[Current Affairs] 17th March, 2022 Top Pakistan Current Affairs for PPSC Test Preparation
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PM urges expatriates to make “safe investments” in CBD, RUDA projects ISLAMABAD: Prime Minister Imran Khan Thursday said that there were massive investment opportunities available for the overseas Pakistanis to make safe investments in Central Business District (CBD) and Ravi Urban Development Authority (RUDA) projects.
No-confidence motion: PM Imran Khan directs NA speaker to summon a session on March 21, sources Sources say PM Imran Khan had issued directives to NA Speaker Asad Qaiser in a meeting held in Islamabad.
At least 5 dissident PTI MNAs in Sindh House come out in the open. At least five dissident MNAs from the ruling PTI, who are staying at the Sindh House in Islamabad, came out in the open on Thursday, with Raja Riaz and Malik Nawab Sher Waseer saying they would vote on the no-confidence motion tabled against Prime Minister Imran Khan in “accordance with their conscience”.
PPP Says Several MNAs Staying at Sindh House for ‘Safety’ Rebuffing PTI’s allegations of bribery, opposition leaders claim it is the government that has ‘detained’ lawmakers at P.M. Khan’s residence.
At the International Court of Justice Indian judge votes against Russian invasion of Ukraine. The United States Wednesday welcomed an International Court of Justice order that asked Russia to immediately suspend its military operations in Ukraine. India’s judge voted against Russia while China’s judge opposed the order.
Biden slams ‘war criminal’ Putin as Ukraine civilian horror grows. US President Joe Biden branded Vladimir Putin a “war criminal” Wednesday as the Russian leader’s onslaught in Ukraine claimed more civilian lives, and a theatre where “hundreds” were sheltering was destroyed by bombing.
UN international court of justice ordered Russia to halt the invasion of Ukraine, Russian and Chinese judges on the court voted against the order, Ukraine-Russia: China said the judges of the World Court performed the duty independently.
Cake, Pepsi and selfies: Australian super fan welcomed in Pakistan KARACHI: When Australian cricket fan Luke Gillian last visited Pakistan in 1998, home supporters threw stones at him when he ventured out in public.