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Iran lashed out at Argentina on Wednesday after the South American country sought the arrest of Iran's Interior Minister Ahmad Vahidi over his alleged involvement in the deadly 1994 bombing of a Buenos Aires Jewish community center. Without mentioning Vahidi by name, Iran’s Foreign Ministry warned Argentina against “making baseless accusations against citizens of other countries.”

PC Sharon Beshenivsky was murdered by Piran Ditta Khan, though the killer was only convicted at Leeds Crown Court today - nearly 20 years on from the sickening attack

A 75-year-old man who was extradited from Pakistan was on Thursday convicted of the murder of a UK police officer nearly 20 years ago.

Detectives "left no stone unturned" following the murder of PC Sharon Beshenivsky in Bradford.

Piran Ditta Khan was convicted of murder earlier today as CCTV showed the horror moment PCs Sharon Beshenivskyand Teresa Milburn were gunned down in November 2005

Pakistan News: US senator Chris Van Hollen has urged Pakistani authorities to fully investigate claims of vote rigging in the country's elections. The State Departme

NEW YORK: “Pakistani authorities must allow journalists to work freely and safely in the run-up to elections on...

The tense election in the world’s fifth-most populous country has been marked by widespread political turmoil and doubts about the fairness of the election process.

Pakistan is expected to receive USD 700 million as the next tranche of the bailout from the IMF when the Executive Board of the lender meets on January 11. The meeting is set to discuss and potentially grant final approval for the disbursement under the existing USD 3 billion Stand-By Arrangement (SBA). The current IMF programme is expected to conclude in the second week of April, with approximately USD 1.8 billion remaining undisbursed.

WASHINGTON/ISLAMABAD (Reuters) -Pakistan's huge deportation drive has forcibly repatriated scores of Afghans awaiting resettlement in the United States, an advocacy group and Afghan applicants say, adding that Pakistani authorities often ignored U.S. embassy letters of protection. That complicates the efforts of such Afghans, as the U.S. has shuttered its embassy in Kabul and they must also grapple with human rights restrictions and stubborn financial and humanitarian crises in their homel...