“Beijing remains Islamabad’s strategic partner in all seasons, says the Foreign Office.”
“China remains Pakistan’s all-weather strategic partner, rooted in mutual trust and shared values, reaffirmed by the Foreign Office.”
Month: January 2025
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A committee has been formed for international coordination on the instructions of Imran Khan.
“A special committee has been formed under Imran Khan’s instructions to improve diplomatic relations and highlight Pakistan’s priorities in foreign policy.”
The request for Imran Khan’s acquittal in the GHQ attack case has been rejected.
“The Anti-Terrorism Court has rejected Imran Khan’s request for acquittal in the GHQ attack case.”
The Agricultural Income Tax Bill has been approved in the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Assembly.
“The Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Assembly has approved the Agricultural Income Tax Bill, which imposes a super tax on high-income farmers starting from January 1, 2025.”
The British police have issued a warning about the potential threat of a violent attack on the Sharif family in London.
“The Metropolitan Police has warned the Sharif family in London about a potential violent attack, based on intelligence from West Midlands Police.”
The inside story of Imran Khan’s meeting with Ali Amin Gandapur at Adiala Jail.
“Imran Khan expressed his trust in Ali Amin Gangapur while urging him to take strict actions against corruption and focus on good governance in the province.”
“Citizens cannot be deprived of their property under the pretext of security,” says the Sindh High Court.
“The Sindh High Court ruled that citizens’ property rights cannot be violated under the pretext of ‘operational purposes’ or ‘security concerns’ without credible evidence.”
U.S. officials confirm the suspension of aid to Pakistan.
“U.S. officials have confirmed the suspension of aid to Pakistan, directly impacting the country’s development and economic progress.”
A new revelation surfaces about another meeting with Barrister Gohar to silence Imran Khan.
“Barrister Gohar and Ali Amin Gandapur are making efforts to secure Imran Khan’s release, but the condition is that he must remain silent.”
“Give us Maryam Nawaz, and you can keep Murad Ali Shah,” a demand from Karachi’s traders.
The traders’ demand for Maryam Nawaz to be appointed as Sindh’s chief minister has sparked new discussions, with the Sindh government strongly rejecting the proposal.