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Islamabad: Pakistan Tehreek-E-Insaf’s (PTI) central information secretary Sheikh Waqa’s Akram rejected on Wednesday reports of ongoing negotiations with the government and said that dialogue “does not work like this”. By tackling a news conference, the party’s central information secretary clarified that PTI Foundation Chairman Imran Khan has refused to initiate conversations. “You can’t drive dagger […]

Islamabad: Deputy Prime Minister/Foreign Minister Senator Ishaq Dar will visit Hong Kong, the special administrative region of China, from 29 to 30 May to participate in the signing ceremony of the Convention on the Creating the International Organization for Mediation (IOMED). He will sign the Iomed Convention and address the ceremony on May 30. He

Islamabad: Power Division has expressed serious concerns about the seven-year multi-year customs (myt) decision recently issued by the National Electric Power Regulatory Authority (NEPRA) for K-ELECTRIC, who warned that it could have far-reaching economic and political consequences. Federal Minister of Power Awai’s Leghari has warned that such decisions could have a negative impact on the

The National Assembly’s Standing Committee for Communication has been informed that Quetta-Zhob Road, including Zhob Bypass, is included in this year’s PSDP. However, due to limited funds, Loralai city pass will be considered for admission to the next PSDP in response to the committee’s previous recommendations. The committee, which met under the presidency of MNA

Muzaffarabad: At least five police officers lost their lives when a police trolley threw himself into a deep gap in the Tolipir area of ​​Rawalakot, Azad Jammu and Kashmir (AJK), Wednesday. After receiving the news of the accident, the administration and police rushed to the scene and restored the bodies from the vehicle. The deceased

Islamabad: The Asian Development Bank (ADB) has postponed the approval of a $ 800 million financing package to Pakistan for five days at the request of India, who sought time to evaluate the loan documents and postpone deficiencies in the lender’s rule book that allows such extensions. Government officials told The Express Pakinomist that the

Geneva: A senior Pakistani diplomat has warned India that it will respond with “greater wildness and determination” if he was attacked again when he drawn attention to the UN conference on disarmament in Geneva to the recent hostilities between the two South Asian nations. “South Asia does not need another crisis-it requires a future formed