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PM invites US companies to invest in the growing mineral sector in Pakistan

Listen to the article Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif invited American companies on Wednesday to exploit the mineral resources of Pakistan, highlighting the unexploited potential and strategic value in the sector. The Prime Minister made these remarks at a meeting with an American delegation led by Erik Mayer, acting assistant secretary at the South and Central […]

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Pakistan urges technological boost in the United Nations peacekeeping

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The United Nations: While the ceasefire becomes more fragile and conflicts are more unpredictable, Pakistan has called to use the rapid range of new expansion technologies to make its peacekeeping missions “more effective”. “The progress of detection technologies can considerably improve monitoring of the ceasefire at lower costs,” the permanent representative of the United Nations

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ATC extends Bushra’s surety in the case of protest

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Listen to the article Islamabad / Rawalpindi: An anti-terrorism court (ATC) in Rawalpindi extended Tuesday the provisional guarantee of Bushra Bibi, the wife of the founder of the PTI, in 31 cases linked to the demonstrations of November 26, until April 29. ATC judge Amjad Ali Shah, also extended the provisional endorses of Azam Swati,

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Crime Statistics Dark Painting Image

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Listen to the article Karachi: Despite the repeated complaints of the police responsible for a decrease in crime, the harsh reality in the field depicts a very different table. According to the latest report published by the citizen liaison committee (CPLC), the streets of Karachi remained dangerous and unpredictable in March 2025, while hundreds were

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Justice reforms need possession of stakeholders: CJP

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Islamabad: The chief judge of Pakistan (CJP) Yahya Afridi held an advisory session at the Supreme Court to hire stakeholders and improve the service of justice services. The session was aimed at looking for participants’ opinions on specifically and inexpensive reforms, the facilitation of litigants and an integrated political approach to realign the country’s judicial

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“The government has embarked on the progress of Balutchistan”

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Islamabad: Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif reaffirmed the government’s unshakable commitment to the development of Balutchistan on Tuesday, calling this vital for the global progress of Pakistan. The Prime Minister spoke to a high -level delegation of Baloutchistan lawyers here at the PM house. The meeting was followed by the Federal Minister of Law and judge

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The sea breeze provides relief in heat waves

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Karachi: The marine breeze has been completely restored, and the mercury in the city should remain between 34 and 36 degrees Celsius for the next three days, the spokesperson for the Pakistological Meteorological Department (PMD), Anjum Nazir Zeigham on Tuesday. The city has remained hot and humid but outside the summits observed in the past

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CB to soon conclude the case of military trial

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Islamabad: A constitutional bench (CB) of the Supreme Court hinted at a case with regard to the trial of a group of rioters on May 9 in the military courts during the following two hearings. A CB of seven members led by Judge Amicin Khan resumed on Tuesday hearing the intra-cost calls filed against the

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The United States is ending the key student exchange program

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Pakistan’s World Pakistan World Pakistan World Exchange Program has officially finished after 15 years, the United States Educational Foundation in Pakistan (USEFP) confirmed on Tuesday. The initiative to exchange a semester, which allowed the Pakistani undergraduate students to study in an American university or a college for an unworthy semester, was administered by the USEFP

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Car washing stations face repression in the middle of the water crisis

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Lahore: The Environmental Protection Punjab Agency (EPA) has launched a radical repression on car washing stations in the province for not having installed compulsory water recycling systems, as part of wider efforts to combat a growing water crisis. This decision comes after the EPA imposed a ban on the province last week on the creation

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