“Earlier we used to think that PTI is inept, inexperienced and under some compulsion. But later we understood that they had no intention to serve Karachi,” Khalid Maqbool said.

Following his ouster as the prime minister, Imran Khan is making a strong comeback in politics as he holds public rallies across the country. His rallies in Peshawar, Karachi, and later in Lahore, faced huge success as thousands came out to support him.

Khan asked his supporters to be ready for his call to march toward Islamabad if his demand to call fresh elections was delayed. "Wait for my call," he said.

Ilhan Omar said, “We are engaged through a Foreign Office Committee about the question of Kashmir and this question is not as much talked as it should be.”

“The ministry of communications and information technology was ordered to remove the apps from internet servers and make them inaccessible to everyone in Afghanistan” Samangani (Deputy spokesperson of the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan) said.

The picture has been going viral on social media since then. The advocates of Imran Khan believe that he has sacrificed his life for the sake of politics.

The Sindh CM said PM Shehbaz Sharif had announced to provide Rs. 10 million compensation for heirs of Dadu tragedy which is a good omen. Moreover, he admitted that the response to the tragedy was very slow and vowed to punish those responsible. 

Fatemi had served as the SAPM on foreign affairs during the previous PML-N government under Nawaz Sharif from 2013 to 2017. But he was removed in 2017 over the 'Dawn leaks' scandal.

Shahbaz Gill further added that the new government was only providing half-baked truths, emphasizing that "by law, any Prime Minister could take back gifts given to him during his tenure" however, he underscored that a certain amount had to be paid before taking the gifts.

China's economy is facing headwinds from the impact of its aggressive efforts to stem the spread of COVID-19, especially in its economic hub of Shanghai.

Pakistan's Islamic Republic requires a major course correction, which has proven to be a difficult task. While the forces of change are fragmented, the status quo's actors are well established. Bhutto's People's Party was able to make a dent in the system during the 1970s.

Former Minister for Economic Affairs, Omar Ayub strongly reacted to the news of the shutting down of power plants. In his tweet, he said that the government of PTI had almost eliminated the load shedding.