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PM Imran apprises Saudi Crown Prince Mohammad Bin Salman of occupied Kashmir situation The prime minister also condemns the recent attacks in Saudi Arabia on Aramco’s oil facilities.
NAB granted two-day transit remand of PPP lawmaker Khursheed Shah Bureau had requested a week-long transit remand of Shah to transfer him from Islamabad to Sukkur.
FBR claims success with tax app The app “Tax Asaan” has been operational since Monday.
Cancer patients in Lahore protest denial of free drugs Patients say the lives of many poor patients are in danger as they could not get their medicines last month.
Kasur police hierarchy faces the music The entire chain of command of the Kasur police has been placed under suspension.
Experts cast doubts on Nimirta’s autopsy report Say the report carries many flaws and missed key facts.
Stocks fall 353 points on profit-taking The market closes with a loss of 353.45 points (1.11 per cent) at 31,555.47.
Opposition leaders protest outside Parliament House on non-issuance of production orders “Our protest is symbolic,” says Khawaja Asif.
Pakistan’s foreign reserves rise to $15.9bn: SBP State Bank of Pakistan’s own reserves witness an increase of $138 million, now stand at $8.6 billion.
Huawei in public test as it unveils sanction-hit phone Household-name services like WhatsApp, Instagram and Google Maps will be unavailable.
FDI nosedives 58pc in July-August The total FDI during the July-August period falls to $156.7 million from $376.9m in the same period last year.
IHC restores Mushtaq Ahmed Sukhera as tax ombudsman The court declares his removal as illegal and the notification for his removal as null and void.
SC orders full court constitution in Faez Isa case Apex court holds that submissions made by judge’s counsel prima facie do not carry weight.
Nothing final yet on media tribunals: Dr Awan “Things that are forcefully imposed cannot be sustained,” the special assistant to the prime minister concedes.
Shehbaz says dengue outbreak is ‘hugely worrisome, unfortunate’ Former Punjab CM says previous government had worked with a “missionary zeal to overcome epidemic”.
PM, army chief discuss Kashmir situation PM Imran telephones Prime Minister Stefan Lofven of Sweden and discusses the situation in occupied Kashmir.
180,000 more personnel deployed in valley, Senate panel told Foreign Affairs Secretary Sohail Mahmood briefs the Senate Standing Committee on Human Rights.
200 AC buses to run on 14 routes in Karachi New buses, which will run on CNG, will cater to 40 routes; each route no longer than 15 kilometres.
Efforts on to locate missing ex-army officer: FO Involvement of hostile agencies in the disappearance of Lt Col Habib Zahir not ruled out.
At least 30 civilians killed in air strike near pine nut field in eastern Afghanistan Attack was aimed at destroying a hideout of Islamic State militants, but it accidentally targeted farmers: officials.
Trump calls new border wall a ‘world-class security system’ “You can fry an egg on that wall,” says Trump while highlighting its features.
Suicide bomb in southern Afghanistan kills at least 20 The Taliban say the target was a nearby government intelligence department building.
Turkish journalists meet victims of Indian firing along LoC At the Central Press Club Muzaffarabad, delegation further gathers information from local journalists on the situation.
Sri Lanka cricket team gets ‘green light’ from defence ministry for Pakistan tour “The tour is on as we planned,” says Sri Lanka Cricket Secretary Mohan de Silva.
Ticket prices for Pakistan-SL series announced The online sale of tickets will commence from September 20.
SLC remains optimistic about saving Pakistan tour Sri Lanka Cricket (SLC) Secretary Mohan de Silva says he is satisfied with the security arrangements of their hosts.