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Pakistan Democratic Movement (PDM) demands resignation of Chief Justice Umar Ata Bandial for alleged favoritism towards PTI Chairman Imran Khan. PDM warns of dire consequences if Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif is disqualified for refusing to comply with court ruling on Punjab elections. PDM stages sit-in outside Supreme Court, accuses judiciary of engineered verdicts and misconduct. Calling for the resignation of Chief Justice Umar Ata Bandial for allegedly providing undue facilitation to PTI Chairman Imran Khan, the Pakistan Democratic Movement (PDM) government issued a warning to the top judge about the dire consequences if Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif was disqualified on…
Law enforcement agencies in Pakistan continue to arrest all involved either in instigating public violence or damaging property during bloody riots across the country which had erupted following the arrest of Imran Khan. Several leaders of the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) party, including Shehryar Afridi and Fayyaz-ul-Hasan Chohan, have been arrested in connection with violent protests that occurred on May 9. Afridi was taken into custody from Islamabad’s Sector F-8, while Chohan was arrested on Murree Road in Punjab. The arrests are part of an ongoing crackdown on PTI’s leadership, workers, and supporters. Pakistan Army called to maintain law & order…
Tens of hundreds of the supporters of The Pakistan Democratic Movement ( PDM) have arrived in Islamabad in busses and vans while thousands of others are expected to reach anytime tonight following the call of a peaceful protest by their leaders. Pakistan’s intelligence agencies have reported as many as 20000 to 35000 political workers were expected to arrive in Islamabad by May 16, 2023. Islamabad Capital Territory management was falling short of making security arrangements to keep the protesters at arm’s length from damaging infrastructure however, heads of all the political parties which are a part of PDM, have assured…
With the US currently facing a cost-of-living crisis, many investors are left wondering if it’s the right time to buy stocks or if they should hold off. Personalfinanceguru.com, the leading online authority on personal finance, has conducted an exclusive, data-driven analysis to help investors make the smartest move in these uncertain times. Their comprehensive study, which analyzed economic indicators such as inflation, unemployment, and market trends, has led to the conclusion that now may be the optimal time for investors to dive into the stock market, despite the cost-of-living crisis. This is due to several factors, including historical market performance,…
The Pakistani government has called upon the army to assist in quelling the violent unrest that has erupted following the arrest of former Prime Minister Imran Khan. Authorities have issued warnings to protesters, urging them to refrain from further attacks on state installations. The escalating violence has resulted in at least five deaths and has exacerbated the already unstable situation in Pakistan, a country grappling with a severe economic crisis and a delay in receiving an International Monetary Fund bailout since November. Imran Khan, widely regarded as Pakistan’s most popular political leader according to polls, was arrested on Tuesday in…
Jemima Goldsmith, formerly known as Jemima Khan, is a prominent British journalist, campaigner, and philanthropist. She was born on January 30, 1974, in London, England. Jemima is known for her diverse roles and her connections to influential figures. Jemima Goldsmith comes from a prominent family background. Her father, Sir James Goldsmith, was a British billionaire financier, and her mother, Lady Annabel Goldsmith, belonged to the prestigious Rothschild family. Growing up in a wealthy and influential family, Jemima had access to numerous opportunities and resources. Jemima’s life took an interesting turn when she married Pakistani cricketer and politician Imran Khan in…
In an unprecedented move, a sea of passionate voices echoed through the streets. It was a momentous day for Turkiye, as their beloved leader, Tayyip Erdogan, was about to address a massive rally. People from all walks of life gathered with unwavering excitement, ready to witness history in the making. As the sun began to set, the rally venue filled with electric energy. The air was thick with anticipation, and the fluttering flags painted the sky in vibrant hues. Families, students, and workers stood shoulder to shoulder, united in their support for Erdogan’s leadership. Erdogan asks the world to find…
The Federal Minister for Climate Change & Environmental Coordination Senator Sherry Rehman has warned that climate change is breaking global records while collective action falls short. Speaking on the first day of the Petersberg Climate Dialogue in Berlin, Rehman stressed the need for real change in the pace of climate finance, adaptation and mitigation. She pointed out that 78 developing countries require a total of $6tn between now and 2030 to meet their financial requirements under the Paris Agreement, with Pakistan requiring $348bn between 2022 and 2030, representing 10.7% of its cumulative GDP, to meet its climate needs. “As we…
Pakistan and the US, two long time aly against war against terrorism are parting ways gradually, revealed the secret documents leaked recently to the press. Amidst a changing global power dynamic, The Washington Post has obtained leaked documents, dubbed ‘The Discord Leaks’, providing a glimpse into the private conversations and strategies of emerging powers such as Pakistan and India. The documents highlight the difficult choices that these nations must make in order to navigate their allegiances in a world where the United States is no longer the unchallenged superpower. Russia comes to rescue crisis-hit Pakistan: The US says it will…
Andrew Mitchell says a new vision for UK development will improve global prosperity and reduce poverty On April 27, the UK’s International Development Minister, Andrew Mitchell, delivered a speech at the world-leading policy institute, Chatham House, setting out a new vision for the UK’s development work, which will have profound effects internationally including in Pakistan. He pledged that the British government will drive forward the UK’s fight to reduce poverty and boost climate security, and to reassert its commitment to build shared prosperity through partnerships. British Council announces STEM scholarships for 2023-24 21 UK In his speech, Minister Mitchell launched…
