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Pakistan’s pricing discussions with us debate

Islamabad: According to the Ministry of Finance, official negotiations began between Pakistan and the United States on mutual rate issues. A video took place between the Federal Minister of Finance, Muhammad Aurangzeb and the American representative, the ambassador Jamieson Greer, during which the two parties exchanged their point of view in a constructive environment. The […]

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The ECP says that SC PTI was never gone to the case of reserved seats

Listen to the article Islamabad: The Pakistan Electoral Commission (ECP) presented its written declaration to the constitutional bench (CB) of requests from the Supreme Court’s hearing in the reserved seats case, declaring that the PTI was never gone to the case before the SC. On January 13, 2024, a three-member SC bench confirmed the ECP

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ATC condemns 11, including Abdul Latif de Pti, for the violence of May 9

Listen to the article Islamabad: Friday, an anti-terrorism court (ATC) in Islamabad was sentenced and sentenced 11 accused on various prison conditions and fines in affairs related to violence on May 9, 2023, to attack the Ramna police station, attacking the police, putting the properties on fire and distributing terrorism. The condemned men are the

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The terrorists sponsored by the Indians attack the Surab market in Baloutchistan

Listen to the article Quetta: A group of 20 to 30 terrorists affiliated to the group sponsored by the Indians Fitna al-Hindustan stormed the highly frequented market in Surab, Balutchistan on Friday. The attackers targeted soft targets, including banks, markets and civilians, including women and children in the local Baloutche community, said the spokesman for

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The field marshal prevents India against untenable “hydroelectric terrorism”

Listen to the article Pakistan will never be forced, and all the hostile conceptions to derail the efforts to combat the country’s terrorism will be “overwhelmed in a global manner,” said the Chief of the Army (COAS), Syed Asim Munir on Friday, “warning a peaceful resolution of the implementation of the Kashmire hydroemeter for the

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Pakistan to restore complete diplomatic links with Afghanistan

Listen to the article Pakistan has decided to upgrade its business in Kabul to the rank of ambassador, the ISHAQ DAR Foreign Minister on X, Radio Pakistan, announced on Friday. He expressed the confidence that the upgrade would improve the commitment and deepen Pakistani-Afghanistan cooperation in the economic, security, the fight against terrorism and commerce

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Four -day Eidul Azha festivals declared by the government

The federal government said four-day holidays for Eidul-Azha, which is expected to start on Friday June 6 and will extend until Monday, June 9. According to Express News, the announcement was made by the Prime Minister, who approved and then confirmed that during the holidays, all government and private offices, educational establishments and banks across

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The National Assembly takes a strict opinion on the leakage of caie paper

Listen to the article The Standing Committee of the National Assembly has taken note of the leaks reported in Caie (Cambridge Assessment International Education A and O at the level of exams, launching an official investigation and raising doubts about the credibility of the board of directors in the country. The decision follows a detailed

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The United Nations humanitarian chief dit Gaza in the face of forced famine by Israel

Listen to the article A senior United Nations accused Israel of submitting civilians to Gaza to forced famine, warning that the situation can constitute a war crime. In an interview with the BBC, Tom Fletcher, the UN humanitarian leader, said that denying food to a hungry population could not be justified. “It is classified as

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