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Islamabad: Representatives from Pakistan, China, Russia and Iran met on Monday in Moscow to coordinate their positions ahead of the seventh round of Moscow format consultations on Afghanistan, scheduled to begin on Tuesday (today). The meeting gathered special broadcasts from the four regional powers to detailed discussions about the situation in Afghanistan, especially the ongoing

Islamabad: The Foreign Office stated on Monday that it is hopeful that the safe evacuation of the former Senator Mushtaq Ahmad will “successfully end within the next few days.” “The Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Pakistan’s foreign affairs works through his embassy in Amman tirelessly to secure the secure evacuation of former Senator Mushtaq Ahmad

Rawalpindi: Pakistan Tehreek-E-Insaf (PTI) leaders warned on Monday that the party’s founding chairman Imran Khan could be moved to lonely inclusion after a few more hearings, accusing authorities of running a campaign to divert attention from his message. The party also said IMRAN’s future messages will be delivered by his sisters to avoid similar redirections.

Islamabad: In what seemed to be a high-level intervention to draft political tensions between Sindh and the Punjab governments, President Asif Ali Zardari on Monday convened federal Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi for Karachi for urgent consultations, Express News reported. The move came as a war war between the Pakistani Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N), which controls Punjab,

Islamabad: When Pakistan struggles with an expanded trade deficit, rising unemployment and an emigration of multinational businesses, experts call on the government to adopt a more aggressive protectionist approach – similar to US President Donald Trump’s “America First” strategy – to protect domestic production. Trump’s economic policy, which was very dependent on import tariffs and