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Nato commanders urged the Taliban to surrender as troops dug in yesterday for a major assault on a key insurgent stronghold in southern Afghanistan, sending thousands of residents fleeing.
A family rides a motorcycle during a heavy downpour in Lahore, Pakistan, yesterday.
 
Rescuers gather around a Shaheen Airline plane which slid off the runway during landing due to heavy rainfall at Peshawar International Airport in Peshawar yesterday.
Lack of organisation at grassroots level and financial constrains have forced the major political players including ruling Pakistan People’s Party of President Asif Zardari and the opposition Pakistan Muslim League-N of former prime minister Nawaz Sharif to postpone the local bodies (LB) elections by the end of 2010, official sources said yesterday.
The International Monetary Fund will release $125mn tranche to Pakistan next month as formal talks in this regard are being held from February 10 to 16 in Dubai, official sources said yesterday.
Pakistan police claimed yesterday to have arrested six suspects, including a would-be suicide bomber, who were plotting to attack a five-star hotel and kill Americans.
The Pakistan government has formulated the national forest policy aimed to increase productivity of forests in order to meet requirements of timber, firewood, fodder and non-wood products besides promoting sustainable natural resources-based livelihoods.
Sometime in the last year, secret back-channel talks between India and Pakistan over Kashmir restarted, Newsweek magazine reports in its latest edition, quoting unnamed US and Indian sources.
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