ISLAMABAD: Prime Minister Imran Khan rebuked some federal ministers and senior leaders of the ruling Pakistan Tehreek-i-Insaf (PTI) on Tuesday for his statements against the recent move by the Pakistan Electronic Media Regulatory Authority (Pemra) to prevent television presenters from appearing as "experts" on their own channels and on others. In chairing a meeting of […]
LONDON: Britain was heading for its first December elections in almost a century after Prime Minister Boris Johnson's bid to break the Brexit stalemate with an early vote gained support from opposition parties on Tuesday. When the European Union agreed to a third delay for divorce that was originally supposed to take place on March
ISLAMABAD: The government said Tuesday that it was trying to absolve existing taxpayers of any additional charges as a mission of the visiting staff of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) planned to report a joint session of the standing committees of both houses of parliament on the Status of your $ 6 billion support package
WASHINGTON: "Watching cartoons on television, playing with my friends in the street, reading books for hours; this is what I dream of now," says Asif Ahmad Sheikh, nine, a class 5 student from Anantnag. “I used to teach sewing and tailoring girls in my town, but not anymore. Because of the injuries, I couldn't write
ISLAMABAD: Judge Qazi Faez Isa, who faces a presidential reference, surprised the Supreme Court on Tuesday when he volunteered to file a sworn statement highlighting the incidents that helped him to conclude that he and his relatives were guarded "I have received instructions from the petitioner who says he is prepared to present to this
ISLAMABAD: The government expressed concern about what states that some participants in the Azadi march of Jamiat Ulema-i-Islam (JUI-F) carry prohibited weapons and decided to maintain their order during the demonstration of opposition strength in the capital federal. . The issue of security during the Azadi march was raised Tuesday at a federal cabinet meeting
SRINAGAR: Dozens of clashes broke out in occupied Kashmir on Tuesday, authorities said, as a delegation of mostly right-wing European lawmakers made a controversial visit to the disputed region that was stripped of its autonomy in August. With a curfew in many parts of the main city, Srinagar, police fired tear gas and shotgun pellets
PRESIDENT Donald Trump could barely contain himself. On the night of Saturday, October 26, he couldn't help tweeting a clue: "Something very big just happened!", He announced cryptically on Twitter. It is likely that most Americans did not pay attention to what the president said, since they would have become the copious amounts of nothing
ISLAMABAD: Projecting an underlying inflation of 12.4 percent, a fiscal deficit of 7.4 percent and higher levels of debt despite better revenues in fiscal year 20, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) began talks on Monday with the Pakistani authorities on their first quarterly review of the $ 6 billion 39- monthly economic program. Informed sources
BEIJING: The Financial Action Task Force (FATF) forum should not be politicized by countries to follow its agenda, a senior official from China's Foreign Ministry said on Monday. “China does not want the FATF to be politicized by any particular country. There are some countries that want to include Pakistan on the blacklist. They have
