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TLP chokehold tightens as government eases concerns

Punjab minister says dozens of bank accounts frozen, Interior Minister Naqvi meets academics in Karachi Clashes between police and TLP workers paralyze life in Lahore on Friday. Screenshot of an Express sequence LAHORE/KARACHI: The Punjab government on Tuesday intensified its crackdown on Tehreek-e-Labbaik Pakistan (TLP) and its supporters, freezing dozens of bank accounts, seizing properties […]

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ECP withdraws Punjab LG election schedule after new law

LAHORE: The Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP) has officially withdrawn the timetable for Punjab’s local government elections, confirming The Express PK Press Club’s previous report that the passage of the Punjab Local Government Act, 2025 would once again derail people’s democracy in the province. In a meeting chaired by Chief Election Commissioner (CEC) Sikandar Sultan

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Oil supply under threat as Sindh demands Rs180 billion from industry

Provincial government releases oil cargo, demands bank guarantees instead of engaging with companies to clear cargoes CM Sindh Murad Ali Shah. Photo: Government of Sindh The oil crisis in the country may worsen as the industry faces collapse due to claims of Rs180 billion under the Sindh Infrastructure Development Levy imposed by the Sindh government

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Field Marshal Munir vows to crush Indian proxies spreading violence in Balochistan

COAS says Pakistan seeks regional peace, but any violation of its territorial integrity will be responded to decisively Field Marshal Asim Munir addressing the participants of the 17th Balochistan National Workshop at GHQ. Photo: ISPR screenshot Field Marshal Asim Munir said “all necessary measures” were being taken against Indian-sponsored proxies – Fitna al Hindustan and

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Pakistan’s seafood exports to China increased by 25% in the first quarter of 2025

Pakistan’s seafood exports to China reached $153 million in the first quarter of 2025, compared to $121.93 million for the same period in 2024, according to data from the General Administration of Customs of China (GACC). China Economic Net (CEN) reported that frozen fish led the growth with exports worth $40.10 million, up from $30.19

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Punjab receives 87 new electric buses to serve Rawalpindi and Islamabad

The Punjab government has acquired 87 new air-conditioned electric buses from China, which arrived in Rawalpindi, with the aim of providing affordable yet modern travel facilities to citizens. The project will cover a vast area of ​​84 kilometers across the twin cities. The buses are equipped with Wi-Fi, global positioning system (GPS) tracking and mobile

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Fuel shortage temporarily eases as Sindh clears PSO vessel

Oil marketing companies could obtain delivery clearances within 15 days without full bank guarantee, sources say The threat of shortage of petroleum products was temporarily averted after the Sindh government allowed a Pakistan State Oil (PSO) vessel to carry out a 15-day engagement. Clearance of oil shipments at Karachi port had been delayed due to

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