A Chinese restaurant where robots cook and serve food

No need to tip this waiter! A sci-fi restaurant in China has employed robots to work as waiters, cooks, entertainers and receptionists. 

Tahirul Qadri leads long march towards Islamabad

JHELUM: Tens of thousands of Pakistanis inched towards Islamabad Monday, in a protest march led by

Immunity for US troops in Afghanistan to be decided by year-end

A decision on immunity for U.S. troops staying in Afghanistan after the 2014 planned withdrawal will be made by the end of the year, Afghan President Hamid Karzai said on Monday.
'The issue of immunity is under discussion (and) it is going to take eight to nine months before we reach agreement,' Karzai told a news conferen

Pakistan strongly protests Indian LoC violations

RAWALPINDI: Pakistan strongly protested with Indian military authorities during a Flag Meeting over continuous cease fire violations by Indian troops

Qadri-led long march reaches Gujjar Khan

Staff Report

ISLAMABAD: Thousands of supporters of the Tehreek Minhajul Quran (TMQ) led by Dr. Tahirul Qadri continue their march on Islamabad, SAMAA reports. 

India's army chief turns up heat on Pakistan, says can retaliate

NEW DELHI: India's army chief General Bikram Singh held out the threat of retaliating against Pakistan for the killing of two soldiers at the de facto border in Kashmir, saying he had asked his ground commanders to be aggressive in the face of provocation.

SAMSUNG REVEALS UNBREAKABLE PHONE WHICH ROLLS UP LIKE PAPER

Samsung wowed viewers in Las Vegas this week with a working mobile phone screen which can be rolled and unrolled like a sheet of paper. This phone was shown off by Brian Berkeley, senior vice-president of Samsung Display, at a presentation at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas. The screen kept working as it was rolled and unrolled - showing off that it is far more flexible than previous pliable screens.