Pakistan has temporarily shut down all access from its citizens to Facebook, Twitter, and other social media sites, on orders from the country's interior ministry, after days of violent anti-French ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. KARACHI, Pakistan (Reuters) - Tens of thousands of people protested across Pakistan on Friday against French magazine Charlie ...

Pakistan shuts down social-networking site after a satirical campaign dubbed "Everybody Draw Mohammed Day" draws scores of supporters online. Leslie Katz led a team that explored the intersection of ...

More than 20,000 supporters of a radical Islamic group held a peaceful rally against the publication of Prophet Muhammad cartoons Friday in an eastern Pakistan city and accused the government of being ...

ISLAMABAD — Pakistan’s government blocked access to social networking service Twitter for most of Sunday, after publicly holding Twitter responsible for promoting what it described as a blasphemous ...

LAHORE, Pakistan – Thousands of Islamists in Pakistan launched a march toward the capital on Wednesday to protest a far-right Dutch lawmaker's plans to hold a Prophet Muhammad cartoon contest later ...

Amid a rise in polio cases in Pakistan, the country's first animated female superhero, Burka Avenger, has joined the fight to eradicate the highly-infectious virus. As of Tuesday, the World Health ...

ISLAMABAD (AP) — Pakistan’s senate has passed a resolution condemning an anti-Islam cartoon contest planned by a far-right Dutch lawmaker, in one of the first actions taken by the assembly since last ...

Protesters ransacked Western businesses in Lahore and stormed a diplomatic enclave in the capital Tuesday to vent their anger over caricatures of the Prophet Muhammad in the worst such violence in ...

When three courageous Pakistani 11-year-olds, Saadi, Amna, and Kamil, suddenly find themselves with new superpowers of super-sight, super-speed, and super-hearing, they are determined to finally save ...

Police fired tear gas and wielded batons on Monday to stop about 7,000 students protesting the publication of the Prophet Muhammad cartoons in northwestern Pakistan from marching on the governor's ...