Tag: Danger

LOS ANGELES: More than 50 years after it appeared on U.S. television, science-fiction family drama “Lost in Space” is getting new life as a...

LAHORE: Keeping unsafe gas-cylinders on the rooftops of famous hotels and restaurants has put thousands of lives in danger. However, the DHA authorities have seemed...

  ISLAMABAD: National Assembly Speaker Ayaz Sadiq, backing his own utterance in which he has apparently feared early dissolution of assemblies, said that he unveiled...

Former chief of army staff Gen (Retd), Mirza Aslam Beg has warned that the statements of the Army Chief and the Chief Justice harbinger...

Drivers may have gotten a chuckle out of an electronic message board in Maine warning of zombies, but city officials were not amused. The...

Child rights activist Malala Yousufzai — who was shot in head by Pakistani Taliban in Swat district on Tuesday — successfully underwent an operation...

Former president General (r) Pervez Musharraf has said despite the threat to his life, he would return to the country and fight back. He was...

There are a lot of fake doctors and quacks operating in the city and they pose a great danger to the public. They operate...

Punjab Law Minister Rana Sanaullah Khan said on Monday that there was no danger to democracy except the corruption from elements in the Pakistan...

As dancehall artist Vybz Kartel launches his own range of skin lightening cosmetics, it looks like this controversial fashion could be in danger of...

World Bank chief Robert Zoellick warned Saturday that the global economy was heading into a new "danger zone", as he urged China to speed...

WikiLeaks is defending itself against accusations that it may have put lives at risk by dumping uncensored U.S. diplomatic cables on the Internet. In a...

Smoking in developing countries like Pakistan is on the rise and has turned into global epidemic that the World Health Organisation estimates has already...

Sindh Home Department sources said on Saturday that the Interior Ministry had written a letter (No. 701/14) to the department saying foreigners were in...

KABUL - Two suicide attacks in two days which killed a police chief and five foreign troops in Afghanistan show the Taliban's ability to land heavy blows without even engaging in direct combat, experts say.
As spring brings warmer weather across the country, the traditional fighting season is getting under way, which Western officials say will provide a litmus test of their strategy in the near ten-year war following a US troop surge. But experts warn that Friday's killing of the

COLOMBO - Sri Lanka batsman Mahela Jayawardene believes England are a team for the big occasion and should not be written off ahead of Saturday's quarter-finals. The 1996 champions take on England, who have never won the World Cup, in the last of four quarter-finals at R. Premadasa stadium and Jayawardene on Thursday warned his team against complacency. "They've had a very tough World Cup, I think all their games have been very close, but if you analyze it properly, they lost two

PARIS - World Bank President Robert Zoellick warned leaders of the top global economies that the world is reaching a danger point where soaring food prices threaten further political instability. "I mentioned that we are reaching a danger point," Zoellick said, adding that he had urged G20 finance ministers and central bank chiefs meeting here to put food first in 2011.
Zoellick said rising prices would eventually result in increased food supplies but in the intervening couple of