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Islamabad: Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif said on Wednesday that the recent four -day armed conflict between Pakistan and India had proven that “Pahalgam incident was a false flag operation”. “If it was otherwise,” he said, “India should have present solid evidence in the world to prove his case.” Addressing a ceremony at the United States […]

Islamabad: While the federal government has not yet officially progressed with the 27th constitutional amendment, the murmurs of dissatisfaction and debate have already taken root in the legal fraternity while the Supreme Court resumes hearings on the requests for revision disputing the order of July 12 in the case of reserved seats. Tensions have further

After months of dead air and no movement on key electoral appointments, Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif extended a branch of Olivier on Wednesday to the Omar Ayub National Assembly, inviting him to consultations on the appointment of a new commissioner in the elections (CEC). In a letter, the Prime Minister said that the term CEC,

Defense Minister Khawaja Asif said that the 1972 Simla Agreement “died” in the current geopolitical context, declaring that Pakistan actually returned to the 1948 post concerning cashmere, and that the control line (LOC) should now be considered a cease-fire line. In an interview with a private television channel on Wednesday, the minister said that if

Islamabad: On Wednesday, the National Economic Council approved an enlargement of national development spending of RS 3.9 billion rupees, as some provinces asked to examine the National Finance Commission and reopening the issue of agricultural income tax with the International Monetary Fund. The Federal Public Sector Development Program approved by the NEC 2025-26 shows the

Islamabad: Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif and Marshal Asim Munnir would go to Saudi Arabia on Thursday for a day trip, the Vice-Prime Minister said on Wednesday, who added that the visit was part of Pakistan’s current diplomatic awareness in the wake of brewing tensions with India. Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar told the media that the

Islamabad: In a major setback for India, Pakistan was elected vice-president of the CSNU terrorism fighting committee and will also chair the CSNU Taliban sanctions committee in 2025. According to the list updated the chairs of subsidiary organizations of the UNSC, Denmark will take charge of the Sanctions Committee 1267 ISIL (Da’ish) and Al-Qaida in

Rawalpindi: At least 14 activists have been affiliated with Fitna al-Khawarij, an identified group as an Indian indicator, were killed in intellect-based operations in northern Waziristan between June 2 and 3, it appeared on Wednesday. According to a press release published by Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR), the security forces carried out operations in the Dhatta

Islamabad: More than 200,000 Afghans have left Pakistan since the government has renewed an expulsion campaign in April. According to the Interior Ministry, more than 135,000 Afghans left Pakistan in April, while 67,000, left in May and more than 3,000 were returned in the first two days of June. The number of returnees slowed down

Lahore: While the Ban Pakistan airspace was slapped on Indian carriers for forty days, the Air India cost of heavy consumption, announced sources of aviation on Wednesday. The Indian national carrier has already taken a blow of more than 8.2 billion rupees since the start of the closure. According to well -placed aviation initiates, Air