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Maulana calls multi-party conference to devise next anti-government strategy JUI-F chief will take opposition into confidence over “secret talks held to bring an end to the government”: sources.
PTI’s Barrister Sultan Mahmood defeats PML-N candidate in Mirpur by-electionThe 64-year-old veteran bagged 17,673 votes against 14,813 clinched by his 33-year-old rival Chaudhry Sohaib Saeed.
‘Pakistan’s relations with China will never fray’: Asad Umar responds to US concerns over CPEC “Chinese debt amounts to $18bn — even less than one-fourth of the country’s total public debt of $74bn.”
US stance on CPEC will have no impact on project: Qureshi Awan says CPEC is the government’s first priority.
Petition for contempt proceedings against PM A citizen makes the request through a petition filed by his counsel in the Lahore High Court.
Govt seeks parties help to jointly work for polio eradication National Strategic Advisory Group set up in consultation with PM.
No match of fingerprints obtained from Nimrita’s room found in Nadra record The fingerprint impressions were collected by the Larkana police from the crime scene soon after the incident.
ECP asked to decide case against PTI on its own Akbar S. Babar files an application detailing ‘tactics employed by the PTI to delay verdict in foreign funding case’.
FBR to go after 17,000 big retailers in latest documentation drive Shabbar Zaidi announces that the tax body will launch automated POS for all large retailers from next month.
Chinese minister terms US ‘world’s biggest destabilising factor’ Wang Yi says no force can stop his country’s development and growth.
Key Congressman seeks Trump’s help to visit held Kashmir Brad Sherman, who heads a House Foreign Affairs Subcommittee on Asia, writes to State Department for the purpose.
There is only one Pakistani who stands to get hurt from the Australia tour If Misbah doesn’t roll back on his newfound tearaway side, alarms will soon go off.
Azam century in vain as Australia win first Test The second Test begins in Adelaide on November 29.
Boxer Waseem arrives in Pakistan after securing 10th professional victory Says he is in talks about bringing MTK Global — a boxing management company — to Pakistan.