Jahanzeb Aslam

PTI chairman becomes first prime minister to be voted out of office through a no-trust motion

In televised address, premier says he accepts Supreme Court ruling but will not accept the legitimacy of any government imposed by ‘foreign powers’

In unanimous verdict, five-member bench says deputy speaker’s ruling illegal and all subsequent steps must be reversed

U.S. rejects as baseless any allegations of Washington’s involvement in the no-confidence motion against the prime minister

Crisis provoked by Islamabad police raiding Parliament Lodges to oust ‘volunteers’ averted

Journalism bodies, opposition leaders condemn new amendments, noting defamation laws are intended to stifle free speech

In statement, global lender says authorities still need to raise personal income taxes, rationalize power tariffs

Opposition says latest report’s 16-point slide has ‘destroyed’ PTI-led government’s claims of eradicating corruption

Part of ‘prior actions’ required to resume IMF loan facility, country’s economy at risk if legislation not approved

P.M. Khan announces civilian honor for man who tried to save victim Priyantha from the mob that brutally murdered him, desecrated his body

Civil and military leaders issue condemnations as more than 100 suspected members of the mob who lynched and burned the body of Priyantha Kumara taken into custody

Police have initiated a probe into the murder of victim Priyantha Diyawadana, who was the manager of a Rajco Industries factory

Meeting to review balance of trade position informed imports of food items, furnace oil, and vaccines will soon reduce and result in lower trade bill

Authorities refuse to share details of agreement with public, claiming its results will become visible in 7-10 days

Proscribed group says negotiations with government are ongoing, as authorities reach out to ulema to help end impasse

Lahore becomes battleground once again, with three policemen martyred and several others injured

Little progress visible on ending impasse despite claims by government officials that matter has been resolved

Jazz CEO Aamir Ibrahim sees Pakistan’s telecommunications sector as a ‘great equalizer’ if provided adequate government support

Nearly a week after he claimed ‘vulgarity’ led to an increase in rape cases, the prime minister’s statement continues to provoke outrage

Global institution warns recovery remains fragile largely due to unexpected shocks from ongoing spread of COVID-19