WASHINGTON: Their common interests demand that the United States and Pakistan maintain a cautious relationship with modest expectations, argues former US defense secretary James Mattis. In his autobiography Call Sign Chaos, President Trump's first head of defense points out that Pakistan's complicated relations with India force Islamabad to seek a friendly government in Kabul. Mattis, […]
ISLAMABAD: Amid criticism from members of the government and the opposition of the National Assembly about the price increase and other monetary and fiscal policies, the government ruled out any mini-budget in the near future on Wednesday, saying the improvement in revenue collection would be achieved through technology and administrative measures. This was the crucial
ISLAMABAD: Two more cases of poliomyelitis have been reported, one of each from Baluchistan and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, bringing the count of the current year to 60. The count is five times higher than last year and 7.5 times higher than in 2017. An official from the Polio Virology Laboratory at the National Institute of Health
LONDON: Two people were arrested in connection with a demonstration in front of the High Commission of India in the Aldwych area in London on Tuesday. The demonstration, announced as the "March for the freedom of Kashmir," was organized to show solidarity with the people of Kashmir in India 30 days after Article 370 was
ISLAMABAD: Advisor to Prime Minister of Finance Abdul Hafeez Shaikh (second left) along with Abdul Razak Dawood, Omar Ayub Khan, Makhdoom Khusro Bakhtiar and Hammad Azhar at a joint press conference on Wednesday. ISLAMABAD: Surrendering to public protest, Prime Minister Imran Khan finally decided to withdraw on Wednesday a controversial ordinance promulgated last week that
British parliamentarians on Wednesday "agreed to continue working to ensure relief from the suffering facing the people of Kashmir," said a statement from the High Commission of Pakistan in London. High Commissioner Mohammad Nafees Zakaria held a closed meeting in the House of Commons in London with a large number of parliamentarians from the United
First there was Stephen Smith. After three consecutive innings after returning from the Newlands scandal ban at Edgbaston and Lord & # 39; s, he distracted British bowlers. They planned in every way, submitted too many batches, but with no success. It's been over two centuries and made a third hand gesture as the ball
British parliamentarians inflicted a new defeat on Prime Minister Boris Johnson's hard-line Brexit strategy on Wednesday by passing a law that could prevent him from taking Britain out of the European Union without an agreement next month. In a second parliamentary revolt in the same number of days, the House of Commons voted 327 to
RAWALPINDI – Secretary of Inter Services Public Relations (ISPR) Wednesday Wednesday Asif Ghafoor, Secretary General of India, has agreed to Pakistan's terms of permitting Counselor's access to Indian Navy commander Kulbhushan Jadev following a ruling by the International Court of Justice. RAWALPINDI – Secretary General of Inter Services Public Relations (ISSP) Wednesday Asif Ghafoor agreed
The Pakistan Telecommunications Authority (PTA) announced on Wednesday that it had received a 50 percent payment worth $ 224.6 million and Rs35,397 million (the equivalent of $ 224.6 million) from Telenor Pakistan cell companies and Pakistan Mobile Communications Limited (Jazz), respectively, against the renewal of their GSM licenses. A statement issued by the authority said
