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Rawalpindi: The Toshakhana-II affair against the founder of the PTI, Imran Khan, and his wife, Bushra Bibi, reached a decisive stadium, the accusation having fulfilled the testimonies of his last two witnesses at the hearing on Monday in Adiala prison. The case focuses on an expensive set of jewelry – a necklace, earrings, bracelets and […]

Islamabad: The Supreme Court questioned on Monday the justification of the government behind the profits tax, asking if the ordinary price increases could be treated as extraordinary profits. A constitutional bench of five members, led by Judge Amicin Khan, heard the arguments of the lawyer for the petitioners Ahmed Jamal Sukhera. The judge Hassan Azhar

Rawalpindi: The founder of Pakistan Tehreek-E-insaf (PTI), Imran Khan, called on Monday the public to attend the mass rally, scheduled for September 27 in Peshawar, describing it as a demonstration for the freedom of the country. “The voice of the media was strangled. This rally is for the freedom of the nation. The party was

Multan: A Multan session court granted a 17 -year sentence to a prison sentence to the former MNA, Jamshed Dasti after having recognized him guilty of having used a false university diploma to challenge the elections. The case, initiated by the Pakistan Electoral Commission (ECP), alleged that Dasti challenged the 2008 general elections on the

LONDON: Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif ordered the competent authorities on Monday to develop a complete roadmap and a reform program with practical projects aimed at promoting investment and trade in all key sectors. Chair a high -level meeting by zooming in the improvement of investment, economic and commercial activities in Pakistan, the Prime Minister stressed

Islamabad: The Supreme Court has judged that the trial of civilians under the Army Act does not violate the standards of fair trial, because the constitutional bench rendered its detailed judgment on Monday – more than four months after having put aside a previous decision of the Supreme Court which had declared such unconstitutional trials.

Islamabad: The National Emergency Operations Center (NEOC) has confirmed a new case of polio in the Hyderabad district of Sindh, bearing the total number of polio cases reported across Pakistan at 27 in 2025. According to the Neoc, the Sindh has reported seven cases so far, highlighting the challenges in progress in the eradication of

Islamabad: The Pakistani authorities have determined that 70% of the terrorists involved in recent attacks by TTP of Tehreek-E-Taliban (TTP) prohibited were Afghan nationals, a strong increase compared to the 5 to 10% recorded in previous years, sources told L’Express Monday. The surprising revelation was made by Pakistan’s special representative on the Afghan ambassador Muhammad