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IMF pushes to supervise the schemes of parliamentary members

Islamabad: The International Monetary Foundation has asked Pakistan to spend money on parliamentarians’ projects through regular approval processes by giving up a special treatment and again invited to avoid budget adjustments in the middle of the year without prior approval of parliament. The IMF has also emphasized the importance of a budget strategy paper by

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Pakistan asks the Taliban to act against TTP, bla

Islamabad: Pakistan, Afghanistan and China promised on Wednesday to strengthen joint efforts against terrorism when Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar called on the Taliban regime to take decisive and verifiable steps towards the forbidden Tehreek-E-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) and Balochistan Liberation Army (bla). The Foreign Ministers in China and Pakistan traveled to Kabul to attend the trilateral

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Afghan intelligencenabs ‘TTP -Rekruts’

Islamabad: In what is seen as a goodwill gesture against Islamabad, Afghanistan’s intelligence agency has arrested three suspected recruiters and commands accused of cooperating with the forbidden Tehreek-Etaliban Pakistan (TTP) and other terrorist groups. General Directorate of Intelligence (GDI) performed operations in Paktika and Khost provinces and arrested Mullah Sangin Group’s commander, Hayatullah, alias Ghalchaki

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Shehbaz assures all possible help to flood victims

Buner: Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif on Wednesday visited the flooded hit districts in Swat, Buner, Shangla and Swabi, where he stressed that any available national resource will be mobilized to accelerate the restoration efforts and restore normality in the affected areas. The Prime Minister was accompanied by the federal ministers and Field Marshal Syed Asim

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PBC rejects changes to ATA

Islamabad: Pakistan wore Council on Wednesday rejected amendments made in § 11Eeeeee in the Anti-Terrorism Act, 1997, where the law enforcement authorities and the armed forces are allowed to detain suspects for up to three months. In a decision adopted by the body that met during the presidency of Chaudhry Tahir Nasrullah Warraich, Vice, the

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