Pakistan and Qatar agree to deepen internal security cooperation
Mohsin Naqvi and Qatar's interior minister agreed in Doha to expand security ties, a day after Naqvi praised Qatar's role in US-Iran peace efforts.
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Mohsin Naqvi and Qatar's interior minister agreed in Doha to expand security ties, a day after Naqvi praised Qatar's role in US-Iran peace efforts.
Russia's envoy said Moscow is ready to help ease Pakistan-Afghanistan tensions; Pakistan wants verifiable Taliban action against terrorists.
PM Shehbaz Sharif ordered faster FBR reforms and warned against resistance, as the government moves to let it compulsorily retire non-performing tax officers.
CPPA-G projects Pakistan's power purchase price at Rs27.31 per unit in 2027, with capacity payments of Rs1.91 trillion; Nepra holds a public hearing on Nov 3.
The health ministry denied a nationwide insulin shortage, saying only Apidra is unavailable, as it got its ninth secretary in 19 months.
Ishaq Dar told Iran's foreign minister dialogue and diplomacy are vital, as Tehran said its seven-day Hormuz proposal stands and Vance admitted US failures.
After the Peshawar roof collapse, Rawalpindi began inspecting 7,000 private and 1,300 public schools, and KP is identifying unsafe school buildings.
Residents say covering Karachi's Nehr-i-Khayyam would narrow the drain, invite commercial use and raise flood risk, and want an impact assessment first.
A Rs780 million road linking Natha Khan Bridge and Gulistan-e-Jauhar is stalled after a clash between railway police and KMC city wardens over land ownership.
Major Wajahat Waheed was martyred in an IED blast in Gwadar, while forces killed four terrorists in Kalat. The president and prime minister paid tribute.
Economic Affairs Minister Ahad Cheema was named incoming chair of the World Bank and IMF Boards of Governors for 2027, Pakistan's first time since 1953.
Ishaq Dar told authorities to act on hoarding and overpricing of essential goods, saying stocks are adequate, as a 20kg flour bag topped Rs3,000 in Peshawar.
Police filed a case against the owners and contractor of the collapsed Peshawar school, with the FIR saying poor materials were used and complaints ignored.