Former Prime Minister Imran Khan has been taken to a hospital for a minor eye procedure, as confirmed by Law Minister Azam Nazeer Tarar. The development follows recent health concerns and legal proceedings involving the PTI leader.
President Trump's comments on a Minneapolis shooting victim carrying a gun have drawn sharp criticism from gun rights groups, creating a rift within the Republican Party before the November elections.
The Punjab Assembly unanimously passed the PHEC Amendment Bill 2025 setting a 65-year age limit for chairman appointments. Deputy Speaker reprimanded officials for absence and raised corruption concerns in Toba Tek Singh and Bahawalpur.
A high-level Transparency International delegation met NAB Chairman Lt Gen (R) Nazir Ahmed to discuss transparency, accountability reforms, and enhanced cooperation in anti-corruption efforts.
The National Assembly Standing Committee on Interior and Narcotics Control considered bills on drug screening in schools, citizenship, and local government, deferring most for further review.
A National Assembly committee held a crucial session to discuss the rights of migrants, focusing on legal protections and policy reforms to address challenges faced by vulnerable populations.
Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey announces partial withdrawal of federal immigration agents following public outrage over killings, with President Trump adopting a conciliatory tone.
The Punjab Assembly has reinstated 41 members after they submitted asset declarations, while nine remain suspended for non-compliance, barring them from today's session.
Pakistan's Parliament has passed the Domestic Violence (Prevention and Protection) Act 2026, criminalizing threats of divorce, forced cohabitation, and emotional abuse with penalties up to three years in prison and fines of 100,000 rupees.
Bangladesh is gearing up for its upcoming elections, but supporters of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina are expressing increasing anxiety over political stability and potential outcomes.
The Pakistan Peoples Party Lahore chapter announces a Kashmir rally on February 1, mobilizing all wings for a large-scale demonstration from Nasir Bagh to the Punjab Assembly.
Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf leader Azma Bukhari files a defamation lawsuit seeking Rs84 million in damages against opposition leader Moeen Qureshi over alleged false statements, escalating political tensions in Islamabad.
The Federal Investigation Agency has arrested a key accused in the PASCO wheat embezzlement case, marking a significant breakthrough in the investigation into the alleged corruption scandal.
The Pakistan Railways scandal involving fake electricity bills worth over Rs100 million reveals systemic vulnerabilities. This fraud highlights how citizens face unjust billing practices with sudden increases and unexplained charges.
French Prime Minister Gabriel Attal narrowly survives a no-confidence vote in the National Assembly over a forced budget, highlighting political tensions in France.
The National Assembly refutes media reports of its YouTube channel being shut down, explaining a brief disruption was due to technical problems, not suspension, during a joint parliamentary session.
Pakistan's opposition parties have strongly criticized the treasury benches for expressing doubts about former US President Donald Trump's Gaza peace plan, raising concerns over diplomatic implications.
The Election Commission of Pakistan has urged amendments to Section 219(1) of the Election Act to prevent delays in local government elections, citing constitutional breaches by federal and provincial governments.
Pakistan's opposition parties strongly criticize the government's decision to join Donald Trump's 'Board of Peace' without parliamentary consultation, demanding withdrawal until proper process is followed.
Minister Tariq Fazal Chaudhry informed the Senate that Islamabad's green cover has increased, with 46,000 new trees planted after removing 26,000 allergy-causing paper mulberry trees, backed by satellite data.
Fourteen PTI senators, led by Barrister Ali Zafar, have petitioned the Islamabad High Court to allow a meeting with the party founder in Adiala Jail. The petition names the Punjab Home Department and jail superintendent as respondents.
Chief of Army Staff General Asim Munir visited the National Police Academy in Islamabad, paid tribute to police martyrs, and emphasized modern policing and inter-agency cooperation for national security.
The National Accountability Bureau has distributed Rs1.2 billion to victims of private housing fraud, resolving a long-pending dispute and recovering hidden assets through sustained efforts.
The Senate has approved legislation to establish a formal regulatory framework for online ride-hailing services in Islamabad, mandating driver registration, vehicle fitness checks, and company certifications to enhance safety and accountability.
PkMAP Chairman Mahmood Khan Achakzai vows unwavering support to bolster Parliament's supremacy. Key meeting with NA Speaker Ayaz Sadiq focuses on institutional strength and democratic norms.
The Counter Terrorism Department's major crackdown across Pakistan leads to 49 arrests, seizure of explosives, and the foiling of a significant terror plot. Details inside.
Pakistan's armed forces affirm complete readiness to conduct effective operations. ISPR underscores national security commitment. Read the full statement on military preparedness.
NA Speaker Sardar Ayaz Sadiq, during a visit to NCA Lahore, firmly stated that statements against Pakistan, its judiciary, or armed forces will not be tolerated in the House. He emphasized constitutional discourse only.
Pakistan's military leadership affirms full preparedness for modern multi-domain operations, integrating land, air, sea, cyber, and space capabilities to counter evolving threats.
PPP Chairman Bilawal Bhutto Zardari advocates for provinces to collect sales tax, aiming to enhance fiscal autonomy and address Sindh's financial grievances. Read the full proposal.