Imran says minister ‘so obviously’ trying to cover up ‘horror stories’
Imran’s remarks came after Sanaullah alleged that a plan to “stage a raid and rape” at a known PTI worker’s home was being discussed.
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Experts flay Pakistan government’s ‘nonsensical’ economic policy
Scholar Shuja Nawaz warned that the current political crisis “has already weakened the economy and destroyed public trust.”
Imran seeks assurances for talks with powers that be
“Give me a hint and I will announce committee in a day,” the ex-premier said.
Pakistan ‘will absolutely not default’, asserts finance minister
Dar’s remarks comes amid growing fears of default, propelled by the country’s declining remittances and foreign exchange reserves.
In first major blow for PTI, Shireen Mazari leaves party and quits ‘active politics’
She said she had taken the decision to leave the PTI and active politics after the ordeal of her 12 days under arrest and the effect it had on her health as well as her daughter,…
When a civilian government is in power, the laws of the land are adequate to punish rioters
The paper says civilian laws should be supreme and all those accused of indulging in violence on May 9 and later, need to be tried in regular courts.
KSE-100 sheds over 400 points amid political tension, speculation over IMF deal
The Pakistan Stock Exchange’s benchmark index opened on a positive note but turned bearish within minutes.
Papua New Guinea, US sign security pact with eye on China
The US has growing concerns about China’s rise in the Pacific, where it is trying to woo nations with an array of diplomatic and financial incentives.
The targeting of PTI workers has turned into a rather ugly witch-hunt that should stop somewhere
The PTI has been expecting foul play ever since former PM Imran Khan was issued a 24-hour ultimatum to hand over individuals suspected of involvement in the May 9 violence.
‘India can’t suppress Kashmiri voices’: FM Bilawal on upcoming G20 moot
Pakistan has expressed strong indignation at New Delhi’s decision to hold the meeting in occupied Kashmir and called it a “self-serving move”.