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Gross funding Fitna al Hindustan: Bugti

Islamabad: The chief minister of Balutchistan, Mir Sarfaraz Bugti, said that the Intelligence Agency of India, research and analysis Wing (RAW), sponsors the terrorist group “Fitna al Hindustan” to destabilize Pakistan. Addressing a press conference in the provincial capital alongside the provincial Minister of Planning and Development Zahoor Ahmed Buledi and the chief secretary of

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Bilawal calls for peace, says that India must honor the treaties passed before dialogue

The president of the Pakistani peoples party and former Minister of Foreign Affairs, Bilawal Bhutto Zardari, said on Thursday that Pakistan was ready to continue peace with India, but insisted that any significant commitment had to start with New Delhi honoring the past agreements, in particular the industrial water Treaty. Speaking at the Middle East

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Pakistan’s poverty rate increases to 44.7% in the new thresholds of the World Bank

Listen to the article Islamabad: The World Bank has revised the global income thresholds used to measure poverty, leading to a sharp increase in poverty in Pakistan, which is now 44.7%. However, experts warn that the updated figure cannot fully seize current realities due to the dependence on obsolete data of the 2018-2019 (HIES) household

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UNSC meetings validate global confidence in the counter-terrorist references of Pakistan: PM

Listen to the article Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif described Pakistan on Thursday to have several organizations to combat terrorism of the United Nations Security Council (USC) as a “question of great pride” and a reflection of the international community’s confidence in the powers of fighting the country’s terrorism. The Prime Minister’s remarks occurred one day

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Pakistan says no decision to delete bilateral agreements with India

Listen to the article No decision has yet been made to eliminate bilateral agreements with India, the Ministry of Pakistan Foreign Affairs said on Thursday – One day after the Minister of Defense, Khawaja Asif, said that the 1972 Simla agreement between the two hostile neighbors was a “dead” document. Answering questions from the media,

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