Tag: Intelligence

Pakistan’s security service provides weapons and training to Taliban insurgents fighting US and British troops in Afghanistan, despite official denials, Taliban commanders say, in...

At least three intelligence agency officials were killed and one other injured when at least 6 suspected Taliban militants ambushed their vehicle in the...

A car bomb killed an intelligence official from Afghanistan's northern Kunduz city on Thursday morning, a spokesman for the Kunduz police chief said. Three...

SAP Pakistan introduces Business Intelligence solutions especially aimed for Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs). SAP has been named the overall market share leader...

ISI chief Ahmed Shuja Pasha’s visit to the US was to discuss intelligence coordination with Washington, ISPR Director General Major General Athar Abbas said...

President Asif Ali Zardari, in his Saturday’s meeting with British Home Secretary Theresa May, underscored the need for further enhancing intelligence sharing mechanism with...

Countries in the Southeast Asian region have huge communities of small-to-medium scale enterprises (SMEs), many of whom employ thousands of workers and contribute to...

Pakistan and the US have agreed to re-open “intelligence fusion centres” located near Peshawar and Quetta to share intelligence about the Taliban and al...

Pakistan on Thursday said that it would form ‘joint teams’ with the United States to share intelligence information for actions against terrorists. Addressing her weekly...

In a clear sign of Pakistan's deepening mistrust of the United States, Islamabad has told the Obama administration to reduce the number of US...

Islamabad has asked Tehran to share the intelligence regarding Jandullah’s links with Pakistan-based militant organisations after most of the foreign militants arrested and interrogated...

As Chief Justice Iftikhar Muhammad Chaudhry was expressing his displeasure over Punjab police’s failure to present the record of Zulfikar Ali Bhutto case in...

ISLAMABAD - Pakistan and the United States have agreed to give a greater role to Britain in efforts to eradicate terrorism on both sides of the Pak-Afghan border and one important part of this "trilateral arrangement" is the takeover of most intelligence operations by the British Secret Intelligence Service (MI6) from the US' Central Intelligence Agency (CIA).
Relations between the CIA and ISI went downhill after Raymond Davis, one of the latter's contract spies, killed two

LAHORE - Police on Saturday arrested a gang which used to loot citizens by pretending to be agents of a secret agency. According to police, the four criminals belong to Karachi. A few days ago, Irfan, Ahmed, Waleed and Hashim arrived in Lahore and used to follow people from the airport and loot them at deserted areas. Police also recovered two cars, local and foreign currency and cellular phones from their possession.
Separately, a petrol pump owner was killed by unidentified

KARACHI - Sir Syed University of Engineering and Technology (SSUET) Chancellor ZA Nizami has said that it is the supreme art of a teacher to awaken excitement in creative expression and knowledge, and "I think this is the most extraordinary collection of a talent and human knowledge that has ever been gathered at out university."
ZA Nizami said this while addressing participants of All Karachi Bilingual Declamation Contest for Qamaruz Zaman (Alig) Memorial Trophy 2011. The

ISLAMABAD - The Supreme Court on Thursday directed the attorney general and the SC Registrar's Office to compile a list of all missing persons against whom evidence was available that they were in custody of intelligence agencies.
A three-member bench - comprising Justice Raja Fayyaz Ahmed, Justice Anwar Zaheer Jamali and Justice Asif Saeed Khan Khosa - sought the list so that the court could order registration of criminal cases against those responsible. The court noted that

KARACHI: A Korean dog has kept officials from the intelligence agencies and Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) on the runaround since Thursday - first to locate him and then to feed him.
"The dog, Mind Reader, travelled all the way from Seoul Korea, landed in Afghanistan, and then arrived in Karachi on Thursday," sources privy to the matter told Pakistan Today. A Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) aircraft had been chartered by NATO forces to transport a unit of the South Korea