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PM Shehbaz Sharif announces Rs12.5m financial assistance, a house, free education and healthcare for each family of three Pakistanis killed during a Somalia rescue operation. He orders swift ...

ISLAMABAD: Pakistan on Friday strongly condemned an alleged Houthi attack on the Taibah power distribution station in Madina, describing the strike on civilian infrastructure supplying electricity to ...

The reasoning begins with what Operation Midnight Hammer and Epic Fury actually demonstrated about hardened, buried, and mobile targets. The USA struck Iranian facilities engineered over two decades ...

ISLAMABAD: Ameer of Jamaat-e-Islami Hafiz Naeemur Rehman on Friday said that his party will not favour the imposition of ...

Pakistan’s top army commanders back the Makkah Joint Defence Agreement with Saudi Arabia and Türkiye, condemn Houthi attacks on the Kingdom and reaffirm commitment to Haramain Sharifain security.

The talks come as the PTI remains committed to holding its Oct 4 march, while federal ministers have warned that the Centre ...

Pakistan Customs seizes 1,200kg charas and 100kg poppy seeds worth Rs5.40 billion in an intelligence-based operation off M-2 Motorway. A firearm and non-customs-paid Toyota Prado were also seized, ...

PM Shehbaz Sharif orders a national regulatory registry to compile rules and requirements, seeking easier business and investment. Cabinet committee has approved 557 reforms expected to save Rs460bn ...

The Bar occupies a distinctive place within the justice system, bringing together lawyers not merely as practitioners but as participants in an institution with its own traditions, standards and voice ...

Punjab CM Maryam Nawaz calls for performing governments to complete five-year terms, saying policy continuity is vital for ...

World Bank records show that manufacturing's share of employment doubled from around nine percent in 1963 to 18 percent in ...