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PM regrets missing KL Summit over others’ misconception ‘it would divide ummah’ “Unfortunately, our friends felt that somehow the conference was going to divide the ummah,” he says.
PPP to march in March against govt’s economic policies, says Bilawal The PTI government has only taken from the people, says the PPP chairperson.
4 AJK civilians injured in ‘unprovoked’ Indian firing across LoC FO summons senior Indian diplomat to register Pakistan’s protest over ceasefire violations by Indian forces along LoC.
Case registered against Chitral man for spreading rumours about coronavirus emergence in Pakistan FIR has been lodged under Section 16 of the Maintenance of Public Order Ordinance.
NA unanimously adopts motion demanding India reverse annexation of Jammu and Kashmir Resolution calls upon OIC to “immediately convene” a special summit on the Kashmir issue.
Pakistan’s deficit under microscope as IMF review begins Even after cutting its revenue collection target, Pakistan is facing a shortfall of Rs387 billion.
China intent on winning war against virus, says ambassador Three flights carrying 235 passengers, including 11 Chinese nationals, land at Islamabad airport.
Hong Kong reports first death of coronavirus patient as death toll rises to 425 China reports 64 more fatalities — a single-day high — from the new coronavirus.
IT exports jump 19pc The major chunk of that came under the software consultancy services.
Imran Farooq’s widow records statement via video link Fingerprint expert, doctor who examined Farooq also record statements via video link.
No headway in talks between PTI, PML-Q “The main concern of the PML-Q is that there should be no more talks on settled issues,” says Shafqat Mahmood.
Three held after bail dismissal in blasphemy case The suspects were seen dancing to Indian songs in front of religious banners.
CTD arrests three militants, seizes arms, explosives CTD spokesperson says the men had planned to attack Law-Enforcement Agencies personnel.
Hundreds of trucks stranded at Torkham Afghan govt reciprocates Pakistan’s decision to shut border down.
Punjab CM’s rare meeting: PTI Faisalabad MPs lament lack of development work in remote areas This was the first formal meeting with MPAs Buzdar has held since taking office.
SC takes exception to announcement of reference against judges by PM’s aide “Under what authority did the govt discuss the filing of a reference against Justice Isa,” asks Justice Bandial.
SC asked to set aside LHC verdict of suspending Musharraf’s death sentence Apex court urged to determine whether a high court can act as an appellate court.
Political bickering mars NA debate on Kashmir Most speakers stress need for taking practical steps to help oppressed Kashmiris.
Policies to check inflation will pay off in coming days: govt Finance ministry says import of 300,000 tonnes of wheat will decrease local wheat price and meet domestic requirement.
Democrats, White House wrap up case at Trump Senate trial “Now do impartial justice and convict him,” says Chief House Prosecutor Adam Schiff.
India crush Pakistan in one-sided contest to make their way to U-19 World Cup final The defending champions cruised to victory without losing a single wicket.
How Babar Azam raced against time for his first Test century on home soil Azam struggled to get his rhythm going early on, but Abid Ali’s presence helped.
India stand in way of Pakistan U-19 World Cup dream The clash is set to capture attention of millions of cricket fans in the sub-continent and the stakes are high.
PCB loses $2.25m in media rights income for Bangladesh series Media firm claims it could not exploit the series properly and incurred heavy losses.