News

The government will launch a crackdown on banned clothing

Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi addresses a press conference in Islamabad on Saturday. — SCREEN GRAB ISLAMABAD: The federal government on Friday decided to launch a nationwide major operation against banned organizations as officials also considered concerns regarding the possible presence of ISIS elements in the country. According to sources who spoke to Express News, a

The government will launch a crackdown on banned clothing Read More »

The government is planning to shift Imran to Islamabad

Mohsin Naqvi says PTI founders to be shifted to newly constructed Islamabad jail in two months Pakistan Tehreek-i-Insaf founder Imran Khan. Photo: Reuters/file ISLAMABAD: The PML-N spearheaded the federal government’s plans to transfer former prime minister Imran Khan from Rawalpindi’s Adiala jail to Islamabad jail, which is expected to be completed in two months. Currently,

The government is planning to shift Imran to Islamabad Read More »

‘Open to cooperation with all for peace’

President Asif Ali Zardari. PHOTO: AFP/FILE ISLAMABAD: Highlighting the rapid changes the world is facing, ranging from geopolitical shifts and hybrid threats to cyber security, President Asif Ali Zardari on Friday reiterated that amid all such challenges, Pakistan stood ready to work with all nations to build understanding, peace and sustainable development. The President paid

‘Open to cooperation with all for peace’ Read More »

Zardari, Nawaz ‘quietly steering reconciliation’

. Former Federal Minister Muhammad Ali Durrani. PHOTO: FILE LAHORE: Senior politician and former federal minister Muhammad Ali Durrani has said that President Asif Ali Zardari could play a role in facilitating former prime minister and Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) founder Imran Khan’s move to the United Arab Emirates (UAE). In an interview, Durrani said government-PTI

Zardari, Nawaz ‘quietly steering reconciliation’ Read More »

Sherry’s proposal on NEPRA referred to the Senate panel

. ISLAMABAD: The Senate on Friday referred an adjournment petition regarding the implications of the National Electric Power Regulatory Authority’s (Nepra) prosumer regulation to the relevant standing committee. The motion, moved by Senator Sherry Rehman under Rule 88 of the Rules and Procedures of the Senate, 2012, sought discussion on the regulation’s potential impact on

Sherry’s proposal on NEPRA referred to the Senate panel Read More »

Scroll to Top