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Firdous Ashiq Awan floats ‘media courts’ proposal with broadcasters’ body Says the proposed special courts will listen exclusively to complaints surrounding the media industry.
At Imran’s US jalsa, only the containers were missing A few times I was left thinking that maybe now I understood the allure of cult leaders.
PM Imran meets US Congress members, says time for a different relationship with United States House Speaker Nancy Pelosi thanks premier for his leadership with regards to advancing “enduring peace in the region”.
New British PM has Muslim ancestors: report Boris Johnson’s great-grandfather held key positions in the Ottoman Empire.
‘Nawaz Sharif held captive by enemies toying with his life,’ says Maryam Nawaz The PML-N leader decries “criminal negligence” at the hands of the government who “were sitting on his medical report”.
Army chief meets US state secy, military leadership in Washington Gen Bajwa was received by US army chief Gen Dunford, presented 21-gun salute at Pentagon: ISPR.
Delegation meets Fazlur Rehman, urges opposition to withdraw no-confidence resolution against Senate chair PTI Senator Shibli Faraz says government doesn’t want to compromise Senate’s dignity, JUI-F chief remains non-committal.
Gujranwala court extends Hafiz Saeed’s judicial remand for 14 days Following his arrest on July 17, the JuD chief had initially been sent to jail on seven-day judicial remand.
Musharraf’s treason trial put off, once again Shortlisted lawyers are either unwilling to represent him or need time to study the case.
US mediation offer over Kashmir huge diplomatic success: PTI Ahmed Jawad says the world is ready “to believe and respect what Imran Khan says”.
Ghotki by-poll for NA-205 seat concludes peacefully Unofficial results show PPP candidate in the lead.
Man nominated in attempted murder case killed at Lahore district kachehri According to police, the man was murdered due to personal enmity.
Harassment by locals: New force to protect tourists at Murree Several CCTV footage clips have gone viral recently showing shopkeepers and traders harassing families.
Residents suffer as prolonged power cuts continue in Karachi, Hyderabad The KE carries out unannounced loadshedding in the metropolis for ‘system stability’.
PTI’s Tareen promises new LG system for Sindh Tareen says that the “destruction” caused by the PPP could be seen everywhere in Sindh.
Faisalabad rally ‘without permission’: Maryam among 3,000 PML-N leaders, workers booked Police say the accused had created problems for motorists by blocking various roads.
State minister begins countdown to ban single-use plastic bags in Islamabad Zartaj Gul asks citizens to use fabric bags or bags that are decomposable to protect the environment.
No intention to amend Islamic sections in Constitution: minister Minister for Interior retired Brig Ijaz Shah speaks to a 15-member delegation of the Pakistan Ulema Council (PUC).
Minister clears up CNIC condition for women purchasing goods worth over Rs50,000 Shireen Mazari says the step is a concession for women concerned about their privacy, not mandatory for all.
Stocks gain for third straight day The KSE-100 index goes up 131.33 points (0.40 per cent) and closes at 32,715.88.
Packers to raise tea prices next month The country’s total tea demand hovers between 255,000-260,000 tonnes per annum.
New UK PM Johnson says Brexit on October 31 ‘no ifs or buts’ Johnson, who spearheaded the “Leave” campaign in the 2016 Brexit referendum, promises to do a “new deal” with Brussels.
China says US ‘power politics’ undermines global stability “If anyone dares to separate Taiwan from China, Chinese army will certainly fight,” says Defense Ministry spokesperson.
‘Presidential harassment’: Trump sues to block House panel from getting his state tax returns A lawyer for Trump accuses House committee, New York state officials of seeking “political retribution” against Trump.
Saudi Arabia urges global community to deter maritime trade disruptions Britain on Monday called for a European-led naval mission to ensure safe shipping through the Straight of Hormuz.
IMF lowers global growth forecasts amid trade, Brexit uncertainties The IMF says it now expects global economic growth of 3.2 per cent in 2019 and 3.5pc in 2020.
US policemen fired for suggesting Democratic lawmaker be shot “Both of these officers we consider have violated our policies regarding social media,” says Gretna police chief.
Beijing blames Washington for violence in Hong Kong “We can see that US officials are even behind such incidents,” says Chinese Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Hua Chunying.
Ireland humble world champions England in Lord’s Test England were all out for a meagre 85.
Russian boxer Maxim Dadashev dies after fight The 28-year-old underwent emergency brain surgery in US after his bout with Puerto Rican Matias but could not survive.