By Staff Reporter
ISLAMABAD: The Asian Development Bank (ADB) has approved $1.5 billion in financing to help Pakistan provide social protection, promote food security, and support employment amid devastating floods and global supply chain disruptions.
By Staff Reporter
Islamabad: The government has deployed extra police force along with para military rangers around the election commission office in the capital, Islamabad, in case Pakistan Tahreek-e-Insaf supports try to react violently in response to a decision on Toshakhana disqualification case filed against former prime minister Imran Khan due today.
Monitoring Desk
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan will ask international lenders for billions of dollars worth of new loans to rebuild the country after calamitous floods uprooted 33 million people and pushed its cash-strapped economy even closer to insolvency, Financial Times reported.
By Staff Reporter
ISLAMABAD: Finance minister Ishaq Dar said the country is ready to buy fuel from Russia if the same rate that India is paying is applicable to Pakistan as well.
By Staff Reporter
ISLAMABAD: The government on Wednesday said the damage from this summer’s catastrophic flooding is now estimated at $40 billion, as much as 25 percent higher than projections a month ago.
Monitoring Desk
KARACHI: Investment bank JPMorgan has called the slump in Pakistan’s bonds to just a third of their face value justified, following the country’s devastating floods and recent warnings by officials that some debt payments may need to be suspended.
The PTI leader’s appeal against his disqualification from holding public office seems to have suffered an unrecoverable collapse with the SCP finding how his case has been built on lies. By Staff Reporter.
Senior provincial minister Atif Khan has been told to cough up the money within three days or pay with his life. By Staff Reporter.
In urgent need of funds to purchase digital equipment for the census, the Pakistan Bureau of Statistics (PBS) has been denied access to PKR 5 billion earmarked for that very purpose. By Muhammad Ali.
By Staff Reporter
ISLAMABAD: The top military leadership on Tuesday reposed full confidence in the country’s nuclear command and control structure and the security of its strategic nuclear arms.
