US report raises concerns over human rights violations in Pakistan
Islamabad-- The US has raised serious concerns over human rights violations in Pakistan in an annual report.
The State Department's 2022 Country Report on Human...
More legal cases piling up against Imran
BY HAMZA AMEER
Islamabad-- More legal cases are piling up against Pakistan's former Prime Minister Imran Khan following the violence staged by his supporters during...
‘One key solution to India-Pak disputes is through transit trade’
BY HAMZA AMEER
Islamabad-- One key solution to resolve the decades-long disputes between India and Pakistan is through transit trade, says Indian Deputy High Commissioner...
Killing by the name of Islam is not acceptable, says PM Hasina
BY SUMI KHAN
Dhaka-- Killing in the name of Islam is not acceptable, Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina said on Thursday, stressing that no one...
Ready to talk for the sake of Pakistan’s interests & democracy, says Imran
BY HAMZA AMEER
Islamabad-- Pakistan's former premier and chairman of political party PTI, Imran Khan seems to be softening his rigid stance of having no...
Maryam Nawaz equates PTI with ‘terrorist group’
Lahore-- Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) senior Vice President Maryam Nawaz said she was saddened by the way Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) workers "lashed out" at...
India invites Pak Defence Minister to SCO
BY HAMZA AMEER
Islamabad-- In an important development, India has extended an invitation to Pakistan Defence Minister Khawaja Asif to attend the meeting of the...
HC puts temporary stop to police operation at Imran’s house, security personnel pull out
Lahore-- Intervening as police and other security personnel clashed with PTI workers outside party chief and former Prime Minister Imran Khan's residence, the Lahore...
Clashes erupt as heavy police contingent surrounds Imran’s residence in Lahore
Lahore-- A team of the Islamabad police has surrounded Zaman Park along with a heavy contingent of the Lahore police to arrest Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf...
India, Bhutan for coordinated efforts against wildlife crime
Guwahati-- India's Sashastra Seema Bal (SSB) and officials of the Royal Bhutan Police have stressed the need to curb illegal wildlife trade.
Addressing a workshop...