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By Newsweek Pakistan To a question from journalists, Ijaz Shah confirms that the former spokesman of the Pakistani Taliban has escaped custody of security forces
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Feb 17 2020 By Newsweek Pakistan In letter addressed to P.M. Khan, the grouping of major internet companies says rules will ‘cripple’ growth of Pakistan’s digital economy
Feb 14 2020 By Newsweek Pakistan Turkish president applauds Pakistan for its success in ridding the region of terrorism
In press conference, Special Assistant to the P.M. on Information claims Islamabad will not act against ‘interests of users’
Feb 13 2020 By Newsweek Pakistan Spokesperson says South Asia cannot afford another arms race, as she expresses concern of Washington selling air defense system to Delhi
Feb 13 2020 By Newsweek Pakistan Special Assistant to the P.M. on Health reiterates no cases of the novel coronavirus have been reported within Pakistan
Section 89 of the Pakistan Penal Code, which allows for corporal punishment ‘in good faith,’ has been suspended ‘until further notice’
Draft law requires social media companies to establish offices in Islamabad, provide authorities with access to user data
Feb 13 2020 By Newsweek Pakistan Prime minister tells visiting lawmakers that efforts are underway to ensure relief to the people
Feb 13 2020 By Newsweek Pakistan Trip to focus on strengthening bilateral ties, expanding economic ties between two nations
Feb 13 2020 By Newsweek Pakistan Top diplomat notes the ruling reflects P.M. Khan’s statements vowing to not let any non-state actors operate from Pakistan
Feb 12 2020 By Newsweek Pakistan Envoy lauds recognition of all-female group of peacekeepers in posting on social media
Founder of the Lashkar-e-Taiba has been sentenced to five-and-a-half years imprisonment, and a fine of Rs. 30,000
Feb 12 2020 By Newsweek Pakistan 18 months after assuming power, PTI-led government continues to blame former governments for its economic woes
Spread over 5 months, the subsidy for the Utility Stores Corporation aims at providing basic commodities at affordable rates
Global health body urges international community to focus on prevention as death toll in China crosses 1,000 with over 40,000 infected
Pakistan’s prime minister urges officials to ensure progress on strengthening bilateral ties between two nations
Maulana Abdul Aziz has barricaded himself and several female students inside the Islamabad mosque
Feb 08 2020 By Newsweek Pakistan Plans for sector include launch of 5G services, incentives for freelancers
Feb 08 2020 By Newsweek Pakistan In statement, spokesperson brands recent rise in anti-Pakistan statements as diversion from international criticism
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