Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan said that the rising foreign debts coupled with low tax recovery had become a "national security" issue because the government did not have enough money to run the nation.

Pakistan PM Imran Khan says rising foreign debt a 'national security' issue

The IMF has deprived Pakistan of its financial sovereignty. Islamabad cannot borrow money from its own central bank until it pays its debts. Palki Sharma asks: Is the sun setting on Pakistan's economy?

Gravitas: IMF rejects Pakistan's borrowing request | Imran Khan admits 'no money' to run the country

A couple of days back, Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan said the "biggest problem" is that the government doesn't have enough money to run the country. He added that the rising foreign debts and low tax revenue had become an issue of "national security".

Pakistan's debt and liabilities increase; govt 'doesn't have money': What's next for the debt-ridden nation?

'Pakistan is running out of money. The sustainability of our country is at stake, there's no money to run the nation,' says PM Imran Khan. Inflation is battering the economy, it has surged by almost 9.2% in October from 2020, prices of everyday goods are on the rise.

'Pakistan is running out of money,' says PM Imran Khan

Pakistan’s petroleum dealers launched a nationwide protest against the government on Thursday for failing to raise their profit margins. Several privately-owned petrol stations were closed across the country in response to the call by the Pakistan Petroleum Dealers Association (PPDA).

Pakistan petroleum dealers launch nationwide strike against lower profit margins

According to local reports, the Pakistan government has released over a hundred Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan(TTP) prisoners as a "goodwill gesture". The Pakistan government and Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan had agreed on a ceasefire earlier.

After ceasefire, Pakistan releases over 100 TTP members

Pakistan opposition parties on Tuesday slammed Imran Khan-led Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) government for convening a joint session of parliament without holding talks to evolve consensus on electoral reforms.

Pak opposition slams Imran khan govt for convening joint session without consensus on electoral reforms

Pakistan freed a hardline Islamist leader on Thursday, a week after removing his name from a terrorism watch list under a deal to end weeks of deadly protests by his followers, the government and his lawyer said.

Pakistan frees hardline Islamist under a deal to end violence

Pakistan's Prime Minister Imran Khan's most cherished coalition backers are getting cold feet. Allies of the government are jittery over long-pending electoral reforms. These reforms are meant to bring millions more into the voting fold primarily overseas Pakistanis. There are other long-standing issues that may spell more trouble for Imran Khan.

Coalition backers of Pak PM Imran Khan get cold feet

Imran Khan's government has struck a deal with terror organisation Tehrik-i-Taliban. The TTP according to reports have now called for implementing Sharia law across the country's northwestern province of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.

Pakistan: TTP wants Khyber Pakhtunkhwa to be under Sharia law?

Pakistan's Prime Minister Imran Khan shared a message of consolation for Babar Azam & Co. after the Pakistan team crashed out of the ICC Men's T20 World Cup post their five-wicket defeat against a gritty Australia in the second semi-final at Dubai International Cricket Stadium.

Pakistan PM Imran Khan sends message to Babar Azam & Co. after T20 WC exit, praises team's 'humility'

Pakistan’s Supreme Court on Wednesday summoned Prime Minister Imran Khan in the 2014 Peshawar army school massacre case where militants of Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) killed more than 150 people, mostly students.

Pak SC summons Prime Minister Imran Khan over 2014 attack case

After the Army & Clergy, now the judiciary is cornering Imran Khan. Pak's Supreme Court grilled the Pak PM on the 2014 Peshawar School Massacre. The attack was carried out by TTP, which recently struck a peace deal with Islamabad. Palki Sharma gets you a report.

Gravitas: Army, Extremists & now Pakistan's judiciary corners Imran Khan

Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan appeared before the supreme court today after he was summoned by the apex court in connection with the ongoing hearing over the 2014 Peshawar school massacre.

Pakistan Supreme Court grills PM Imran Khan over 2014 Peshawar school massacre

Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan on Wednesday said that there were 'no holy cows' in Pakistan as he was grilled by Pakistan Supreme Court in a case related to the 2014 school massacre carried out by Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) terror group.

'No holy cows', says Pak PM Imran Khan as SC grills him on 2014 terror case

Pakistan’s Information and Broadcasting Minister Fawad Chaudhry seemed to differentiate between good and bad militants among the Tehreek-i-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) terrorist outfit when he said the government will give its “citizens a chance” if they shun violence.

Good terrorists, bad terrorists: Minister Fawad Chaudhry sees both types in Pak Taliban group

Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan appeared before the supreme court today after he was summoned by the apex court in connection with the ongoing hearing of the army public school attack case. A total of 147 people, 132 of them children, were killed after Tehreek-I-taliban Pakistan terrorists stormed the a-p-s-warsak school, in Peshawar, almost seven years ago.

Pak PM Imran Khan appears before supreme court

“Prime Minister Imran Khan is by my boss, not my friend,” country’s Chief of Army Staff (COAS) General Qamar Javed Bajwa reportedly said at a Parliamentary Committee of National Security (PCNS) meeting when he was queried by the members on the premier’s absence from the meeting.

‘PM Imran Khan is my boss, not my friend,’ says Pak Army chief Bajwa

How long with Imran Khan's government last? Pakistan's Prime Minister is facing ouster calls after severing ties with the military, losing to extremists and failing to control record inflation. Molly Gambhir brings you the details.

Gravitas: Troubles mount for Imran Khan

Protests against price rise continue to haunt Imran Khan's government. Pakistan's economic intelligence unit has said that inflation will rise for the next half year in the country.

Pakistan: Protests against skyrocketing prices, opposition slams PM Imran Khan

Even before the Afghan Taliban arrived at the gates of Kabul, Pakistan started discussions with the government-in-waiting to deal with militant outfits such as Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) and Baloch groups operating out of the neighbouring country.

Taliban mediating talks between Pakistan's Tehreek-e-Taliban, Islamabad: Report

Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan approved the revocation of Tehreek-i-Labbaik Pakistan's (TLP's) proscribed status in a submission to his cabinet through a summary. After days of violent protests by the group's members in April this year, the government had banned it.

Pakistan: Why has Imran Khan surrendered to hardline islamists?

In what can be regarded as bowing down to a banned outfit, Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan on Saturday approved the revocation of Tehreek-i-Labbaik Pakistan's (TLP's) proscribed status in a submission to his cabinet through a summary.

Bowing down? Pakistan PM Imran Khan approves TLP's de-proscription

According to reports, the Pakistani government has reached an understanding with Tehrik-i-Taliban. Reportedly, officials of the Pakistani government and its military have been holding talks with TTP leaders in Afghanistan. WION's Anas Mallick brings in all the latest information.

Pakistan: Imran Khan govt in talks with banned TTP group for truce

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