Category: Pakistan

The ongoing debate within the Supreme Court underscores the tension between procedural adherence and the need for timely resolution of legal matters. The decision

As the Power Division prepares the guidelines for disbursement, it is essential to ensure that these measures are implemented transparently and effectively. With the right execution

The series of resignations from proposed ad hoc judges reveals deep-seated issues within Pakistan’s judicial appointment system. As the Judicial Commission meets to deliberate on the future steps

Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif’s recent announcements mark a significant step towards modernizing Pakistan’s tax system and combating fraud. The implementation of these reforms

The issue of appointing ad hoc judges to the Supreme Court has become a flashpoint of legal and political contention in Pakistan. With Justice Retired Maqbool Baqir and Justice Retired

Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif’s tribute is not only a recognition of the efforts made but also a call to maintain and build upon the successful strategies employed. His statement serves as an encouragement for ongoing collaboration and preparedness to address future challenges.

The demand for transparency and renegotiation of these contracts underscores the need for a more sustainable and equitable energy policy. Ensuring that IPPs operate efficiently and that

The execution of Kitab Gul, a Pakistani national convicted of heroin smuggling, in Riyadh underscores Saudi Arabia’s unwavering stance against drug trafficking. The multi-tiered judicial review process

The terrorist attack on the Ali Bin Abi Talib Mosque in Muscat has left a profound impact on the Pakistani community in Oman. With four Pakistanis martyred and many others injured