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Pakistan calls for permanent gaza -weapon’s rest at UNSC

Pakistan again pressed the United Nations Security Council to demand an immediate, unconditional and permanent truce in Gaza on Friday. With the Council of Council, Pakistan’s permanent representative of the UN ASIM IFTIKHAR AHMED Islamabad’s “unwavering support” to the Palestinian right to self -determination and called for an end to Israeli military operations. He said

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PAC -Panel ordering FIA -probe for fake bank guarantees

Islamabad: A Public Accounts Committee (PAC (PAC) Under Committee reviewed several audit reports on the defense production department on Thursday and raised concerns about false bank guarantees, unmet contingent and irregular appointments. The panel, led by Naveed Qamar, examined audit reports for fiscal years 2011-12, 2012-13, 2014-15 and 2021-22. The auditors revealed that M/S Pak

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IHC is suspending Sattar’s order on PTA chief

Islamabad: Islamabad High Court (IHC) has suspended Justice Babar Sattar’s order that removes Major General (RETD) HAFEEZUR REHMAN as Pakistan Telecommunication Authority (PTA) President, temporary recovery of him to the position. A division bench consisting of Justice Muhammad Asif and Justice Inaam Ameen Minhas issued the order on Thursday after an initial consultation on three

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Defense pact with KSA reflects real ‘friendship’

Islamabad: Pakistan and the Kingdom of Saudi -Arabia signed the historical strategic mutual defense agreement (SMDA) Wednesday during the visit of Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif to Riyadh. Experts in Pakinomist-strategic affairs Opine that Pakistan’s strategic capacity is India-centered and not for the implementation of any religious or ideological goals. These experts are of the opinion

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Super tax under control in the Supreme Court

Islamabad: The Supreme Court on Thursday investigated the process of introducing and approving the controversial super tax, with judges who questioned whether parliamentarians really considered public interests before adopting such measures. A five-member constitutional bench led by justice Aminuddin Khan resumed the case of the collection of super tax. During the procedure, justice asked Jamal

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