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JUI-F chief hints at prolonging protest sit-in PPP, PML-N advise against upping the ante amid tense calm in capital.
Maulana’s pragmatism An aspect of the Azadi March is the growing anti-establishment sentiment in the new madressah generation.
Govt warns opposition against breaching agreement with Islamabad administration PTI leaders say open to talks with opposition but re-election, resignation of prime minister out of question.
PPP-SB workers warmly welcome Fatima Bhutto Fatima Bhutto meets party leaders and activists at Al-Murtaza House.
Marchers prepared for a long stay JUI leaders spend day convincing the participants to move towards D-Chowk if their demand is not met by tonight.
Govt to file mutiny case against Fazl over ‘provocative’ speech Rules out possibility of PM’s resignation; offers to revive parliamentary body for poll rigging probe.
Saudi Aramco announces plans for giant stock market debut Analysts say Aramco could be valued at up to $1.7 trillion, in what could be the world’s largest IPO.
Stocks bounce back in noisy week KSE-100 index closes above the 34,000 level at 34,378 points.
Bangladesh grants bail to Nobel laureate Mohammad Yunus A labor court in Dhaka grants the bail when Yunus appears before the court.
Indian capital Delhi gasps under choking smog Locals complain of sore eyes and throats, with some residents wearing masks to protect themselves.
Sri Lanka election chief censors state TV ahead of polls The channel will be banned from showing political content from Monday without the commission’s approval.
Pakistan rejects ‘incorrect, legally untenable’ political maps issued by India New maps issued by New Delhi depict parts of Gilgit-Baltistan, AJK within the territorial jurisdiction of India.
31 Pakistani migrants found in lorry in France The discovery comes after 39 people were found dead in a refrigerated truck in Britain last month.
US sees gaps in Pakistan’s fight against terror funding Congress-mandated report represents the official US assessment of the state of global terrorism during the last year.
First T20 between Pakistan and Australia called off due to rain The match ends without a result.