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Pakistan - Just after news of the Pandora Papers broke into the mainstream media, clarifications started pouring in from those named in what is being termed as the largest data leak ever. The whopping 2.94
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Pakistan - TTP group (Tehreek-e-Pakistan) is banned in Pakistan. The banned group is made of many groups, and some of the groups are in talks with the Government of Pakistan, said Prime Minister Imran Khan.
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Pakistan - The Foreign Office reacted to the draft bill, on Wednesday, introduced in the US Senate, wanting sanctions against Pakistan and the Afghan Taliban. Pakistan termed the references to the country “uncalled for and
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Pakistan - PML-N Vice President Maryam Nawaz congratulated, on Wednesday, her uncle, party president and Opposition leader Shahbaz Sharif on being certified as an "international Sadiq and Ameen" leader. Her remarks referred to the orders
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Paksitan - Celebrity banters are no longer rare, but who thought that social media would bring leaders from two rival political parties together? We all would agree on one thing - Maryam Nawaz - the
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Pakistan - Pakistan Muslim League Nawaz (PML-N) leader Zubair Umar said Monday that the video viral on social media is associated with him is “doctored” and “fake”. “Those behind this have done an extremely shameful
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The Prime Minister of Pakistan, Imran Khan, has said that a destabilized Afghanistan will become a safe haven for global terrorists again – urging world leaders to engage in a positive dialogue with the Taliban
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Finance Minister Shaukat Tarin is set to take up the issue of his being elected as a senator with Prime Minister Imran Khan as his fate, to continue as the Finance Minister, hangs in balance.
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Pakistan People’s Party (PPP) Chairman Bilawal Bhutto-Zardari, yesterday, said he welcomed Prime Minister Imran Khan’s stance on the possible recognition of the Taliban government. The scion of the Bhutto dynasty said Imran Khan’s position on
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The government’s proposed gas tariff plan seeks to increase prices for 43pc of sale volumes to finance the cost of gas supplies to lower-end consumers. This step is a part of the fresh cross-subsidy mechanism
