A huge sum of Rs88.7bn is untraceable in the official books. The federal government of Pakistan does not have any clue about...
ISLAMABAD: The quality of drinking water in Pakistan being supplied to the people is yet to meet international standards due to which waterborne...
ISLAMABAD: An international human rights group urged Pakistan judges yesterday to stop using their powers to censor media critical of the judiciary. Over...
German Chancellor Angela Merkel looks through a microscope at stem cells that have been bred to grow heart muscle cells, during her visit...
GOMA: Rebels in Democratic Republic of Congo said yesterday that they would withdraw from the eastern city of Goma only if President Joseph...