Tag: Experts

Interior Minister Rehman Malik Monday triggered a new controversy pertaining to the arrest and trial of six Rangers involved in the killing of a...

The futures of at least 15,000 employees of the National Commission for Human Development (NCHD) across the country has become uncertain after the Council...

Unsafe drinking water and the continuing degradation of environment, particularly in the suburbs of urban areas, is increasingly putting the children at risk to...

Defence experts on Monday demanded the security establishment broaden its definition of security by taking into account the security of citizens. They also...

There are many misconceptions about insulin therapy among the diabetic patients but the treatment aims to replicate the normal physiological insulin response, said Dow...

The list is almost too long to name. One-time US presidential contender John Edwards. Israel’s former president Moshe Katsav. Golf superstar Tiger Woods. IMF...

Prominent legal experts on Thursday welcomed the decision of the Lahore High Court (LHC) on president’s dual offices as it was strictly in accordance...

Frequent population influx from rural to urban centres and the urban lifestyle adopted by the people in general has resulted in a steady rise...

Pakistan officials are looking into the medicines recovered from the compound of Osama bin Laden in Abbottabad with the help of experts to determine...

Economic and business experts, at a seminar, stressed the need for consistency in taxation policies, besides broadening the tax-base, cutting expenditures and reducing the...

ISLAMABAD - Eminent health experts and lawmakers here on Tuesday stressed the creation of federal health division to retain national role in health sector after devolution of ministry of health to provinces. They were speaking here on Tuesday in a Legislative forum on 'Health and the 18th Constitutional Amendment' organized by PILDAT and Heartfile, two civil society organization. Speaking on the occasion Dr Nadeem Ehsan, MNA, Chairman National Assembly Standing Committee on Health

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

ISLAMABAD - Prominent lawyers on Friday said the presidential reference filed in the Supreme Court seeking revisit of history was a vague assertion, which did not constitute a question of law.
SM Zafar said the president would have to file a new reference if he wanted to get an opinion on the already decided case of Zulfikar Ali Bhutto by the Supreme Court. While talking to Pakistan Today, he said the presidential reference involved advisory jurisdiction of the SC and was a very

BEIJING - The United States should stop its hegemonic practice of portraying itself as a human rights "preacher" and using human rights issues to interfere in other nations' said internal affairs, Chinese experts.
In its annual report on human rights situation in more than 190 countries and regions, which was released on Friday, the United States claimed that a "negative" trend in China's human rights record continued, an accusation that Chinese experts categorically refuted.