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66,154 air travelers disembarked this year, FIA tells NA

Says restrictions on the movement of beggars and illegal migrants; NA committee orders promulgation of clear SOPs Inspector General of Police Sindh Riffat Mukhtar. PHOTO: FILE ISLAMABAD: The Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) revealed to a parliamentary committee that it had disembarked 66,154 passengers this year to combat organized gangs of beggars and illegal immigrants traveling […]

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Low price of sugar cane worries NA committee

Criticizes deregulation policy; says that a completely free market does not exist anywhere ISLAMABAD: A parliamentary panel has expressed serious concerns over low sugarcane prices, despite high profits made by sugar mills. The National Assembly’s Standing Committee on National Food Security met on Wednesday to review agricultural production. Committee chairman Syed Hussain Tariq said December

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Dar discusses relations with his Iraqi counterpart

. ISLAMABAD: DPM/FM Ishaq Dar and his Iraqi counterpart Dr. Fuad Mohammed Hussein on Wednesday reaffirmed their brotherly relations, exchanged views on strengthening bilateral cooperation and highlighted the importance of high-level exchanges. Dar spoke with his Iraqi counterpart, and they also underlined their commitment to strengthening their engagement in political and economic affairs, as well

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“184 video surveillance cameras installed at Pindi station”

. ISLAMABAD: Federal Minister for Railways Hanif Abbasi on Wednesday said that Pakistan’s first safe and smart railway station has been established in Rawalpindi. “The station is equipped with a 24×7 AI-based surveillance system and 184 modern surveillance cameras, significantly enhancing security and operational surveillance,” he said during a meeting with Defense Secretary Lt. Gen.

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Three NCCIA officials submit their resignations

. ISLAMABAD: Three officials of the National Cyber ​​Crime Investigation Agency (NCCIA), who were under investigation by the FIA ​​for their involvement in extracting money from a known YouTuber and call centers, have resigned from their posts. According to a notification, Deputy Director Sarfaraz Chaudhry, Assistant Director Muhammad Usman and Assistant Director Shoaib Riaz have

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Antibiotic abuse leads to deadly resistance in Pakistan

Pakistan faces a growing public health crisis due to unnecessary use or incomplete doses of antibiotics, with medical experts warning that antimicrobial resistance (AMR) claims between 200,000 and 300,000 lives in the country every year – directly or indirectly. Doctors say there has been a sharp increase in the number of seriously ill patients whose

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Imran’s sisters, PTI leaders indicted in terrorism case following Adiala protest

400 others also named in FIR, police invoke sections 7 and 21 (I) of ATA 1997 as well as various sections of PPC Sisters of PTI founder Imran Khan sit outside Adiala jail after they were denied a meeting on Tuesday. Photo: X/PTI A terrorism case has been registered against sisters of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf founder

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Pakistan to send students to Europe, China for AI training: PM Shehbaz

Prime Minister says economy has moved back from the brink of default, now is the time to boost growth and young people must lead that charge Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif addresses the laptop distribution ceremony in Haripur. PHOTO: Official PM/X Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif announced that the government will send Pakistani students to Europe and

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Tarar demands apology from global media for reports linking Pakistan to Australian beach shooting

Minister says deliberate false disinformation campaign was launched from hostile countries to malign Pakistan Information Minister Attaullah Tarar addresses a press conference on Wednesday, December 17, 2025. Information Minister Attaullah Tarar has demanded an apology and rectification from international media outlets that published an unverified report linking Pakistan to the shooting at Australia’s Bondi Beach.

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