Pakistan
US sanctions 3 Chinese firms for supplying materials to Pakistan's ballistic missile programs
According to the US State Department, the entities targeted by these sanctions include Minsk Wheel Tractor Plant, Xi'an Longde Technology Development Company Limited, Tianjin Creative Source International Trade Co Ltd, and Granpect Co. Ltd.
Imran Khan Refutes Saudi Involvement in Removal as Pakistani Prime Minister, Affirms SIC Chief
This assertion coincided with a significant visit from Saudi Arabia, led by Foreign Minister Prince Faisal bin Farhan, aimed at exploring investment opportunities in Pakistan. Marwat's remarks, made at such a delicate juncture, put the PTI in a difficult position, especially as the party had already been accused of hindering foreign investment in the country.
Gunmen in Pakistan Fatally Shoot Alleged Killer of Indian Prisoner Sarabjit Singh
Reports indicate that Tamba came under attack by gunmen riding motorcycles in Lahore's Islampura area. Despite being rushed to a nearby hospital in critical condition, he tragically succumbed to his injuries, as confirmed by the sources.
ADB Report Highlights Bleak Outlook for Pakistan's Economy
Recent assessments by the Asian Development Bank (ADB) depict a grim picture of Pakistan's economic trajectory. The country now holds the unenviable title of being the most expensive in Asia, burdened by soaring living costs and rampant inflation, currently standing at a staggering 25 percent. Economic growth is sluggish, projected at a mere 1.9 percent, ranking among the lowest in the region.
Tragedy Strikes: 19 Lives Lost During Eid Celebrations in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Pakistan
The province, renowned for its scenic beauty and tourist attractions such as Naran, Kaghan, Swat, and Galyat, witnessed a surge in visitors, leading to a flurry of unfortunate events. According to a spokesman for Rescue 1122, the incidents included 326 traffic accidents, 187 cases of fire outbreaks, 10 drownings, and two instances of wall collapses.
Demolition of Ancient Hindu Temple in Khyber District Sparks Controversy
The temple, affectionately known as the 'Khyber Temple', held a special place in the hearts of locals but had been gradually fading away, brick by brick, over the years. Its demise reached a critical point when construction work commenced on the site around 10 to 15 days ago.
Deadly Bomb Blasts Rock Pakistan: 3 Killed, 20 Injured, Confirm Authorities
The initial incident unfolded in the Quetta district's Kuchlak area, where a devastating blast tore through a mosque during Maghrib prayers on Monday. Regrettably, the explosion claimed the life of a dedicated policeman and left 15 individuals wounded, recounted a police spokesperson.
Saudi Arabia and Pakistan Emphasize Dialogue for Resolving Islamabad-New Delhi Issues, Including Kashmir
A joint statement was released following an official meeting between Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif and Saudi de facto ruler Prince Mohammed bin Salman on April 7 at Al-Safa Palace in Mecca.
Imran Khan Alleges Poisoning of Wife Bushra Bibi in Sub-Jail Custody
While refraining from directly accusing anyone, the 71-year-old leader of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) hinted at knowing the perpetrators behind the alleged poisoning. He emphasized that if any harm befell Bushra, the responsibility should rest with the Pakistan Army chief, as he claimed that members of an intelligence agency were controlling affairs both at his residence in Bani Gala and Adiala jail.
Pakistan's Prime Minister Guarantees Robust Security Measures for Chinese Workers
Addressing a group of Chinese engineers and workers at the Dasu Hydropower Project site in Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa, Sharif expressed solidarity with the affected individuals. He pledged unwavering efforts to guarantee the safety of Chinese citizens and their families, emphasizing the government's determination to leave no stone unturned in this regard.
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