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Saturday, 17 September 2011
Hafeez's All Round Performance, Pakistan wins 1st T20 vs Zimbabwe
Harare : Muhammad Hafeez's All round performance once again lead Pakistan to win in first T20 match here. Muhammad Hafeez scored 71 in 48 balls and got 4 wickets in 2.2 over his carer best.
Scores :
Pakistan : 198 for 4 wickets in 20 overs
Muhammad Hafeez : 71 and 4 wickets 10 runs
Zimbabwe : 113 All out
Man of the Match : Muhammad Hafeez (Pakistan)
U.S. Suspects ISI Link behind Kabul Embassy Attacks
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| A helicopter hovers over US Embassy in Kabul |
WASHINGTON : The Western media is reporting that the U.S. officials are looking for evidence that directly links elements of Pakistan's powerful spy agency to this week's assault on the U.S. Embassy and coalition headquarters in Kabul which claimed many lives.
US has already announced the withdrawal of troops from Afghanistan, and they suspect Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI), Pakistani spy agency may have closely embrace the Haqqani network.
Friday, 16 September 2011
WW-II Aircraft Plunges into Grandstands during an airshow in US, Many Killed
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| Moments after Aircraft crashed in Grandstands |
Nevada, United States : Several people have died and injured when a vintage aircraft crashed into the ground at an air show in the US state of Nevada, a spokesman and video images showed.
President and CEO of Reno Air Races,Mike Houghton, told a news conference hours after the crash that mechanical problems might have caused a World War II-era fighter plane to plunge into the grandstands at a Nevada air show on Friday.
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Pakistan announces to end IMF programme
ISLAMABAD: Finance Minister of Pakistan Dr Hafeez Sheikh along his team are off to Washington to preside over the end of the current IMF programme.
According to Finance Minister eight out of the nine programmes that Pakistan got into with the Fund have been unsuccessful and government was unable to implement three major economic policy commitments, limiting fiscal deficit to 4.7 per cent of GDP, introducing integrated value added tax (VAT) and power sector reforms, which lead to technical completion of an unsuccessful $11.3 billion programme with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) on September 30.
Thursday, 15 September 2011
Islamists of Egypt warn Turkish PM over regional role
CAIRO: Muslim Brotherhood, Egypt’s most powerful Islamist group warned Turkish Prime Minister Tayyip Erdogan on Wednesday that his country should not seek to dominate the Middle East despite his enthusiastic welcome at the start of a regional tour.
After his widely praised call for democracy in the Arab world, Erdogan was given a more reserved reception by officials of the Muslim Brotherhood, whose old guard do not share the admiration of the group’s younger generation for the Turkish leader.
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