KP CM Afridi vows PTI's October 4 march will be 'unmatched'
Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Chief Minister Sohail Afridi says the PTI march on Islamabad will be peaceful, as the Centre keeps governor's rule and emergency on the table.
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Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Chief Minister Sohail Afridi says the PTI march on Islamabad will be peaceful, as the Centre keeps governor's rule and emergency on the table.
Petrol now costs Rs387.54 a litre and diesel Rs402.24 from today, the second cut in two days as world oil prices ease and Saudi exports recover.
PM Shehbaz Sharif met five global financial firms in London and became the first Pakistani PM to open trading at the London Stock Exchange.
The US sanctioned 10 people and firms accused of buying weapons for Iran's defence ministry, as Tehran said Trump was stuck in a quagmire.
Trump said the Iran war will end very soon and oil will fall, as Vance blamed Tehran for the collapse of the Islamabad MoU and Qatar kept relaying messages.
Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi ordered a master plan in 10 days for a Karachi centre for passports and CNICs, as Mayor Murtaza Wahab set out DHA water and road projects.
Settlers burned homes and cars in Jalud, Qaryut and Al-Mughayyir, as a Palestinian commission warned a settler-only road would cut Ramallah in two.
Deputy PM Ishaq Dar reviewed the PM's fuel relief scheme, under which 7.6 million motorcycle, rickshaw and small-car owners have registered for Rs100 a litre off.
An opposition TTAP delegation led by Barrister Gohar invited the PPP to a multiparty conference after PTI's October 4 protest; the PPP will leave the decision to Bilawal.
Ali Akbar Khan and Abdul Samad Arshad scored after the break as Pakistan came back from 2-0 down to draw with the Philippines, a side ranked more
Pakistan's PUBG Mobile team took bronze for the country's fifth medal at the Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games, with cricket and hockey semi-finals still to come.
Former Test spinner Saqlain Mushtaq said Pakistan has the talent but needs specialist coaches, long-term planning and national interest ahead of personal agendas.
Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb held a kick-off meeting with the IMF mission reviewing Pakistan's $7bn loan, with about $1.2bn at stake by early November.