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Erdogan says Saudi ‘put pressure’ on Pakistan to withdraw from Malaysia summit: Turkish media Turkish president says Saudi threatened to withdraw money from State Bank, replace Pakistani labour with Bangladeshis.
Saudi Arabia denies pressurising Pakistan to withdraw from Malaysia summit Turkish media on Friday quoted Erdogan as saying Saudi “put pressure” on Pakistan to withdraw from the summit.
Stocks make partial recovery of 178 points The KSE-100 index recoups 177.62 points (0.44 per cent) and closes at 40,832.99.
NAB summons Bilawal on 24th in fake bank accounts case According to NAB, Bilawal had 25 per cent shares in a private firm, Opal-225, a joint venture of the Zardari Group.
Govt won’t let country’s stability be derailed: Imran Babar Awan briefs PM on legal aspects of filing of reference against PHC chief justice, appeal in Supreme Court.
BBC Urdu announces end of Sairbeen’s radio broadcast Broadcaster says its priority going forward will be digital media platforms and television.
Academic Junaid Hafeez sentenced to death on blasphemy charges by Multan court The former BZU lecturer has also been sentenced to life imprisonment and issued a collective fine of Rs0.6 million.
Justice Gulzar Ahmed takes oath as 27th Chief Justice of Pakistan President Dr Arif Alvi administers the oath to Justice Ahmed.
People’s confidence in PTI govt growing, says Mahmood CM, NA speaker inaugurate uplift projects in Swabi.
Hafiz Saeed indicted in another case of terror financing This case was lodged by CTD-Gujranwala.
US retains Pakistan on religious watch list Countries in this category can face further actions, including economic sanctions, by the United States.
Interior ministry bars its staffers from talking to media Shahzad Akbar expresses his ignorance about the decision taken by the interior ministry.
Hooligans in high professions That so many from the professional classes resort to hooliganism owes to their Ziaist-style school education.
A man of the law to the core, Justice Khosa will be a hard act to follow As the year draws to a close, the curtain falls on the judicial career of Justice Asif Saeed Khan Khosa.
80 killed in clashes between Syrian troops, rebels Najat Rochdi, senior humanitarian adviser to the UN’s Syria envoy, calls for “immediate de-escalation”.
ICC to probe ‘war crimes’ in Palestinian territories The Palestinians welcome the move by the ICC as a “long overdue step”.
Trump seeks rapid exoneration in Senate after impeachment Senate leaders are already drawing battle lines over the evidence that will be allowed.
Australian PM apologises for vacation as blaze kills two firefighters Australia has been fighting wildfires across three states for weeks.