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Pakistan PM Imran Khan approves creation of liaison body for spy agencies

Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan approved the setting up of the National Intelligence Coordination Committee (NICC), a senior security source said.

Pakistan registers 59 more coronavirus deaths, toll rises to 7,662

At least 59 more people have succumbed to coronavirus in Pakistan, taking the nationwide death toll to 7,662, while over 2,600 new infections have been reported across the country

Pak's new internet rules gives wider powers of censorship, draw criticism

The new rules were approved initially by Prime Minister Imran Khan's cabinet in February

Pak PM Imran Khan to travel to Kabul on his maiden Afghan visit tomorrow

Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan will visit Kabul on Thursday on his first trip to Afghanistan since assuming office in 2018 to discuss the Afghan peace process

Anti-France protests in Pakistan's Islamabad over 'blasphemous' sketches

A large number of supporters of Tehreek-i-Labbaik Pakistan marched from Liaquat Bagh Rawalpindi to Faizabad in Islamabad to protest against the publication of "blasphemous" sketches in France

PM Imran Khan useless, unaware of developments in Pakistan: Maryam Nawaz

PM Imran Khan "keeps popping up [for attention], his role is useless, and no one cares about him," Geo News quoted Sharif during her address in the northern areas

Pak court stops graft case against PM's aide, family of PML-N's Shahbaz

Tareen and Shahbaz had approached the LHC against multiple actions of the SECP and FIA in the sugar scam

Johnson urges Pakistan govt to guarantee fundamental rights of citizens

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson, during a Parliament session, urged Pakistan to guarantee the fundamental rights of its citizens

PM Narendra Modi's stern message to China, Pak on Ladakh, Kashmir as Xi, Imran listen

Coming face-to-face with President Xi Jinping of China and Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan, albeit virtually, for the first time since the Sino-India border row began in early May, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday delivered a stern message during his address at the SCO summit that there should be respect for sovereignty and territorial integrity among the nations. In his remarks during the virtual summit, Modi also hit out at those making repeated attempts to 'unnecessarily' bring bilateral issues to the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) in violation of the bloc's foundational principles, in an oblique reference to Pakistan raising the Kashmir issue in the past meetings of the eight-nation grouping.

Respect sovereignty, says Modi as Xi and Imran listen in at SCO meeting

Prime Minister says countries should respect territorial integrity, as border dispute with China continues and Islamabad tries to rake up Kashmir at international forums

Maryam Nawaz says Pakistan PM Imran Khan, his party is like Covid disease

She further said that this disease does not go away by wearing masks, and has to be thrown out

PM Imran Khan's minister admits to Pakistan role in Pulwama blast

Bajwa was trembling; Qureshi said India will attack if Abhinandan not released, recalls Pak Opposition leader

Pakistan army chief General Bajwa meets PM Imran Khan to discuss security

"Professional matters pertaining to Pakistan Army, internal and external security situation was discussed during the meeting," the Prime Minister's Office tweeted

Islamophobic content: Imran Khan writes to chief of Facebook seeking ban

Pakistan summoned the French ambassador in Islamabad as anger spread on Monday over President Emmanuel Macron's reaction to the murder last week of a French teacher by an Islamist

Pakistan PM Imran Khan accuses French President Macron of 'attacking Islam'

Khan's comments follow statements Macron made last week after a French teacher was beheaded near Paris after he had shown cartoons of the Prophet during a class he was leading on free speech

Pakistan's Opposition alliance all set to hold anti-govt rally in Quetta

A grand alliance of Pakistan's major Opposition parties decided to go ahead with an anti-government rally on Sunday Quetta city as part of a campaign to oust Prime Minister Imran Khan

Peace in Afghanistan will enhance regional connectivity: Imran Khan

Minister Imran Khan has said that peace in Afghanistan will benefit the two neighbours by opening new avenues for cooperation and enhance connectivity with other Central Asian countries

FATF Grey List: Why Pakistan must introspect on its efforts to check terror

Pakistan is unlikely to exit the Financial Action Task Forces (FATF) grey list as it has been unable to comply with six of the 27 points in the global watchdogs action plan, according to reports

Pakistan political crisis deepens as Sindh police revolts against Army

Police say they were left 'demoralised, shocked' after chief was kidnapped

Imran under fire as Pakistan's Opposition parties unite for fresh protests

Pakistan's powerful military commanders are also facing unusual criticism from opposition parties who have accused them of meddling in politics and toppling governments