The government has imposed Section 144 in Islamabad and Peshawar where the PTI had planned to hold its Labor Day public rallies.

The emergence of audio recording has caused a significant uproar on social media. The PML-N has vehemently criticized the former Chief Justice of Pakistan, Saqib Nisar.

In recent years, there has been an increase in the number of students taking their own lives due to failing exams. It is a tragic situation that affects not only the individual but also their loved ones, peers, and communities. 

The video of COAS Asim Munir conversing in English with China's State Councilor Wang Yi has gained a lot of traction and has divided opinons on social media.

The raid has been strongly criticized by PTI leaders, including Chairman Imran Khan who said that it was an illegal raid on his home, with no regard for the presence of women and family members.

Murtaza Ali Shah, who has previously won two defamation cases at the UK High Court, brought his case against the three PTI officials after they came together and began a campaign against him on March 30, 2020.

Before the second round of talks today, PTI Chairman Imran Khan said that negotiations with the coalition government will only go forward if they are willing to dissolve the National Assembly forthwith. 

A video of Sher Shah being taken away by the police is making the rounds on social media as PTI leaders and its supporters accuse the government of fascism.

Labour MP Liam Byrne raised the Russian links alarm during a debate in the House of Commons and asked the British government to look into the activities of Viceroy Research.

Responding to the media discussion on Pakistan Army’s combat worthiness, ISPR assured that the military will always remain ready to defend the motherland.

Since PML-N did not issue tickets to any of its candidates, they were assigned random symbols. As a result, Maryam Nawaz got assigned "Tandoor" from PP-173 for which she getting heavily trolled on social media. 

In Q1’23, unprecedented inflation levels and Rupee devaluation further impacted administrative expenses which increased to Rs 39.2 billion. However, with the strong revenue growth, the cost/income ratio improved.