#BoycottUAE was trending in Pakistan on Tuesday because Turkey said so! Pakistan's Twitter users jumped on Turkey's bandwagon as a result the hashtag started trending.

#BoycottUAE trends in Pakistan as netizens forget country's debts to UAE

China cannot be trusted. The dragon scams all - friends or foe. The realisation recently dawned upon China's all-weather ally - Pakistan. Chinese businessmen scammed Pakistan of $630 dollars.

Now, Pakistan digs up $680 million scam linked to China's CPEC

Six paramilitary soldiers were killed and four wounded in Pakistan's restive southwestern province of Balochistan in a roadside bomb attack on their vehicle, officials said early Tuesday.

Bomb kills six, wounds four in southwest Pakistan

Top Courts of Pakistan orders to reopen malls and shops. Court says Covid 19 is not pandemic in Pakistan and the lockdown should gets end. Total cases reaches 40 thousands in Pakistan

Lockdown ends in Pakistan, Malls and Market to be reopen-SC

In a bid to copy India, Pakistan's national radio broadcaster decided to a carry a weather report from India's Ladakh region. The report however ended up embarrassing Pakistan's state broadcaster.

Gravitas: Pakistan fails miserably in 'weather war'

The coronavirus pandemic may just have put a brake on an incessant arms expenditure globally but Pakistan army is untouched with this. The armed forces of Pakistan are seeking a 20 per cent increase in the salaries of their personnel for the fiscal year 2020-21.

Pakistan Army seeks nearly 20% increase in salaries of personnel

Pakistan's armed forces are looking for an increase of 20 per cent in salaries of all cadres, after merger of four adhoc allowances into 2017 basic pay, in the upcoming budget.

Pakistan armed forces seeking 20 percent raise in salary

Pakistan on Saturday began easing the month-long lockdown despite a steady rise in the number of the coronavirus cases which rose to 27,474.

Pakistan eases lockdown even as COVID-19 cases continue to rise

Pakistan has lifted the countrywide lockdown and started easing the restrictions imposed to curb the coronavirus pandemic, despite the rising in confirmed cases.

Pakistan lifts coronavirus lockdown, despite rise in confirmed cases

A top Pakistani Minister has confessed that Prime Minister Imran Khan has to agree to everything that the country's army says. WION's Palki Sharma tells you more.

Gravitas: Imran Khan | From a cricketer to an 'Army puppet'

Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan while addressing a meeting of the National Coordination Committee said on Thursday that the coronavirus lockdown in the country will be lifted in phases from Saturday.

Gradual lifting of lockdown from May 9 in Pakistan

More than 500 health care workers including doctors in Pakistan are the worst affected in the coronavirus pandemic. Watch report.

More than 500 health workers infected in Pakistan | COVID-19 Pandemic

Pakistan reported a record 40 deaths due to the coronavirus in the last 24 hours and 1,049 new cases, health officials said on Wednesday. According to the Ministry of National Health Services, Punjab province reported 8,420 cases, Sindh 8,189, Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa 3,499, Balochistan 1,495, Islamabad 485, Gilgit-Baltistan 386 and Pakistan-occupied Kashmir 76 cases.

Pakistan reports record 40 deaths in single day, coronavirus cases jump to 22,413

Pakistani Journalist Sajid Hussain who was missing since March had recently found dead in a Sweden river. In 2012, Hussain's house was raided & his laptop was seized.

Pakistani Journalist who was missing since March, found dead in a Sweden river

Pakistani secret agents are using the Aarogya Setu app to spread their nefarious designs target via Indian army personnels, according to the Indian Army. Also read: Aarogya Setu beats 'Pokémon GO' record, crosses 50 million downloads in 13 Days As per a warning issued by the Indian Army, ''inimical intelligence agencies have developed a malicious app by the name Aarogya Setu.

Aarogya Setu app being misused by Pakistani spies to target Indian military personnel

Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan's government has decided to delete nearly 4,000 names from its terror watch list to change its image in front of the United Nations Security Council.

'Insufficient information': Pakistan deletes nearly 4,000 terrorists names

Amid coronavirus pandemic, Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan on Thursday stressed on the need of building its own healthcare infrastructure and underlined the need of independence for the country.

Pakistan: Need to build medical infrastructure and reduce dependency on foreign aid, says PM Imran Khan

Pakistan Prime Minister Imran and his aides on Thursday reiterated that the coronavirus situation in Pakistan is ''not bad'' even as the number of confirmed cases in the country exceed 16,000.

Imran Khan reiterates 'coronavirus situation not bad in Pakistan' even as cases exceed 16,000

In a televised fundraiser, a top Pakistani cleric blamed the Coronavirus pandemic on 'scantily dressed women'. Instead of rebuking the cleric, the Pak PM shifted blame and accused Bollywood of corrupting Pakistan's youth.

Gravitas: Coronavirus: Pakistan's misogyny in the face of death

Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan has fired his special aide on I&B and replaced her with a powerful former military spokesman as he revamped his media team for the second time since coming to power amidst mounting criticism for failing to address key issues including the COVID-19 outbreak.

Imran cracks whip on media team, ropes in ex-Army spokesman amidst growing criticism

Pakistan on Saturday celebrated the country's first day of the holy month of Ramzan amid the coronavirus outbreak. A massive surge of coronavirus infections threatens the country, but PM Imran Khan earlier gave permission to worshippers for daily prayers and evening congregations on account of Ramzan.

Mosques becoming a major source of transmission: Pakistan health expert

The Pakistan government has authorised the Pakistan army to take over if the public violates lockdown rules. The order has been issued specifically keeping in mind the business community and religious clerics.

Imran Khan's government authorises army to take over in case of lockdown violations

By: Anshu Dubey A New York-based regulatory technology company Castellum.AI released a detailed study report earlier this week that mentioned how Pakistan has removed names of thousands of terrorists from its watch list.

International standards demand for transparency in listing & de-listing process: Peter Piatesky to WION

Pakistan has resumed work on all B.R.I projects. The Pakistan govt plans to use Chinese funds to overcome economic shortcomings. What does Beijing get in return? WION's Executive Editor Palki Sharma Upadhyay gets you a report.

Gravitas: Pakistan resumes work on B.R.I projects

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