August 2025

Islamabad: The United Kingdom has promised 1.33 million pounds sterling humanitarian aid to support Pakistan to deal with the devastating impact of the monsoon season of this year. The aid package, announced on Friday, is expected to benefit more than 223,000 people in seven districts struck by floods in Punjab, Gilgit-Baltistan and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. Support […]

Islamabad: President Asif Ali Zardari constituted the 11th National Finance Commission on Friday to finalize a new resource distribution prize, paving the way for a new force test while the center seeks to reconquer the lost tax space while the provinces are preparing to hold the ground. Within the framework of article (1) of article

On Friday, Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif announced the launch of an anti-training campaign at the national level around rivers, rivers and natural sailors, saying that the protection of aquatic channels was essential to avoid future flood disasters. President of a high -level meeting to examine the damage caused by the current rains and floods, the

Islamabad: A subcommittee of the Pakistan Judicial Commission (JCP) led by judge Jamal Khan Mandokhail failed to develop the criteria for selecting judges for the constitutional benches (CBS), because most of the members estimated that the Constitution does not allow it. The five -member committee held a meeting on Thursday, August 21. Other members included

Rawalpindi: Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi met the military staff chief on Friday, Marshal Syed Asim Munir and discussed regional security, the fight against terrorism and questions of mutual interest, said a press release published by Inter-Service Public Relations (ISPR). The two parties expressed their commitment to advance peace, stability and prosperity in the region.

Gilgit: A timely warning of a local shepherd turned out to be a rescue buoy for the entire population of the village of Roshan in the Ghizer district, saving them from a sudden devastating flood early Friday morning, while the flooding alerts praised by the state did not sound new, hardly prove more than dead