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Rehabilitation needed on urgent basis: President

 

ISLAMABAD—Minister for International Development of Norway, Erik Solheim, who arrived has arrived here, called on President General Pervez Musharraf on Wednesday and >> >>
 

 
 
Geologists rule out volcanic eruption in NWFP
 
 

        

Donors pledge just $525 million for quake relief
UN warns against new wave of deaths

GENEVA—Half a billion dollars of new aid was promised to earthquake-stricken Pakistan on Wednesday after a new UN fund-raising drive, but survivors were left guessing how much would reach them before the winter snows. The UN recorded an initial $525 million in new aid pledges by donor governments at an emergency conference held in Geneva designed to whip up support >> >>


 

Resolve against terror unshaken by
quake: PM
Says SCO can play vital role to promote peace, economic co-op

MOSCOW—Prime Minister Shaukat Aziz Wednesday said despite the aftereffects of the devastating earthquake, Pakistan remained committed to combat the menace of terrorism and looked forward to intensify counter-terrorism cooperation with the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation. Addressing the 4th Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) summit, Prime Minister Aziz said “Our response  >> >>

 

 
        
 

 

 

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Filling the cracks

Imbalance between population and resources be rationalised

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Pakistan to airlift huge quantity of tents from China

 

 

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The Uruguayan actress Barbara Mori speaks during a press conference. The news conference was held to announce the premier of the movie ‘ The Woman of my Brother’ or ‘ La Mujer de mi Hermano’ where Barbara Mori plays the leading female role
 

 

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