28Sat012012
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You can't put Kashmir on the backburner and talk about trade ties; Imran Khan
Davos: "We need an entirely new relationship with our neighbours in the continent including India, Afghanistan and Iran. It's pulling the entire subcontinent down. The only thing we eventually want to compete with India on is cricket and to reduces the poverty," Imran said.
Memo Scandal: Don’t shoot the messenger
By Dr Shahid Qureshi
One must be wondering who Mansoor Ijaz is and why is he so important that Pakistani ambassador to USA, Hussain Haqqani chatting, texting, emailing, phoning and meeting with him for years?
Ofcom revokes Press TV's UK license
LONDON:Britain's government-controlled broadcast regulatory body, Ofcom, has revoked Press TV's broadcasting license and finally removed the channel from the Sky plateform in an effort to silence the alternative voice in the UK.
Afridi and Gayle fetch highest BPL prices
Pakistan s Shahid Afridi outdid West Indies batsman Chris Gayle, who is widely considered the most valuable Twenty20 player in the world, by fetching the biggest price at inaugural Bangladesh Premier League auction in Dhaka. Afridi was snapped by Dhaka Gladiators for US $700,000 a little after Gayle, whose international career has been stalled by a long-running dispute with the WICB, went for $551,000 to the Barisal Burners.
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Pakistan
Court adjourns contempt case till Feb 1st
Supreme Court on Thursday adjourned the hearing of the contempt case against Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani till February 1st and exempted the prime minister from appearing in the court in person.
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You can't put Kashmir on the backburner and talk about trade ties; Imran Khan
Davos: "We need an entirely new relationship with our neighbours in the continent including India, Afghanistan and Iran. It's pulling the entire subcontinent down. The only thing we eventually want to compete with India on is cricket and to reduces the poverty," Imran said.
Europe
What's coming up in the EP in 2012?
It is going to be a busy year for members of the Economics Committee with the international agreement on a reinforced economic Union, eurobonds, a financial transaction tax and credit rating agencies among the weighty topics on the agenda in the coming months.
South Asia
Saudi forces kill anti-regime protester
A 22-year-old anti-regime protester has been shot dead by Saudi forces in the town of Awamiyah in the country's oil-rich Eastern Province.On Wednesday, Saudi security forces also fired live bullets to disperse a protest rally in the eastern city of Qatif.Saudi Arabia's Eastern Province has been witn...
Commerce
Gold rises as ECB comments lift Euro
Gold climbed towards $1,660 an ounce on Thursday after European Central Bank president Mario Draghi said the supply of cheap money released by the bank was helping stabilise the banking system and lift the euro zone economy, boosting the euro.
Youth
Charlemagne Youth Prize winners visit European Parliament
The winners of this year's Charlemagne Youth Prize were in the European Parliament 9 and 10 November to meet EP President Jerzy Buzek and present their projects to the Culture Committee.
Entertainment
Katrina is Rajinikanth s heroine: Soundarya
Soundarya Rajinikanth has said that bollywood super actress Katrina Kaif will be Rajinikanth’s heroine in Kochadaiyaan, which she will be directing. The shoot of the film is starting in the second week of February this year.
Sport
Afridi and Gayle fetch highest BPL prices
Pakistan s Shahid Afridi outdid West Indies batsman Chris Gayle, who is widely considered the most valuable Twenty20 player in the world, by fetching the biggest price at inaugural Bangladesh Premier League auction in Dhaka. Afridi was snapped by Dhaka Gladiators for US $700,000 a little after Gayle...
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