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Beijing: President Asif Ali Zardari met Wednesday with his Chinese colleague Xi Jinping, where the two sides discussed the positive course for the bilateral relationship, high quality development of CPEC 2.0 and the importance of human-to-people connections and cultural exchanges. At the meeting held in the population’s large hall during the five-day official visit of

Lahore: In a first, a female legislator in the Punjab assembly belonging to the ruling Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N), faced allegations of spreading ‘fake news’ in accordance with the newly stated changes to prevent electronic crime law (Peca), it was learned Wednesday. A compatible compatible for registration of the first information report (FIR) against PML-N

Lahore: Unidentified attacks on Wednesday opened fire on a car near Murideke on GT Road, resulting in a deadly crash that demanded the life of a CIA sub-inspector and his friend while the driver was abandoned critically wounded. According to police, Under Inspector Muratib Ali, who was sent on the CIA Organized Crime Unit (OCU),

In a significant step towards financial cooperation, a high-level delegation met from the Sindh government, led by Sindh Chief Minister Syed Murad Ali Shah, with top executives of Chinese companies in Beijing. The meetings focused on major infrastructure and energy projects and paved the way for improved bilateral partnerships. The delegation included Senior Minister Sharjeel

Islamabad: Pakistan observed Kashmir Solidarity Day on Wednesday and confirmed his unwavering support to the people of the Native American who was occupied Jammu and Kashmir (IIOJK) in their struggle for self -determination. The day was marked with rallies, human chains, peace walks and special prayers across the country and Azad Jammu and Kashmir (AJK)

The Pakistani government has begun the process of deporting all foreign nationals who reside illegally in the country, including Afghans, sources said Wednesday. However, Afghans sponsored by European or other foreign countries will not be deported at the moment. If their resettlement is not realized soon, they may also have deportation, according to sources in

Lahore: Former Prime Minister Imran Khan’s letter to the army chief, whom the government considers a desperation act, reflects a slight shift in his attitude towards establishment, analysts say. Some suggest that the change may be linked to non -reveled developments that are taking place in the background. Analysts unanimously questioned the authenticity of the