Pakistan

G20 meeting: China will skip the G20 Tourism Working Group meeting in Srinagar, saying that it is "firmly opposed” to holding such meetings in the "disputed territory".India has countered the objection by saying it is free to hold meetings on its own territory.

Over 200 Pakistani nationals were deported from various countries due to visa violations, legal issues, and human trafficking, with several arrests upon arrival in Karachi.

Former Pakistan fast bowler Shoaib Akhtar has shared his views on the ongoing discussions surrounding the ICC Champions Trophy 2025, which is set to be hosted by Pakistan.

An Afghan Taliban representative refused to stand for the Iranian national anthem during the opening ceremony of the 38th International Islamic Unity Conference in Tehran.

Apple removed 1,474 apps from its App Store as per requests from various governments to take down such apps in 2022, including a massive 1,435 from mainland China and just 14 from India.

A new book highlights the immense demand for All India Radio's Punjabi programming in Pakistan, emphasizing the need for India to strengthen its broadcasting infrastructure. The book discusses the strategic importance of radio and criticizes the Indian government's failure to complete necessary infrastructure upgrades, while also highlighting the lack of Punjabi programming on Pakistani radio stations.

The global terror financing watchdog FATF is likely to free Pakistan from the grey list today. Pakistan needs 12 votes out of 39 to exit the grey list and move to the white list.

In a statement, the finance ministry said that the meeting approved an overarching Revised Circular Debt (power sector debt) Reduction Plan worth Rs 952 billion for the current fiscal year that would also involve an additional budget subsidy of about Rs 335 billion to meet another condition.

In a tweet, Pakistani Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif said that an unnamed citizen from his nation entered the Turkish embassy in the US and gave the help. However, the generosity of this Pakistani person was ridiculed by his fellow citizens and internet users, who questioned why the cash-strapped country, which has been suffering from a terrible economic crisis, needed assistance from an anonymous contributor.

This return to Pakistan marks the conclusion of Nawaz Sharif's self-imposed exile in the UK, lasting four years. The petition filed in the Islamabad High Court outlines that Nawaz seeks protective bail to enable him to surrender before the court and "submit to due process of justice and avail remedies permissible under the law."