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UN is 'Committed to Continue to Support' Pakistan's Election Commission, Says Guterres
Guterres congratulated the people of Pakistan for "exercising their constitutional right to vote" during national elections on July 25 and reaffirming their commitment to a democratic Pakistan.
North Korea Confirms Ri Yong Gil as New Military Chief of Staff
Ri formerly held the four-star position before he was briefly demoted deputy chief and three stars for an unspecified reason in 2016.
Charges of Rigging, Intimidation Mar Pakistan Elections
The campaign has been characterized by "blatant, aggressive and unabashed attempts to manipulate" the outcome, with media being silenced and the intimidation of candidates, according to Pakistan's Independent Human Rights Commission.
Imran Khan's PTI is Pulling Ahead in Race for Province That Must be Won to Win Pakistan
Out of the four provinces of Pakistan, Punjab, is the most populous and also has the maximum number of the National Assembly seats. With 141 seats, the province sends more than half the lawmakers to the NA and would prove decisive in the race.
Here's Why Imran Khan Has Earned the Moniker 'Taliban Khan' in Pakistan's Politics
Khan’s utterances over the years have not painted a picture of someone who wishes to disassociate from the Pakistan Taliban.
Pakistan Elections 2018: Here’s a Look at Key Players of the High-voltage Pakistan Polls Today
The 2018 poll is considered a vital step for Pakistan, and represents only the second democratic transition in a country ruled by the military for roughly half its history.
Dutch Trial With Viagra Halted After 11 Babies Die
Among the women taking sildenafil, 11 of the babies died due to "a possibly related lung condition" that caused high blood pressure in the lungs and may have resulted from reduced oxygen levels.
Unease as Imran Khan Invokes Blasphemy in Pakistan Election
The warnings come as Pakistan confronts anger over a new wave of militant attacks which have killed 175 people at campaign events ahead of nationwide polls on July 25. The country's long-persecuted religious minorities are on their guard as a result.
Justice Tahira to be First Woman Chief Justice of Any Court in Pak
Justice Tahira was the first woman to be appointed as a civil judge in Balochistan, besides having the distinction of being the first lady to be appointed in all posts she served.
Adiala Jail Authorities Reject Maryam's Request to Teach Inmates in Jail
Former prime minister Nawaz Sharif, 68, and his daughter Maryam, 44, are serving jail terms of 10-years and seven years respectively in Adiala jail in Rawalpindi, after an accountability court convicted them on July 6 over the family's ownership of four l...
PMLN Chief Shehbaz Sharif Vows to Make Pakistan Better Than India
Shehbaz said that Pakistan cannot become a great nation by voting leaders like Imran Khan who have made false promises to "our nation".
Steam Pipe Blasts Show Dangers Lurking Under New York Streets
While incidents as large as Thursday's steam pipe explosion are rare, experts say asbestos is relatively common in major urban centers – and that as New York City's infrastructure ages, residents may come into contact with it more often.
Donald Trump 'on Tape' Discussing Hush Money for Playboy Model
The newspaper, citing lawyers and others familiar with the recording, said the FBI seized the recording this year during a raid on Cohen's office.
Lava From Kilauea 'Collapse Explosion' Destroys Hawaii Structures
A massive explosion on Monday caused by molten rock flowing into the ocean sent a "lava bomb" through the roof of a tour boat, injuring 23 people.
Trump Says Tax Cuts, Regulatory Reforms Creating New Wave of Economic Growth
The US is in the longest positive job growth streak in its history, Trump said, noting that his administration has helped create more than 3.6 million jobs since the election.
FBI Chief Reiterates: Russia Meddled in 2016 US Election Despite Putin and Trump's Denial
Asked if he saw, like Donald Trump, that other countries were involved, Christopher Wray said some countries would indeed try to influence US politics in various ways "going forward."