Indian Embassy in Ankara organized an iftar Tuesday with the participation of Indian Foreign Minister Salman Khursid who is paying an official visit to Turkey.
Read More »India and Georgia discuss bilateral cooperation
The Georgian and Indian Foreign Ministries held the fourth round of bilateral political consultations in Tbilisi. The Georgian Foreign Ministry said on Tuesday that a delegation
Read More »Turkey condemns bomb attack in Pakistan
Turkish Ministry of Foreign Affairs on Friday condemned the suicide attack staged during a funeral in Pakistan’s Khyber Paktunkhwa state.
Read More »Turkey condemns bus attack in Quetta, Pakistan
The Turkish Foreign Ministry condemned the bus attack in the western city of Quetta, Pakistan on Saturday. According to a written statement, the Foreign Ministry
Read More »Pakistanis headed to polls one day after political leader’s death
Pakistanis headed to polls in Karachi on Sunday, right after the killing of Zahra Shahid Hussain, a political leader who had accused rivals of vote stealing. Hussain was the senior vice president of the Tehreek-e-Insaf party.
Read More »Nawaz Sharif on track to win Pakistan elections
Nawaz Sharif’s party will probably win the elections in Pakistan, officials said Sunday. According to preliminary results, the party won most
Read More »Pakistan’s Former President to remain under house arrest for two weeks
Pervez Musharraf, Pakistan’s Former President, will remain in custody for two weeks since Saturday after an anti-terrorism court decision over allegations he illegally ordered the detention of judges in 2007. The Pakistan’s High Court
Read More »Militants attacked Pakistan army leaving at least 35 dead
On February 2, a group of 40 militants attacked the army of Pakistan near the town of Serai Naurang in the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province in northwest of the country, leaving at least 35 people dead after hours of battle. Around 12 militants, 13 security personnel and 10 civilians have been killed …
Read More »Pakistan’s attorney general says 700 people are held without trial
Irfan Qadir, Pakistan’s attorney general, said that the country is holding around 700 possible militants without trial in camps along the border with Afghanistan. The attorney made this statement during a hearing in front of the Supreme Court
Read More »Pakistani government to have dialogue with cleric that leads protests
Tahir ul Qadri (the leader of the anti-government protesters) gave the President of Pakistan a deadline for negotiations on Thursday, but the president hasn’t responded to his demand. However, the government recognized the protests and decided to send a delegation on Thursday to hold a dialogue with Qadri. Four ministers, …
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