Pakistan, Afghan forces clash along border injuring soldiers

ISLAMABAD: An Afghan border policeman was killed and two Pakistani soldiers were wounded in an exchange of fire along the Pak-Afghan border late on Wednesday, officials from both countries said.

A senior Afghan official said hundreds of additional Afghan troops were sent to a disputed border gate after the exchange of fire, which lasted for more than two hours.

An Afghan official who declined to be named said that one Afghan was killed in several hours of artillery exchanges.

Pakistan not to fight American war, says Imran

KARAK: Addresing a rally in Karak, Pakistan Tehrik-i-Insaaf chief Imran Khan said on Sunday that Pakistani Armed forces and  people of Pakistan would not be allowed to fight the American war.Khan said that the Afghanistan issue would be resolved through negotiations and peaceful talks in order to save our own people and Armed forces from dying in the American war.

Pakistani doctors being recruited for jobs in KSA

Medical practitioners in Pakistan have a golden chance to work in the land of the Two Holy mosques as Saudi Arabia is recruiting a large number of doctors from there.

A team of doctors from the Ministry of Health is in Pakistan to interview candidates, Khayyam Akram, deputy chief of mission of the Pakistan Embassy, told Arab News yesterday.

Militants who posed as cricketers to attack CRPF camp were from Pakistan: government

Delhi/Srinagar: Two militants who entered a paramilitary camp in Srinagar dressed in cricket uniforms and killed five jawans were most likely from Pakistan, said Home Secretary RK Singh.

The militants were shot dead. "Prima facie, the terrorists appear to be from across the border and were Pakistani nationals ," Mr Singh told reporters.