Pakistan’s principled position is to give peace a chance, but if the militants are not amenable to a peaceful solution, a military solution becomes the default option. By Naveed Naqvi.
By Staff Reporter
ISLAMABAD: The Asian Development Bank on Tuesday said it was working “quickly” to provide a “significant” relief and rehabilitation package to the flood-hit Pakistan.
By Staff Reporter
ISLAMABAD: As the possibility of any immediate financing from multilateral creditors for the cash-strapped energy sector remains elusive, the government is exploring alternatives to secure programme loans for other sectors of the economy.
By Staff Reporter
KARACHI: The catastrophic floods in Pakistan have killed at least 528 children and impacted about 16 million other, the United Nations International Children’s Emergency Fund (Unicef) said on Friday, fearing many more losing their lives without a massive increase in support.
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ISLAMABAD: Russia can supply gas to Pakistan as necessary infrastructures are already in place, President Vladimir Putin said on Thursday during his meeting with Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif on the sidelines of the SCO summit in Uzbekistan, Russian state-owned news wire TASS reported.
Khan will rile up his foes. Khan will fight with all his might. Khan will do all it takes to stage a comeback. If you find it damaging to your polity, rest assured that is incidental.
The Finance Minister may be unpopular among his colleagues, but Prime Minister Sharif is stuck with him as Ishaq Dar is not returning any time soon. By Muhammad Ali
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ISLAMABAD: Former prime minister Imran Khan said the appointment of army chief should be deferred until a new government is elected in a free and fair election, which should then choose the new military head.
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KARACHI: UN Secretary-General António Guterres reiterated that the needs in flood-ravaged Pakistan are enormous and called for urgent financial support, as he wrapped up a two-day trip aimed at raising awareness of the climate-driven disaster with flights over some of the hardest hit areas.
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ISLAMABAD: The United Nations Secretary General Antonio Guterres on Friday called world community for ‘massive’ financial support for flood-ravaged Pakistan as damages caused by deadly deluges exceed $30 billion.
