Tuesday, September 28th, 2021
Chairs of House of Commons Foreign Affairs and Defence Committees call on Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi
Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi received Chair of House of Commons Select Committee for Foreign Affairs MP Tom Tugendhat, Chair of House of Commons Select Committee for Defence MP Tobias Ellwood, as well as MPs Henry Smith and Steve Baker at the Pakistan High Commission in London. In-depth discussions focused on the regional situation, bilateral relations and other issues of mutual interest. The Foreign Minister conveyed Pakistan’s perspective on the unfolding developments in Afghanistan, and the need for the international community to stay engaged, while averting a humanitarian crisis andRead More
North Korea fires unidentified projectile, criticizes US ‘hostile’ policy
North Korea fired an unidentified projectile towards the sea off its east coast on Tuesday. Japan’s defence ministry said it appeared to be a ballistic missile. The announcement came just before North Korea’s Ambassador to the United Nations Kim Song urged the United States to give up its hostile policy towards Pyongyang. He said no one can deny his country’s right to self-defence and to test weapons. Kim Song said the country is just shoring up its self-defence and if the United States drops its hostile policy, it would respondRead More
Umer Sharif Declared Fit For Air Travel
KARACHI: Doctors on Tuesday have declared the ailing legendary comedian Umer Sharif fit for travelling to the United States for his advanced treatment. Yesterday, Sharif was stopped from travelling to the US by the panel of doctors treating him at Karachi’s private hospital due to low blood pressure. The family members of the legendary comedian confirmed that he will leave for the US via air ambulance today, where he will undergo heart surgery. Umar Sharif’s wife Zareen Ghazal said the health of her husband is stable now and she willRead More
Pakistan Reports 1,400 New Covid-19 Cases
ISLAMABAD: The COVID-19 positivity rate continues to drop down in Pakistan and has been recorded at 3.17 per cent during the past 24 hours, According National Command and Operation Centre (NCOC). As per the latest figures released by the NCOC, 41 more people lost their lives due to COVID-19, lifting the overall death toll to 27,638. During the last 24 hours, 44,116 tests were conducted to detect the deadly virus, out of which 1,400 cases remained positive at the positivity rate of 3.17 per cent. So far, Pakistan has conductedRead More

