Pakistan
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Power companies faulted for crippling outages
Power Minister Awais Leghari. Photo: File ISLAMABAD: Federal Minister for Energy Awais Leghari has blamed distribution companies (DISCOs) and their…
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Senate panel told no murder clue found
Mir Raza Ali, owner of the popular dessert shop Wafflix, whose body was found in Gulistan-e-Jauhar after he was allegedly…
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Security forces kill three terrorists during IBO in Balochistan’s Awaran: state media
Security sources say large quantity of weapons and ammunition was recovered from the possession of the terrorists Security forces killed…
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Top courts’ jurisdictional row heats up
The Federal Constitutional Court building. Photo: File ISLAMABAD: The dispute between the country’s two apex courts over jurisdiction has intensified…
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Dealers threaten shutdown over fuel relief scheme
People wait in line at a petrol pump. — FILE PHOTO KARACHI: The Pakistan Petroleum Dealers Association (PPDA) has refused…
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Khuhro regrets ‘unintentional’ remarks about field marshal Asim Munir
Says he respects the dignity of the institution, expresses regret if they caused any misunderstanding A combination of file photos…
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Government raises petrol price by Rs6.88, HSD by Rs5.62 for Sep 17
Petrol will cost Rs391.22 per litre and HSD Rs421.45 per litre under daily pricing mechanism The federal government on Wednesday…
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Trump flags China, India, Pakistan in 23-country drug list
Trump attributes Venezuela’s removal from the non-compliance category to renewed security cooperation with Caracas US President Trump says his administration…
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Asif says Pakistan will defend holy cities ‘with or without agreement’
Says Pakistan and Türkiye will stand with Saudi Arabia practically and diplomatically if the situation escalates Defence Minister Khawaja Asif.…
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Pakistan says Indian warship violated EEZ, engaged in ‘provocative’ acts
Protests Indian naval manoeuvres in its EEZ, alleging violation of 1991 bilateral agreement in strong terms Foreign Office. Photo: File…
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