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Naveed Qamar Says Parliament, Not Speaker, Decides Opposition Leaders
NA member Naveed Qamar asserts that selection of opposition leaders in the National Assembly and Senate is a prerogative of parliamentarians, not the speaker.
Muhammad Hashir
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Aleema Khan Urges Media to Defend Arrested Journalists, Slams Terrorism Charges
Outside ATC Lahore, Aleema Khan warns that silence over journalists’ arrests will endanger everyone, while contesting anti-terrorism charges linked to political protests.
Muhammad Hashir
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Balochistan Moves to Intensify Global Crackdown on Banned Groups
Balochistan govt to intensify action against banned groups abroad; over 300 terrorists listed for Interpol red notices. CM Bugti vows zero tolerance for terror.
Muhammad Hashir
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Govt Clarifies PTI Founder Jail Meeting, Reaffirms CDF Appointment Process
Federal ministers clarify PTI founder’s Adiala Jail meeting: historic facilities provided, political meetings restricted. CDF appointment proceeding as per law.
Muhammad Hashir
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Rana Sanaullah Addresses CDF Notification, Warns Sohail Afridi Over National Security Concerns
Rana Sanaullah says CDF rules are being framed, denies delays; warns Sohail Afridi against obstructing national security and upholds protocol for former PM.
Muhammad Hashir
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Pakistan Resumes Humanitarian Aid Transit to Afghanistan After Two-Month Suspension
After nearly two months, Pakistan has resumed clearance of humanitarian aid containers for Afghanistan. First phase includes 143 containers from WFP, UNICEF, and UNFPA via Chaman and Torkham borders.
Muhammad Hashir
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Government Declares IMF Corruption Report a Charge Sheet, Action Plan by Dec 31
The government has termed the IMF Governance & Corruption Diagnostic Report a charge sheet and will prepare an action plan by Dec 31 to implement 15 key recommendations, including online disclosure of officials’ assets.
Muhammad Hashir
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Centre and Provinces Open 11th NFC Talks with Pledge of ‘Transparent Dialogue’
Finance Minister Aurangzeb opens 11th NFC talks, assuring provinces that the Centre is “here to listen” as negotiations begin on a new resource-sharing award.
Muhammad Hashir
