Pakistan

Incident occurred near a garment factory that caught fire the same day

Issues notice to KDA, SBCA against demolition of wall of private property

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Police say late-night hangouts cause rowdiness, crime; hotels association protests ban

Many housing projects replacing agricultural fields along bypass road

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Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif on Friday strongly condemned the Israeli cabinet’s recent approval of a plan to assume control of Gaza City, calling it illegal and illegitimate and warning that the move represents a dangerous escalation in the ongoing conflict in Palestine.

Poverty, old curricula, weak job prospects fuel higher education exodus

Discusses textile, food processing, mineral, IT trade expansion

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UAF, NWAFU agree to launch joint projects on climate change, soil health

Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif on Friday blasted the Israeli cabinet’s approval of a plan to occupy Gaza City as a “dangerous escalation”. Earlier in the day, Israel’s political-security cabinet approved a plan to take control of Gaza City, nearly two years into its invasion of the Palestinian territory. The approval came hours after Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Israel intended to take military control of the entire strip, American news agency Reuters reported. “We strongly condemn the Israeli cabinet’s approval of a plan to take illegal and illegitimate control of Gaza City. This tantamounts to a dangerous escalation in an already catastrophic war against the people of Palestine,” the prime minister said in a post on X. He added that the expansion of military operations will only worsen the already existing humanitarian crisis and derail any prospect for peace in the region. “We must not lose sight of the root cause of this ongoing tragedy: that is, Israel’s prolonged, illegal occupation of Palestin...

Auqaf dept to recover shrines generating millions in monthly revenue

Lok Virsa opens new cultural diorama at the heritage museum

Foreign Office Spokesperson Shafqat Ali Khan has said Pakistan will welcome the United States or any other country's interest towards the resolution of Kashmir issue.