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Category: Pakistan

Pakistan Seeks Extradition of Adil Raja, Shahzad Akbar from Britain
Pakistan begins the extradition of Adil Raja, Shahzad Akbar after handing documents to the UK, citing fake news and anti-state activities.
11th NFC Meeting Forms Working Groups to Review Fiscal Framework
The 11th NFC meeting sets up working groups to review Pakistan’s fiscal issues and proposed changes to resource distribution.
Afghanistan-Pakistan Border Trade Dispute Escalates; Kabul Seeks Assurances
Afghanistan demands guarantees from Pakistan for reopening trade routes, while Islamabad insists on assurances regarding TTP and BLA activities.
Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Establishes Service Points to Register Illegal Afghan Nationals
The KP government sets up service points across the province to register illegal Afghan nationals, ensuring transparent and organized data collection.
Pakistan Reopens Humanitarian Transit Trade to Afghanistan After Two-Month Halt
Pakistan clears humanitarian consignments to Afghanistan via Chaman and Torkham after two months, resuming UN aid under ATT rules.
University of Delaware Student Arrested for Alleged Attack on Police
Police say officers found a white Toyota Tacoma parked suspiciously at night; the driver refused to exit despite repeated evidence.
PIA Privatization Deadline Set for December 23: PM Shehbaz Sharif
PM Shehbaz sets PIA bidding date, promising transparency as Pakistan moves ahead with complete privatization of the national airline.
Pakistan Sends Rescue Team to Sri Lanka After Cyclone Ditwah
Pakistan dispatches a 47-member rescue team to Sri Lanka as Cyclone Ditwah causes heavy loss of life and widespread destruction.
KP Tourism Police Unpaid for Six Months as Issue Reaches Provincial Assembly
KP Tourism Police go six months without pay as lawmakers raise the issue in the Provincial Assembly for urgent action.
Balochistan Faces Severe Drought and Water Crisis, Agriculture at Risk
Severe drought and water scarcity in Balochistan threaten crops, livelihoods, and food security. Experts warn that urgent action is needed.
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