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. ISLAMABAD: Parliamentary leaders from Azerbaijan, Malaysia and the Maldives have stressed the need for stronger inter-parliamentary cooperation to address global challenges of conflict, insecurity and climate change. Speaking at the meeting of the Inter-Parliamentary Speakers’ Conference (ISC) hosted by Pakistan’s Senate, they praised Islamabad’s initiative to bring together lawmakers from around the world under […]

. Shaza also revealed that Chinese satellite internet companies including Galaxy Space and Shanghai Space have expressed interest in entering the Pakistani market. PHOTO: APP ISLAMABAD: Federal Minister for Information Technology and Telecommunications Shaza Fatima Khawaja on Wednesday announced that the government is rolling out a Rs 4.5 billion plan to train 7,200 professionals in

. ISLAMABAD: The action on the resignation of PTI dissident Senator Saifullah Abro has been stalled amid the ongoing debate on the 27th constitutional amendment as the Senate chairman is yet to sign the resignation submitted by the lawmaker. Despite the fact that Abro’s resignation has been tendered in Parliament, the senate’s secretariat has not

. LAHORE: The 27th Constitutional Amendment Act, 2025 has been challenged in the Lahore High Court (LHC) for allegedly undermining the independence of the judiciary and changing the constitutional framework without due consultation. The petition was filed naming the Prime Minister, the Speaker of the National Assembly and the Ministry of Law as respondents. The

ISLAMABAD: With 37% of Pakistan’s youth neither employed nor enrolled in education or training, the government has proposed China to offer 10,000 PhD scholarships to Pakistani students at the top 25 Chinese universities. The initiative aims to equip young people with training in new disciplines and support the modernization of Pakistan’s economy. The proposal was