Category: Pakistan

The closure of educational institutions in Punjab amid the severe smog crisis is a necessary precaution to protect the health and well-being of students. By shifting to online classes and encouraging safe practices

Nawaz Sharif and Maryam Nawaz’s trip to Geneva is more than a medical visit; it is a moment that holds personal significance for both leaders. As Maryam continues her journey of recovery and Nawaz stands by her side

In a move aimed at providing temporary financial relief to electricity consumers across Pakistan, the National Electric Power Regulatory Authority (NEPRA) has announced

In a significant development within Pakistan’s judiciary, the Supreme Court has established a 7-member constitutional bench, led by Justice Aminuddin Khan, to deliberate on key constitutional matters

The re-arrest of PTI leader Azam Swati highlights a growing conflict between political expression and legal authority in Pakistan. This situation underscores the complex relationship between the judiciary

As the Supreme Court Practice and Procedure Act, the 2024 Ordinance, and the judge expansion bill make their way to the National Assembly, they represent a critical moment for Pakistan’s judicial system.

As the country navigates a period of political uncertainty, the army’s position could encourage parties to adopt a more collaborative approach toward governance. With this reaffirmation of neutrality

Diwali in Pakistan stands as a testament to the power of festivals to unite people across different faiths and cultures. With every lamp lit and every sweet shared, the city of Karachi embodied the spirit

The HRCP’s response underscores the importance of maintaining trust between students, administrators, and law enforcement, especially in sensitive matters. By focusing on transparency