By Staff Reporter
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan, the multiple-time world field hockey champion, is now considered a constant loser at the game it once ruled, because no one wants to bet on a sport that cannot generate revenues like cricket.
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Dollar Crunch: Pakistan taps ADB for $2bln loan under CFC
By Staff Reporter
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan has tapped the Asian Development Bank’s (ADB) Counter-Cyclical Facility (CFC) to get $1.5 to $2 billion additional budgetary support loan in two months to prop up its fast-depleting foreign currency reserves, the IP learnt.
The game is on!
By Staff Reporter
There was a mighty downswing. No lofted drive. Bails take wing. The middle stump rattled. Clean bowled! What?
Bluff and Brinksmanship: Khan alleges conspiracy to kill him
By Staff Reporter
SIALKOT: Former prime minister Imran Khan on Saturday reiterated the threat to his life and said he has recorded a video naming all those involved in the conspiracy of killing him since last summer.
Establishment: Khan speaks on his bittersweet ties
By Staff Reporter
MARDAN: Former premier Imran Khan on Friday said his disagreement with the establishment was over the extension of Lieutenant General Faiz Hameed as the Inter-Services Intelligence chief till the “winters”.
Hold Polls: Khan warns capital siege
By Staff Reporter
MARDAN: PTI spearhead Imran Khan on Friday threatened the unity government to hold polls before his supporters take over the federal capital.
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“Very Inappropriate”: Military deplores politicians’ comments
By Staff Reporter
RAWALPINDI: Director-General of the Inter-Services Public Relations (DG-ISPR) Major General Babar Iftikhar on Thursday termed a senior politician’s remarks about Peshawar Corps Commander Lieutenant- General Faiz Hameed ‘very inappropriate’.
LEADERSHIP HUDDLE: PM Shehbaz Sharif with elder brother Nawaz Sharif and other party leaders at London on May 11, 2022. Photo courtesy of Khwaja Saad Rafique’s Twitter handle
Who is running Pakistan’s economic policy?
By Staff Reporter
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan’s economic woes are complicating the situation of the country’s external obligations, owing chiefly to a lack of clarity as to who is the ultimate authority on key policy decisions confronting the economy.
The League in London
By Staff Reporter
Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif’s tryst with PMLN bigwig Nawaz Sharif in London, where most commentators believe extraordinary decisions governing the latter’s political future were taken, is under attack from all sides for its overly clandestine nature.
Zardari says elections after electoral reforms
By Staff Reporter
KARACHI: Former president and co-chairman of Pakistan People Party Asif Ali Zardari has said general elections in the country would be held after electoral reforms and amendment of the National Accountability Bureau (NAB) laws.