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FO rejects allegation by Kabul of envoy’s mistreatment – Newspaper

ISLAMABAD: The Foreign Ministry on Tuesday rejected the accusation of abuse by Kabul against his ambassador to Pakistan and emphasized adherence to diplomatic norms. "The Government of Pakistan extends due respect and courtesy and expects foreign envoys to conform to established diplomatic norms and principles," said the FO, rejecting the statement by the Afghan foreign […]

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Kashmiris and Indian Muslims – Newspaper

Following the anti-Ahmadi violence in the 1950s, Maulana Abul Hasanat Sayyed Muhammad Ahmad Qadri, president of Jamiatul Ulema-i-Pakistan, demanded an Islamic state in Pakistan. And he deposed before the Justice Commission Munir that investigated the violence. Q: Will a (similar) right to have a Hindu religious state admit to Hindus, who are a majority in

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Major overhaul planned at FBR – Newspaper

ISLAMABAD: In a major restructuring, the government decided to restructure all the tax machinery and introduce a centralized collection of the general sales tax (GST) on services and goods. The proposed measures were already approved by Prime Minister Imran Khan on October 3 with a restructuring plan to convert the current Federal Revenue Board (FBR)

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Policy talks begin with IMF – Newspaper

ISLAMABAD: Pakistan and the mission of the visiting staff of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) on Monday initiated policy-level talks for the disbursement of the second tranche of approximately $ 453 million at the beginning of next month under the $ 6 billion Fund. Extended Fund (FEP) completed in May of this year. A senior

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Afghanistan to probe security concerns of Pakistan – Newspaper

KABUL: Security personnel monitor Monday in front of the Pakistani embassy. The embassy announced the indefinite closure of consular services, citing security concerns. KABUL: Pakistan closed its consular services in Kabul on Monday, citing security concerns and an Afghan official said the government would investigate the problem, although he said he was not officially informed

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Ishaq Dar not subject to any red notice: Interpol – Newspaper

LONDON: The government's attempts to pressure former finance minister Ishaq Dar suffered a setback this week when it was learned that Interpol, the international body that facilitates police cooperation and crime control worldwide, has said the exiled leader PML-N is not subject. to any red notice or broadcast. Interpol General Secretariat in a letter available

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China keen to invest in Halal meat industry – Newspaper

ISLAMABAD: Leader of a Chinese delegation, Zhu Maa, has shown interest in investing in the Halal meat industry in Pakistan and exporting it to China and Middle Eastern countries. Mr. Zhu said this during a meeting with the Minister of Border States and Regions and Narcotics Control Shehryar Khan Afridi. According to a statement issued

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