The United States said on Wednesday that it was "alarmed" by the Supreme Court’s order to move Ahmed Omar Saeed Sheikh, the prime accused in the 2002 killing of American journalist Daniel Pearl, from his death cell to a government rest house
Imran Khan vows the biggest protest in Pakistan’s history; asks the government to sever ties with India
Khan’s demands—the dissolution of the national assembly and the announcement of the next general elections—will further create political instability and could also affect the government’s ability to take economic reform measures and critical decisions.
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70pc of Pakistan's population to be administered COVID-19 vaccine by year-end
Special Assistant to the Prime Minister (SAPM) on Health Dr Faisal Sultan said on Wednesday that 70 per cent of the country's population will receive the COVID-19 vaccine by the current year's end
It’s time to extend hand of peace in all directions: Pakistan Army chief
Pakistan Army Chief Gen Qamar Bajwa said on Tuesday it was time for recommitting to peace for the secure future of the region
UK still 'reluctant' to sign extradition treaty with Pakistan
Pakistan and the United Kingdom have held a meeting regarding the extradition treaty between two countries, reported Dawn
Pakistan starts Covid vaccination
Prime Minister Imran Khan on Tuesday kicked off the coronavirus vaccination drive with the first shot administrated to a doctor in Islamabad
Four Pakistani TikTokers shot dead in Karachi's Garden area
A woman and three men were killed after unidentified people opened fire at their car near the Anklesaria Hospital in Karachi's Garden area early Tuesday morning
Three terrorists killed, says Pakistan Army
The Pakistan Army said on Tuesday that three terrorists were killed after they tried to infiltrate into the country's northwestern region
Pakistan reports lowest number of COVID cases in three months
Pakistan on Tuesday reported the lowest number of coronavirus cases since November
Pakistan Supreme Court orders shifting of Daniel Pearl killer to government rest house
The Pakistan Supreme Court on Tuesday ordered the government to shift Omar Sheikh, the killer of American journalist Daniel Pearl, to a government rest house from Karachi prison, reported Dawn
Pakistan's digital economy growing
The year Pakistan’s internet users crossed 90 million with a broadband penetration of 42.2pc, the government led consistent efforts to regulate the online experience of consumers
Foreign Ministser rejects claim Pakistan stands diplomatically isolated
Pakistani Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi on Monday rejected the opposition’s criticism of ‘diplomatic isolation’ and called for forging bipartisan consensus on foreign policy issues
Pakistan government bulldozes CPEC Authority bill through National Assembly
Helped by National Assembly Speaker Asad Qaiser, the government on Monday hurriedly passed three bills, including the one seeking establishment of the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) Authority, amid ruckus by the opposition members
Pakistan PM promises equal access to Covid vaccine for rich, poor
Prime Minister Imran Khan has pledged that coronavirus vaccine will be administrated "purely on the basis of criterion set by the government and without any discrimination between rich and poor" segments of the society
Pakistan Army, ISI chiefs meet PM Imran Khan third time in a month
Chief of Army Staff (COAS) General Qamar Javed Bajwa on Monday called on Premier Imran Khan in Islamabad, a statement issued by Prime Minister Office (PMO) said
Pakistan Navy to host multinational maritime exercise
More than 40 countries are expected to participate in a multinational maritime exercise to be hosted by the Pakistani Navy, an official said
