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Former US military chief Mike Mullen said Sunday that the United States had visibly ‘distanced’ itself from Pakistan. The ex-US military chief said the White House and the State Department rejected claims of their linkage
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The Supreme Court of Pakistan (SCP) said Monday that the speaker had the power to reject a resolution as per the constitution. Justice Muneeb Akhtar said that the speaker did not do anything against the
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Pakistani celebrities are going gaga on a rather eventful day in the history of our country's politics. The happening day started off with the deputy speaker national assembly rubbishing the vote of the no-confidence motion
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On Sunday, the country saw the most eventful weekend in its history as the deputy speaker disallowed the no-trust vote against Prime Minister Imran Khan. The PM sprang his surprise on the opposition as he
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Apart from its tragic outcomes for global health, the COVID-19 pandemic came along with travel restrictions and orders that people study and work at home. The internet was championed as the remedy for those asked
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Pak Suzuki Motor Company (PSMC) announced Friday a massive increase in the prices of its lineup. It is pertinent to state that the prices will be taking effect from today, 1 April, Friday. The company
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On Saturday, a day before Prime Minister Imran Khan faced a no-trust move in the National Assembly, Chief of Army Staff General Qamar Bajwa said Pakistan did not believe in camp politics. In a speech
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On Friday, Prime Minister Imran Khan said that the military establishment had given him three options: "no-confidence [vote], resignation, or elections" after the opposition filed a no-confidence motion against him in the National Assembly. Speaking
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On Friday, the Prime Minister of Pakistan got a reply from the White House after he blamed the foreign powers for their attempts at stopping the US government. After Khan made those allegations, where he
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Ahead of his preparation for a no-trust motion and voting in the Parliament that has been pushed to Sunday, PM Imran Khan has shouted out loud over interference from Washington into the ‘internal matters’ of
