World economy
Asian stocks dip on worries of US tapering QE3
21 Aug 2013
Fed to collect $440 million from banks in fees
17 Aug 2013
No end in sight to Egypt violence as week’s toll hits 750
17 Aug 2013
Egyptian soldiers today entered mosque in Cairo where supporters of ousted President Mohammed Morsi had holed up overnight after two days of high-intensity clashes
Morsi supporters plan more protests in Cairo
16 Aug 2013
Eurozone GDP registers strong growth
14 Aug 2013
The biggest Eurozone economies, France and Germany, recorded strong growth during the second quarter of 2013, data from the US's statistics office revealed today
Taliban warns of dire consequences if Pak hangs militants
14 Aug 2013
A faction of the Taliban has warned Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif’s government of dire consequences if it goes ahead with plans to execute two jailed militants
Bug hits Bitcoin for Android
13 Aug 2013
US pulls out staff in Lahore, warns against Pak travel
10 Aug 2013
The United States has ordered all non-essential government personnel to leave its consulate in Lahore, citing security threats
China’s July trade figures exceed projections
08 Aug 2013
Pakistan jolted by 74% power tariff hike
06 Aug 2013
Prosecutions for tax evasion doubles in the UK
05 Aug 2013
US state department issues global travel alert
03 Aug 2013
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