Category Archives: Pakistan
Pakistan’s death toll from monsoon devastation rises to 223 with 12 fatalities
Over 800 homes damaged, 594 injured as rains batter provinces. Cloudburst at Babusar Top triggers
Without papers : Ghost lives of millions of Pakistanis
Ghost lives of millions of Pakistanis KARACHI: Ahmed Raza is invisible in the eyes of
Iran’s President Pezeshkian to visit Pakistan on July 26
Pezeshkian’s visit marks growing Iran-Pak diplomatic engagement. Naqvi, Momeni reaffirm bilateral ties during phone call.
Telecom companies directed to ensure uninterrupted services amid heavy rains
PTA activates emergency telecom centre during flood threats. Operators must submit reports every six hours.
Relief efforts underway to rescue stranded tourists in GB as heavy rains leave five dead
Traffic restored at Chilas Bazaar, Zero Point, Governor Farm: NHA. Karakoram Highway reopened for one-way
Car swept away in Islamabad after heavy rains lash twin cities
ISLAMABAD: As the country reels under the destruction caused by floods in the aftermath of
Business leaders meet Field Marshal Munir, discuss economic situation
Gohar Ejaz-led delegation briefs COAS on state of national economy. Ex-minister stresses need to facilitate
Pakistan raises India’s water treaty violations with UNGA president
DPM Dar meets UNGA President Yang in New York. Two leaders discuss ME, Iran and
Six out of every 10 Pakistanis blame Centre for unfair resources distribution
ISLAMABAD: Six out of every 10 Pakistanis have complained about the federal government neglecting the
Pakistan signs UN agreement on ‘Law of the Sea’
UN convention establishes legal framework for maritime activities. Pakistan played leading role during BBNJ negotiations:
Court orders arresting CM Gandapur in weapons, liquor recovery case
District and sessions court issues warrants for KP CM. Judicial Magistrate Mubashir Hassan conducts hearing.
Survey : Nearly 90% Pakistanis believe democracy vital for country’s stability
65% believe democracy is Pakistan’s best governing system. Military-led rule backed by just 10% of