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The United Nations: Pakistan’s ambassador to the United Nations Asim Iftikhar Ahmad hosted a largely attendance to mark the end of Pakistan’s Presidency of the UN Security Council for July. Head of diplomatic missions accredited to the United Nations, High -ranking UN Employees, prominent citizens and senior journalists participated in the event held on Thursday. […]

Islamabad: Imran Khan’s sister Aleema Khanum said Friday that former Prime Minister Sønner had applied for Pakistani Visa and was waiting for approval from the Ministry of the Interior prior to a planned visit. By taking to x said Aleema: “A few days ago, Suleiman [Khan] and Kasim [Khan] applied for their visas with Pakistan

Opposition parties on Friday called for the immediate release of former Prime Minister Imran Khan, his wife Bushra Bibi and rights activist Dr. Mahrang Baloch, while also demanding the solution of Special Investment Facilitation Council (SIFC), restoration of constitutional supremacy and an end to "Military interference" in democratic and legal affairs. The requirements were made

Listen to article Lahore: Over 150 passengers were left wounded on Friday when five coaches in Islamabad Express passenger train overturned near Kala Shah Kaku Railway Station, only 15 kilometers from Lahore, in a scary derailment that narrowly avoided throwing the train into a gap. The train, on the way from Lahore to Rawalpindi with

Islamabad: In a momentum against reforming the justice sector, a high -level meeting was held below the Presidency of Pakistan’s Chief Justice to review and improve institutional relations between bar associations and the law and the Justice Commission of Pakistan. According to a press release issued on Friday, Chief Justice of Pakistan, Justice Yahya, shared

Islamabad: Monsoon-related disasters have so far resulted in 295 fatalities and over 700 injuries nationwide, a government body said Friday. Briefing Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif about the destruction caused by the heavy rain in various parts of the country, National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA) President Lieutenant Inam Haider Malik said more than 1,600 homes have

Quetta: Pakistan issued a new invitation on Friday for Afghans who lived in Balochistan to leave the country and triggered thousands to hurry to the border, officials said. “We have received directives from the home department to launch a new drive to repatriate all Afghans … in a respectful and orderly way,” Mehar Ullah, a

Listen to article Islamabad: Pakistan will continue to pursue strategic partnership with China and reject the perception that its close ties with the United States may come at the expense of Beijing. Two statements on Friday – one from the Foreign Office and the other from ISPR – delivered a clear message that Pakistan’s relationship

Listen to article Islamabad: Inflation increased to 4.1% in July due to the increase in prices of non-perishable foods and energy products, but it remained good within the expected range, which still does not appear to shape the harsh attitude of the central bank, which is not willing to cut the interest rate into single

Barrister Dr. Muhammad Ali Saif In the shadows of an increasingly autocratic political landscape, the population of Pakistan witnesses a dangerous paradox. A political party that is silent across traditional media, relentlessly demonized, legally persecuted and institutional corner is somehow still standing and perhaps even stronger than ever in the Pakistan. This party is Pakistan