Pitted against arguably the most fearsome fast-bowling duo in Dennis Lillee and Jeff Thomson, Sri Lanka were not expected to survive for long but they not only survived to last their full innings, but their batsmen also played with great purpose...
The Australians panicked as Sri Lanka reached 150-2 in the 32nd over after withering the early thunderbolts of Lillee and Thomson...
ISLAMABAD: Forensic tests have revealed that former Reuters bureau chief in Pakistan, Maria Golovnina, died due to suffocation and found no indication of foul play...
According to sources, the matter of delays in the appointment of commission members is going on from April 2013 when the HEC had compiled a list of names to fill the vacancies for commission members...
Lt-Gen Asim Bajwa, Director General Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR), on Wednesday refuted allegations which appeared in a Reuters interview on March 29 titled “Pakistani property tycoon eyes media move to protect his name”...
The Reuters interview had misquoted Malik Riaz’s ties with Chief of Army Staff General Raheel Sharif...
PESHAWAR: Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Chief Minister Pervez Khattak on Monday said 1,300 vacant posts at the higher education department would be filled with immediate effect...
Addressing the ceremony organised at the Archives Hall here to hand over vans to various boys and girls colleges of the province and give away scholarships to 315 MPhil and PhD students, the chief minister said his government was trying to make a comprehensive system to...
QUETTA: Members on both opposition and treasury benches in Balochistan Assembly have demanded a probe into the filling of 400 vacancies in the Services and General Administration (S&GAD) Department through ‘draw’...
Two Reuters journalists have been arrested in Myanmar for the possession of "important security documents", the government said on Wednesday...
Reuters global communications chief Abbe Serphos said: "We are urgently seeking more information about the circumstances of their arrest and their current situation...
Reuters news agency called on Myanmar to immediately release two of its journalists who were arrested for possessing "important secret papers" obtained from two policemen who had worked in Rakhine state, where violence widely blamed on security forces has forced more than 630,000 minority Rohingya Muslims to flee into neighbouring Bangladesh...
Reuters said Wa Lone and Kyaw Soe Oo had been missing since late Tuesday night...
A court in Myanmar extended the detention of two Reuters journalists on Wednesday and set their trial for January 10 on charges of violating state secrets...
Journalists working for Agence France-Presse and Reuters were among three reporters being held by Sudanese authorities on Thursday a day after they were arrested covering demonstrations against rising food prices that were dispersed by police...
Idris Ali was unreachable after the protest and authorities informed AFP on Thursday that he had been arrested along with two other journalists, including one working for Reuters, and was...
Two Reuters journalists were formally charged by police in a Myanmar court on Wednesday with breaching a colonial-era secrecy law that carries up to 14 years in jail, despite calls for their immediate release...
The case against the Reuters journalists has shocked Myanmar's embattled press corps...
Two Reuters reporters accused of breaking Myanmar's draconian secrecy law during their reporting of a Rohingya massacre must face trial, a judge said Monday, in a ruling swiftly decried as a "black day" for press freedom in the country...
Reuters says the pair are innocent and were simply doing their job by reporting on a massacre of Rohingya Muslims in September, and has urged the court to dismiss the case...
United States Secretary of State Mike Pompeo called on Myanmar on Saturday to immediately release two Reuters journalists held on charges of possessing secret documents...
Vacancies for training positions have reached their highest level in more than 20 years with more than a third of companies unable to fill their training spots...
Two Reuters journalists in Myanmar accused of breaking a state secrets law while investigating a massacre of Rohingya Muslims face another week of uncertainty after the verdict in their trial was delayed on Monday...
Timeline: Reuters journalists detained in MyanmarThe expected ruling at the court in northern Yangon had drawn a crowd of diplomats, well-wishers and media, some wearing t-shirts with the words "Journalism is not a...