Watch: PTI MNA Raja Riaz gets grilled on TV show
Raja Riaz was then questioned why he did not resign instead and go back to the public. At this, Raja Riaz admitted that he should have resigned first. However, the current political situation is such that his vote is needed.Â
Saudi Arabia once again becomes China’s top crude supplier
Arrivals of Saudi crude totalled 14.61 million tonnes in January-February, equivalent to 1.81 million barrels per day (bpd), down from 1.86 million bpd a year earlier, data from the General Administration of Customs showed on Sunday.
Pakistan opens up Gwadar port for Afghanistan
A delegation of the Pak-Afghan Chamber of Commerce and Industry (PACCI) and the business community of Karachi led by the president of the chamber, Mr. Javed Barwani, and Zubair Motiwala, visited Gwadar. Former Presidents of the Gwadar Chamber of Commerce and Industry (GCCI) were also present in the meeting.
Bakhtawar Bhutto calls out PTI fan girls over a musical event in KPK
A journalist had shared the video on Sunday in which the KP Police allegedly stormed a musical event in which singer Karan Khan was performing. Commenting on the video, PPP’s Bakhtawar Bhutto Zardari mocked the female advocates of Pakistan Tehreek-I-Insaf.
Pakistani politics in crises?
The practical experiences and political struggles always shape a strong, long-lasting and consistent political environment of a state. Politicians in Pakistan haven’t experienced such realities and struggles, as they are given everything in plates from their forefathers.
Suzuki invests $1.4 billion for EVs in India, why not Pakistan?
It is the first major EV plan announced by Maruti Suzuki for India in a bid to align itself with a national strategy to reduce oil dependence and cut debilitating air pollution in major cities.
Israeli PM wishes Iranians Persian New Year
Israel considers Iran an "existential threat" and the two countries have been at loggerheads since the 1979 Islamic Revolution that toppled the Western-backed shah.
PM Imran Khan praises India for foreign policy in a rare incident
Praise for the independent foreign policy of India comes when PM Khan's government is facing a tough situation against a no-confidence motion filed in the National Assembly by the opposition parties to topple his government.
Questioning limits of social liberalization in Saudi Arabia
The risk for Mr. Bin Salman is that the reforms widen the kingdom’s already yawning income gap, cast further doubt on the integrity of the crown prince’s anti-corruption campaign, and undermine widespread support for his vision.
Did Pakistan economy really progress under PM Khan?
The federal government has been able to collect a revenue of Rs114 billion through Petroleum Levy (PL) on petroleum products, an official of the Petroleum Division told Business Recorder.
The Fed Rate Hike: Alleviating inflation or invoking stagflation?
The fed funds rate has been zero-bound since March 2020 to support the economy through the pandemic. And although both monetary and fiscal perspectives bolster this decision, uncertainty still looms regarding the broader repercussions of the geopolitical tensions.
President Alvi okays reference for interpretation of Article 63 (A)
The government on Monday filed the reference for the interpretation of Article 63A in the Supreme Court. President Alvi gave the approval to file the reference which comes amid the reports of defection of some of the members of the Parliament.
