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ISLAMABAD: Sikandar Sultan Raja, Chief Election Commissioner (CEC), on Wednesday trashed PTI’s allegations of bias saying they had no legs to stand on.
By Staff Reporter
ISLAMABAD: Sikandar Sultan Raja, Chief Election Commissioner (CEC), on Wednesday trashed PTI’s allegations of bias saying they had no legs to stand on.
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ISLAMABAD: A senior judge has said a case can be opened against the PTI Chairman Imran Khan for mocking the Supreme Court of Pakistan by inciting violence during the long march on May 29, 2022 in a breach of his own given word.
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ISLAMABAD: A senior judge has said a case can be opened against the PTI Chairman Imran Khan for mocking the Supreme Court of Pakistan by inciting violence during the long march on May 29, 2022 in a breach of his own given word.
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ISLAMABAD: The government gas utilities are facing financial collapse under growing liquidity pressures conjured by subsidies and circular debt, while no ‘understanding’ was in place to source cheap Russian gas, petroleum minister said on Monday.
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KARACHI: Pakistan’s finance minister said countries that have typically been generous in lending to the crisis-hit nation are proceeding more cautiously now.
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ISLAMABAD: Islamabad High Court (IHC) wants all the former chief executives from Pervez Musharraf to present Shehbaz Sharif to come clean on their alleged unspoken agreement to extrajudicial abductions of citizens, for which they can be tried for high treason.
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ISLAMABAD: Pakistan on Sunday scrapped reports that a delegation comprising Pakistani nationals travelled to Israel and called on the diplomatically unrecognised state’s head.
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ISLAMABAD: Pakistan has granted a foreign donor’s contractors a PKR 2.5-billion tax exemption as part of bilateral treaty obligations, Independent Pakistan can report.
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ISLAMABAD: The Economic Coordination Committee (ECC) of the Cabinet on Saturday green-signalled the import of 3 million tonnes of wheat and 200,000 tonnes of Chinese urea to build strategic stocks to cushion any supply shocks.
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ISLAMABAD: The government is well-positioned to cut a staff-level deal with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) next month, the country’s finance, said on Saturday, making a headway toward reclaiming a nearly lost bailout loan.