Asad Umar emphasises the importance of increasing security as Chinese investment in Pakistan grows.

Asad Umar, Federal Minister for Planning, Development, and Special Initiatives, emphasised on Thursday the importance of increasing security for Chinese-backed projects in Pakistan as the nation’s investment in the country grows. “The China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) is attracting more investment. Aside from special economic zones, Chinese companies are investing inContinue Reading

PM Imran Khan emphasises the necessity of Pakistan becoming self-sufficient in agricultural crops.

Dera Ghazi Khan: Prime Minister Imran Khan emphasised the significance of making Pakistan self-sufficient in food crops on Thursday, saying it was vital to feed the country’s massive population. The prime minister was speaking at a Kissan Card ceremony in Dera Ghazi Khan, when he claimed Pakistan’s already enormous populationContinue Reading

A threatening email was received to the New Zealand cricket team from Mumbai : Fawad

ISLAMABAD: Fawad Chaudhry, the Federal Minister for Information, addressed a news conference on New Zealand’s withdrawal from the recent ODI series in Pakistan, claiming that the Black Caps had received a threatening email from India.The information minister, flanked by Interior Minister Sheikh Rasheed, spoke about the stringent security measures inContinue Reading

Those who take advantage of a corrupt system are opposed to EVM: Prime Minister Imran Khan

ISLAMABAD: Prime Minister Imran Khan says individuals opposed to the electronic voting machine (EVM) system, which he thinks would solve a major problem in Pakistan’s electoral process, are people who profit from corrupt systems.PM Imran Khan said the PTI government’s three years in power had been “extremely tough” while speakingContinue Reading

‘Absolutely not,’ but there is a cost: Fawad on England, New Zealand pullout

The phrase “absolutely not” comes at a cost that nations must pay if they want to keep their heads held high, said Information Minister Fawad Chaudhry on Tuesday, following the cancellation of England and New Zealand cricket tours to Pakistan. Prime Minister Imran Khan stated unequivocally in June that PakistanContinue Reading

Tabish Gauhar’s resignation has been accepted by Prime Minister Imran Khan.

ISLAMABAD: Tabish Gauhar resigned as Special Assistant to Prime Minister Imran Khan on Power and Petroleum on Tuesday. The premier has accepted his resignation, according to a notification issued by the Cabinet Secretariat. “The Prime Minister has been pleased to accept Tabish Gauhar’s resignation from the post of Special AssistantContinue Reading

Taliban leader Zabihullah Mujahid praises Prime Minister Imran Khan for his efforts to bring peace to Afghanistan.

Zabihullah Mujahid, Taliban spokesperson and Deputy Minister for Information and Culture, praised Prime Minister Imran Khan on Tuesday, recognising his efforts to promote peace in Afghanistan. Mujahid told Afghan media in Kabul that countries were criticising the Taliban government for human rights violations while failing to recognise it. “We believeContinue Reading

Ramiz Raja criticises the “Western Bloc” after England and New Zealand cancel Pakistan tours.

Ramiz Raja, Chairman of the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB), lashed out on Monday at the ‘western bloc’ after England cancelled its tour of Pakistan, citing security concerns in the country. England’s cancellation comes just days after New Zealand backed out of the cricket series, citing a “security alert” from theirContinue Reading

More people tasked with New Zealand’s security than their forces combined: Rasheed

ISLAMABAD: Federal Minister for Interior Sheikh Rasheed Monday commented on New Zealand Cricket’s decision to pull out of Pakistan at the eleventh hour and said that Pakistan tasked more security personnel to ensure the foreign team’s safety than their forces combined. Addressing a press conference in Islamabad, the minister raisedContinue Reading

‘How many notices have been sent to Maryam, Fazl?’ Azam Swati lashes out at ECP

Federal Minister for Railways Azam Khan Swati on Monday lashed out at the Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP) and asked how many notices had the body sent to Opposition leaders Maryam Nawaz and Maulana Fazlur Rehman. “How many notices has the ECP sent to Maryam Nawaz and Fazlur Rehman thatContinue Reading

Breaking News (Page 311)

Asad Umar emphasises the importance of increasing security as Chinese investment in Pakistan grows.

PM Imran Khan emphasises the necessity of Pakistan becoming self-sufficient in agricultural crops.

A threatening email was received to the New Zealand cricket team from Mumbai : Fawad

Those who take advantage of a corrupt system are opposed to EVM: Prime Minister Imran Khan

‘Absolutely not,’ but there is a cost: Fawad on England, New Zealand pullout

Tabish Gauhar’s resignation has been accepted by Prime Minister Imran Khan.

Taliban leader Zabihullah Mujahid praises Prime Minister Imran Khan for his efforts to bring peace to Afghanistan.

Ramiz Raja criticises the “Western Bloc” after England and New Zealand cancel Pakistan tours.

More people tasked with New Zealand’s security than their forces combined: Rasheed

‘How many notices have been sent to Maryam, Fazl?’ Azam Swati lashes out at ECP

Pakistan’s heavy vehicle imports reached a record high.

Three people were injured after a 5.1-magnitude earthquake struck Kohlu, Balochistan.

Petrol and fuel prices to remain unchanged ‘until further orders’

Four independent GB election victors join the IPP.

Petrol now costs Rs458.40 and diesel costs Rs520.35, marking Pakistan’s highest-ever fuel price increase.

Imran Khan was brought to PIMS Hospital for follow-up eye medical care.

Peshawar High Court maintains Khyber Pakhtunkhwa’s sales tax on building services.

TTAP maintains its demand for Imran Kha’s personal physicians and calls off the Parliament House sit-in.

T20 World Cup: Pakistan slip early, four wickets down to India

The opposition’s sit-in is still going on. Imran Khan has not yet been moved from prison to a hospital.