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PTI demands Bilawal apologise for using ‘insulting words’ for NA speaker Bilawal had earlier accused the speaker of “running the House in a partisan manner”.
Pakistan, Afghanistan tied by bond of brotherhood: Ghani Afghan leader visits Lahore, meets Buzdar, Sarwar.
Imran likely to visit US next month Qureshi says Trump had invited PM Imran in June but he could not undertake the visit because of the budget session.
Mistake by PIA crew leads to offloading of 50 passengers at Beijing airport In less than a month, this is the second incident that the Pakistan International Airlines has faced.
‘No increase in power tariff for those consuming less than 300 units’: Omar Ayub “This tariff will be valid for 18 months after which it will exit the system and fuel adjustment charges will continue.”
Any of 99 PPP lawmakers may replace me if I’m arrested: CM Murad The chief minister says that he is not afraid of arrest.
Speaker advised not to issue production orders for two MNAs Asad Qaiser approached law ministry over production orders for the legislators from tribal areas.
IMF opposes extension of amnesty scheme deadline Country representative says such moves undermine taxpayers’ morale and sense of fairness.
World Bank approves three projects for Karachi The bank approved $382m for the ‘Karachi mobility project’ that will improve access to jobs, mobility, and safety.
Rupee gains 3pc against dollar in interbank market Gold prices also retreat by Rs1,900 in contrast to rising trend on the international market
Ogra proposes nominal cut in petrol, kerosene rates Ogra has worked out ex-depot petrol price at Rs111.91 per litre instead of Rs112.68 at present.
Punjab Assembly passes budget amid rumpus by both opposition, treasury benches CM takes pride in leading austerity drive; speaks of funds for health, development sectors.
ANP local leader shot dead in Peshawar Sartaj Khan died on the spot after unidentified assailants opened fire on his vehicle in Gulbahar area, police say.
Opposition lawmakers to resign en masse from election rigging committee: Shehbaz PTI’s Naeemul Haq brushes aside announcement, says Shehbaz’s call for mid-term elections “shows his naivety”.
PM hits back at opposition, says those calling him ‘selected’ were themselves nurtured by dictators PM Imran says Americans ‘collaborated’ to have NRO signed between Musharraf and those currently in opposition.
US deploys F-22 stealth fighters to Qatar amid Iran tensions A photo handout showed five of the jets flying above the Al Udeid Air Base in Qatar.
Opposition’s way forward The only concrete manifestation of the opposition’s coming together was the decision to change the Senate chairman.
Defence secy told to help police in getting Uzair Baloch’s custody from military The SHC grants interim bail to ex-home minister Siyal in a NAB inquiry regarding assets beyond means.
City Council passes KMC’s Rs26.44bn surplus budget The meeting is held in the open air after KE disconnects power supply to KMC head office.
New chemical weapons team starts work to find Syria culprits Moscow and Damascus have accused the Hague-based OPCW of becoming “politicised”.
SC cancels lease of Lahore’s elite club, gives it to railways Procedure was tainted with nepotism to award the project to a pre-determined party, apex court observes.
PM urged to directly release funds to Karachi, Hyderabad LGs MQM-P delegation also discusses with Imran issues of university, missing persons.
Nawaz’s medical report ‘vague’, says IHC Court in its detailed order expresses confidence over medical treatment being provided to ex-PM by jail authorities.
HIV outbreaks in Pakistan indicate lapse in regulation of health system: Lancet Lancet Infectious Diseases says discovery of new cases points out worrying but potentially addressable knowledge gap.
Traders threaten strike, rallies against budgetary measures Sindh, Punjab-based traders have unanimously agreed to bring out protest rallies against the harsh budgetary measures.
Pakistan brace for Afghan spin test Afghanistan are doing the other Pakistan things: Changing captains, dropping an in-form player for a senior player.
Babar aiming to emulate great Kohli Pakistan’s batting coach Grant Flower certainly believes Babar has the X-factor.
Dominant Aussies enjoy clear lead in Trans-Tasman battles It is surprising to note that these nations never came across against each other in the first three editions.
Afghanistan may find Pakistan tougher in grudge game Having done well in limited-overs games Afghans were lucky too to oust Ireland to get into this prime competition.
New Zealand need win to make semis but Australia not resting “A bit of a blip,” was how all-rounder Jimmy Neesham described New Zealand’s first defeat.