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News for Monday, 3 Oct 2011
The power to end poverty
Growing up as a child during the Korean War, I knew poverty first hand. I saw it around me every day; I lived it. One of my earliest memories is...
The dark story of black economy
Razia Baji, as she is popularly known in her area took me to various homes in the “katchi Abadi” of Kot Lakhphat Lahore where hundreds of craftswomen were striving for...
Tearful Knox pleads for freedom
American student Amanda Knox made a tearful plea on Monday to be acquitted of murdering her British roommate during a brutal erotic game, saying she was paying with her life...
Libya eyes symbolic coup in Gaddafi birthplace
Fighting raged for Moamer Gaddafi's birthplace on Monday as Libya's new leaders eyed a symbolic victory in their battle to eradicate the last vestiges of his 42-year rule. Commanders of...
Iraq forces storm police HQ after insurgent siege
Iraqi forces stormed a police headquarters taken over by armed insurgents in western Iraq on Monday, ending a siege in which the town's police chief and four others were killed. Gunmen...
Potential Sarkozy rival quits election race
French President Nicolas Sarkozy's re-election prospects may have improved after popular former environment minister Jean-Louis Borloo said he would not run for president next April. Borloo's decision, announced on Sunday...
Ex-Egyptian president’s son, known for 1980s revolt, dies
Khaled Abdel Nasser, son of late Egyptian president Gamal Abdel Nasser and a key figure during a 1980s Egyptian revolt, passed away on Monday, CNN reported. Nasser, 62, was battling...
Independent probe blames Cyprus leader for blast
An independent state-appointed investigator on Monday said Cypriot President Demetris Christofias's negligence led to a munitions blast in Cyprus in July that triggered a government crisis and talk the island...
Afghan women’s rights ‘at risk’ ten years on: NGOs
Women's rights in Afghanistan risk being forgotten as international troops withdraw and the government struggles for a peace deal 10 years after the Taliban were ousted, two charities said Monday. Separate...
Latest News
- More federal ministers to join the fold
- Mardan death toll rises to 34
- Achakzai takes oath as Balochistan governor
- PTI announces anti-budget protests
- Dar presents budget in National Assembly
- Indian fighter planes enter Pakistan territory
- Musharraf’s bail plea in Bugti murder case rejected
- Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif back at the helm with two thirds majority
- Memogate Case: SC orders Hussain Haqqani to appear before court in 4 weeks
- KP Assembly set to elect CM today
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