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Pakistan firmly condemned the interception by Israel of the world Flotilla of Sumud, describing action as a flagrant violation of international law and international humanitarian law. In a statement on Thursday, Foreign Office (FO) said that the illegal detention of international activists aboard the flotilla ended up the lives of innocent civilians. The flotilla, comprising […]

Islamabad: At least 1,006 people – including 275 children, 568 men and 163 women – lost their lives in the regions struck by the floods of the country following implacable rains and sudden floods. Rescue and rescue operations are underway while the authorities are trying to reach affected communities and assess the extent of the

Rawalpindi: Taking aware of the allegations negotiated between his confidants, the chief boss Imran Khan held his sister Aleema Khan and Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa, the chief minister Ali Amin Gandapur, to publish public statements against each other, and summoned the latter for a meeting on Thursday (today). This was indicated by the senator of Pti Ali Zafar,

Islamabad: The Minister of Finance, Muhammad Aurangzeb, reaffirmed Pakistan’s commitment to increase the tax perception to 11% of GDP by the end of the exercise on Wednesday, despite the Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) which missed its quarterly RS198 billion objective. Aurangzeb told journalists after a meeting of the parliamentary committee that the negotiations with

Islamabad / Lahore: Alarmed by the spectrum of crawling provincialism, triggered by the beards of the Tat-to-Tat on the response of the floods, the first leadership of the Pakistani peoples (PPP) and Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) were nestled on Wednesday in order to eliminate tensions and harmonists of salvage coalition. The president of the National

Muzaffarabad / Islamabad: At least nine people, including three police officers, were killed after violence broke out in Azad Jammu-et-Cachemire (AJK) on the third day of a general strike called by the joint Awami action committee (JAAC) for reforms and public facilities in the region, officials announced on Wednesday. According to the media, companies and

Lahore: The Pakistan Human Rights Commission (HRCP) has expressed profound concern concerning the extraordinary delay in the application of the National Commission for the Rights of Minorities and has urged the government to implement it without further delay to ensure the protection of the fundamental rights of minorities. In an open letter addressed to President