Former Pakistani PM Imran Khan claimed his close aide Shahbaz Gill was "abducted". The Pakistani government has come out and said that Gill has been arrested on charges of sedition. What really happened? Palki Sharma tells you.

Gravitas: Imran Khan's aide kidnapped in Islamabad?

Experts believe the US drone that killed Al-Qaeda chief Ayman al-Zawahiri flew through Pakistani airspace. What role did Islamabad play in this operation? What are they hoping for in return? Palki Sharma tells you.

Gravitas: Did Pakistan help the US kill Al-Qaeda chief?

Pakistan has reached an agreement with the IMF for a $6 billion loan. As soon as the deal was struck, Pak PM Shehbaz Sharif slashed petrol & diesel prices. Did Islamabad jump the gun? Palki Sharma reports.

Gravitas: Pak-IMF reach agreement for $6 billion loan

An area of 14,430 acres was damaged after more than 200 wildfires continue to rage in various districts of Pakistan's Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province during the past two weeks, according to a report.

The area includes forests and pastures, Dawn reported on Sunday.

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Of the 210 wildfire incidents, around 55 blazes have been started intentionally by local people and 12 ascribed to dry weather conditions while the cause of another 143 blazes is unknown, according to a report compiled by the provincial forestry, environment and wildlife department.

These figures are based on daily situation reports generated by the department between May 23 and June 9.

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Latifur Rehman, a spokesperson for the department said that rumours had been circulating in the affected areas that the government would pay compensation for any damage to forests due to wildfires.

Pakistan had a harsh and lengthy heatwave, the longest one in the country's history.

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Besides this, Pakistan continues to struggle with the electricity and gas outages, the protestors at multiple places in the country demonstrated against the federal government demanding an immediate supply of electricity and natural gas.

The country is also witnessing nationwide protests on the water shortage, as the water crisis has broken a 22-year record in Pakistan as the provinces face a 50 per cent shortage of water and there is 97 per cent water scarcity in reservoirs, as per the details released by the Indus River System Authority (IRSA).&nbsp;

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An area of 14,430 acres was damaged after more than 200 wildfires continue to rage in various districts of Pakistan's Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province during the past two weeks, according to a report.

An area of 14,430 acres was damaged after more than 200 wildfires continue to rage in various districts of Pakistan's Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province during the past two weeks, according to a report. The area includes forests and pastures, Dawn reported on Sunday. Also read | Pakistan withdraws pensionary benefits of five former-servicemen: Report Of the 210 wildfire incidents, around 55 blazes have been started intentionally by local people and 12 ascribed to dry weather conditions while the cause of another 143 blazes is unknown, according to a report compiled by the provincial forestry, environment and wildlife department. These figures are based on daily situation reports generated by the department between May 23 and June 9. Watch | Wildfire ravages southern Spain: Warm weather & adverse winds causing the blaze Latifur Rehman, a spokesperson for the department said that rumours had been circulating in the affected areas that the government would pay compensation for any damage to forests due to wildfires. Pakistan had a harsh and lengthy heatwave, the longest one in the country's history. Also read | Pervez Musharraf stable and out of a ventilator; family says 'recovery not possible, organs malfunctioning' Besides this, Pakistan continues to struggle with the electricity and gas outages, the protestors at multiple places in the country demonstrated against the federal government demanding an immediate supply of electricity and natural gas. The country is also witnessing nationwide protests on the water shortage, as the water crisis has broken a 22-year record in Pakistan as the provinces face a 50 per cent shortage of water and there is 97 per cent water scarcity in reservoirs, as per the details released by the Indus River System Authority (IRSA). WATCH WION LIVE HERE You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here.

Over 14,430 acres damaged due to wildfires in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa in fortnight: Report

Shehbaz Sharif's government in Pakistan has launched an austerity drive ahead of its June 10th annual budget. Pakistan's government announced a list of measures applicable on all departments and officials to curb unnecessary expenditure.

Islamabad launches Austerity Drive | Pakistan announces measures for government offices and employees

A comment by the Israeli president of the World Economic Forum has sparked a political row in Pakistan. President Isaac Herzog of Israel at Davos talked about a great change regarding Israel's ties with the Muslim world. WION's Anas Mallick brings in all latest developments.

Great change: Israeli president says received delegation of Pakistani expats

A comment by the Israeli president of the World Economic Forum has sparked a political row in Pakistan. President Isaac Herzog of Israel at Davos talked about a great change regarding Israel's ties with the Muslim world.

Israeli President says received delegation of Pakistani expats, Islamabad denies

Police detain Imran Khan supporters demanding fresh elections in Pakistan

As former Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan led an anti-government rally to Islamabad on Wednesday demanding fresh elections, police used tear gas and batons and detained hundreds of PTI protesters in a bid to disrupt the march.

Pakistan: Heavy violence during Imran Khan’s freedom march, police fire tear gas at PTI supporters

PTI Chairman and ousted prime minister Imran Khan entered Islamabad in the early hours of Thursday and marched towards D-Chowk. Police resorted to firing tear gas and baton charges on Wednesday and detained hundreds of PTI protesters in a bid to disrupt the march.

Pakistan: PTI chief Imran khan's caravan headed towards D-chowk

All major roads leading to the capital Islamabad have been blocked by the authorities on Wednesday, after ousted prime minister Imran Khan made a rallying call for march to the city centre in a bid to force early elections and bring down the current government.

The security has been beefed up in the capital city as the march has raised fears of violent clashes between supporters of Khan and security forces.

Calling the rally an attempt to "divide the nation and promote chaos", Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has vowed to stop Khan's supporters from gathering into the city,

On Wednesday, Islamabad police published a traffic plan showing a complete blockade of the capital, backed up by a heavy security presence.

Entry and exit points on key highways towards Islamabad were blocked by police in the nearest main cities of Peshawar, Lahore and Multan.

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According to local media reports, schools and neighbouring Rawalpindi have been closed and all exams cancelled, while a state of emergency was declared at all hospitals.

Meanwhile, the cricketer-turned-politician on Wednesday evening said that his long march had entered nearby Punjab city and is heading towards Islamabad.

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"No amount of state oppression and fascism by this imported govt can stop or deter our march," the former premier wrote on his official Twitter handle.

The PTI chief in a fresh statement to his supporters this evening asked them to take to the streets following the top court’s verdict regarding the venue of the political gathering.

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I urge the entire nation to take to the streets with their families after the decision of the Supreme Court,” Imran said in a video statement released from an undisclosed location.

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The former premier added that he was on his way to the famous D-Chowk and asked his supporters to come out of their homes to convey a message that they won’t accept anyone’s subservience.

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All major roads leading to the capital Islamabad have been blocked by the authorities on Wednesday, after ousted prime minister Imran Khan made a rallying call for march to the city centre in a bid to force early elections and bring down the current government.

All major roads leading to the capital Islamabad have been blocked by the authorities on Wednesday, after ousted prime minister Imran Khan made a rallying call for march to the city centre in a bid to force early elections and bring down the current government. The security has been beefed up in the capital city as the march has raised fears of violent clashes between supporters of Khan and security forces. Calling the rally an attempt to "divide the nation and promote chaos", Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has vowed to stop Khan's supporters from gathering into the city, On Wednesday, Islamabad police published a traffic plan showing a complete blockade of the capital, backed up by a heavy security presence. Entry and exit points on key highways towards Islamabad were blocked by police in the nearest main cities of Peshawar, Lahore and Multan. We have entered Punjab and will InshAllah be heading towards Islamabad. No amount of state oppression and fascism by this imported govt can stop or deter our march.#حقیقی_آزادی_مارچ pic.twitter.com/NMRNRU2F3G — Imran Khan (@ImranKhanPTI) May 25, 2022 × According to local media reports, schools and neighbouring Rawalpindi have been closed and all exams cancelled, while a state of emergency was declared at all hospitals. Meanwhile, the cricketer-turned-politician on Wednesday evening said that his long march had entered nearby Punjab city and is heading towards Islamabad. Watch | Imran Khan's long march to Islamabad begins despite bans "No amount of state oppression and fascism by this imported govt can stop or deter our march," the former premier wrote on his official Twitter handle. The PTI chief in a fresh statement to his supporters this evening asked them to take to the streets following the top court’s verdict regarding the venue of the political gathering. Also read | Pak minister Bhutto bats for normal ties between New Delhi and Islamabad I urge the entire nation to take to the streets with their families after the decision of the Supreme Court,” Imran said in a video statement released from an undisclosed location. Also read | Imran Khan praises India for reducing fuel prices, defying 'US pressure' The former premier added that he was on his way to the famous D-Chowk and asked his supporters to come out of their homes to convey a message that they won’t accept anyone’s subservience. (With inputs from agencies) WATCH WION LIVE HERE You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here.

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Pakistan: Imran khan's caravan headed towards D-chowk

As former Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan led an anti-government rally to Islamabad on Wednesday demanding fresh elections, police used tear gas and batons and detained hundreds of his protesters in a bid to disrupt the march.

Heavy violence during Imran Khan’s freedom march, police fire tear gas at PTI supporters

Tensions are running high in Pakistan, the PTI chairman and former Pakistan PM Imran khan is carrying out his freedom march towards the capital city of Islamabad despite the government's ban on protests.

Islamabad braces for political showdown, ousted PM leads march despite Shehbaz govt's ban

Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) Chairman and former Prime Minister Imran Khan has called off his most anticipated long march, giving a six-day ultimatum to government to dissolve assemblies and announce fresh elections.

Imran calls off long march for now, gives 6-day ultimatum to Shehbaz Sharif govt

Pakistan's former prime minister Imran Khan has vowed to defy a government ban on his planned march to Islamabad. Khan has urged his supporters to take to the streets as planned.

Pakistan's ousted PM Imran Khan vows to defy government ban on protest

Pakistan's former prime minister and PTI chairman Imran Khan plans to carry on with the party’s long march towards Islamabad despite the government’s decision to ban it.

Pakistan: Ex-PM Imran khan to lead the long march in Islamabad despite ban

PTI workers and leaders took to the streets and are heading towards the federal capital from various parts of the country despite the government’s decision to ban it.

Imran Khan's Freedom March: PTI supporters take to the streets despite ban

Imran Khan, Chairman of the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) and a former Prime Minister of Pakistan, has declared that a long march will be held in Islamabad on May 25.

Pakistan: Former PM Imran Khan announces PTI long march in Islamabad on May 25

Pakistan will be attending an anti-terror SCO meeting in New Delhi. Ahead of the meeting, Shehbaz Sharif has appointed a 'minister trade' for its New Delhi mission. Is Islamabad trying to extend an olive branch? Palki Sharma reports.

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The constitutional crisis is at its peak in Pakistan and the embattled premier is fighting for a second innings. In his later latest address to the nation Imran Khan called for protests in Islamabad against what he claims to be a foreign plot to overthrow his government.

Imran Khan calls for protests, PTI supporters rally at Islamabad

It's a crucial day in Islamabad ahead of the no-trust vote. Roads leading to the national assembly is cordoned off, security has also ben beefed up and red zone is being declared in the area. WION is joined by Anas Mallick and Dr Farid Malik, ex-chairman Pakistan science foundation to shed more light on the ongoing Political turmoil in Pakistan.

Pakistan: Security ramped up in Islamabad ahead of no-trust vote against PM Imran Khan

Political tensions have reached a boiling point in Pakistan. In less than about three hours from now, a vote of no-confidence will be held in the lower house of the Pakistani parliament that could potentially end up ousting Imran Khan government.

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Just before the session head convened the no-trust motion, the deputy speaker dismissed the assembly session calling it 'unconstitutional,' however, oppositions lashes back at him. For more on this we are joined by Imtiaz Gul, a senior journalist from Islamabad.

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Pakistan is on the edge today ahead of its crucial session of the parliament to vote on a no-confidence motion against PM Imran Khan. Opposition leaders are currently holding the meeting ahead of the big meet. For more on this, we are joined by Dr Jamil Ahmed Khan, former Pakistan envoy to UAE.

Pakistan Political Crisis: Key Opposition meet ahead of no-trust vote

Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan on Sunday lashed out at the opposition parties, even going to the extent of calling them 'rats'. He was addressing a rally organised at Parade Ground in Pakistan's capital Islamabad. The rally was seen as Imran Khan's show of strength prior to no-confidence vote his government faces in Pakistan's National Assembly.

While referring to the main opposition parties (Pakistan Muslim League (N), Pakistan Peoples Party), he said, "These three rats are looting the country for the last 30 years."

"For the last 30 years, they jointly sucked the blood of the country. They have accumulated millions of dollars worth of property outside the country and have offshore accounts. All this drama is happening for the sake of NRO (National Reconciliation Ordinance). They want Imran Khan to kneel in front of them, as (former Pakistan army) General Pervez Musharraf did," Imran Khan said during a rally at the Parade Ground in the capital city."From day one, they (opposition) have been trying to blackmail me," he added

Khan thanked his supporters for coming to the rally.

Pakistan government faces no-confidence motion over issues like corruption, unemployment, inflation. Khan has earlier claimed that the motion was tabled so that opposition leaders could get an 'easy escape'

"Three rats are trying to hunt me down but what they don`t know is that they will be hunted down instead... I will defeat them," he had said during a rally in Mansehra.

Earlier, rumours of Imran Khan resigning from his office were rife after the renaming of Pakistan`s Prime Minister`s Office YouTube channel to "Imran Khan" on Saturday.

The no-confidence motion was submitted by the Opposition parties on March 8 after the Pakistan People`s Party`s (PPP) long march in Islamabad. The Opposition has been confident that its motion would be carried as many PTI lawmakers have come out in the open against PM Imran Khan.&nbsp;

The Pakistani National Assembly has a total strength of 342 members, with the majority mark being 172. The PTI led coalition was formed with the support of 179 members, with Imran Khan`s PTI having 155 members, and four major allies Muttahida Qaumi Movement-Pakistan (MQM-P), Pakistan Muslim League-Quaid (PML-Q), Balochistan Awami Party (BAP) and Grand Democratic Alliance (GDA) having seven, five, five and three members respectively.

Imran Khan`s situation was precarious given that three of the four allies, that is, MQM-P, PML-Q and BAP had stated their support to the Opposition`s no-confidence motion and said that they will vote accordingly.

(With inputs from agencies)

Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan on Sunday lashed out at the opposition parties, even going to the extent of calling them 'rats'. He was addressing a rally organised at Parade Ground in Pakistan's capital Islamabad.

Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan on Sunday lashed out at the opposition parties, even going to the extent of calling them 'rats'. He was addressing a rally organised at Parade Ground in Pakistan's capital Islamabad. The rally was seen as Imran Khan's show of strength prior to no-confidence vote his government faces in Pakistan's National Assembly. While referring to the main opposition parties (Pakistan Muslim League (N), Pakistan Peoples Party), he said, "These three rats are looting the country for the last 30 years." "For the last 30 years, they jointly sucked the blood of the country. They have accumulated millions of dollars worth of property outside the country and have offshore accounts. All this drama is happening for the sake of NRO (National Reconciliation Ordinance). They want Imran Khan to kneel in front of them, as (former Pakistan army) General Pervez Musharraf did," Imran Khan said during a rally at the Parade Ground in the capital city."From day one, they (opposition) have been trying to blackmail me," he added Khan thanked his supporters for coming to the rally. Pakistan government faces no-confidence motion over issues like corruption, unemployment, inflation. Khan has earlier claimed that the motion was tabled so that opposition leaders could get an 'easy escape' "Three rats are trying to hunt me down but what they don`t know is that they will be hunted down instead... I will defeat them," he had said during a rally in Mansehra. Earlier, rumours of Imran Khan resigning from his office were rife after the renaming of Pakistan`s Prime Minister`s Office YouTube channel to "Imran Khan" on Saturday. The no-confidence motion was submitted by the Opposition parties on March 8 after the Pakistan People`s Party`s (PPP) long march in Islamabad. The Opposition has been confident that its motion would be carried as many PTI lawmakers have come out in the open against PM Imran Khan. The Pakistani National Assembly has a total strength of 342 members, with the majority mark being 172. The PTI led coalition was formed with the support of 179 members, with Imran Khan`s PTI having 155 members, and four major allies Muttahida Qaumi Movement-Pakistan (MQM-P), Pakistan Muslim League-Quaid (PML-Q), Balochistan Awami Party (BAP) and Grand Democratic Alliance (GDA) having seven, five, five and three members respectively. Imran Khan`s situation was precarious given that three of the four allies, that is, MQM-P, PML-Q and BAP had stated their support to the Opposition`s no-confidence motion and said that they will vote accordingly. (With inputs from agencies)

Pakistan PM Imran Khan targets opposition in show-of-strength rally in Islamabad

Earlier this week the North Korean embassy in Islamabad was raided. Police officials entered the premises because they suspected that the embassy was hiding a large stash of illegal liquor.

Pakistan's raid on embassy: Do North Korean diplomats smuggle liquor?

At a massive road-show in Islamabad, Pakistan Peoples Party Bilawal Bhutto Zardari vowed to send the Imran Khan govt packing. The Pak govt say his efforts are being funded by 'foreign conspirators'. Palki Sharma gets you the details of this political slugfest.

Gravitas: Bilawal Bhutto vows to 'dethrone' Imran Khan

Police in Islamabad have registered a sedition case against Member of National Assembly (MNA) Mohsin Dawar and human rights activist Imaan Mazari as well as several students who participated in a protest against racial profiling and surveilling of Baloch students at a university in the Pakistani capital, Friday Times reported. 
 
Earlier this week, several Baloch students gathered outside the National Press Club in Islamabad to protest the harassment and profiling of Baloch students and the "prevalent culture of fear" at the Quaid-e-Azam University (QAU) in Islamabad.

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The students reported multiple instances of harassment and interrogation by an individual who they identified as 'Major Murtaza'. 
 
During the peaceful demonstration, police attacked the students and snatched away several students'&nbsp;phones. 
 
In response, students moved to block the road next to the press club.

Also read |&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/india-news/watch-indian-flag-helped-pakistani-turkish-students-cross-ukraine-border-says-indian-student-458070">Watch | Indian flag helped Pakistani, Turkish students cross Ukraine border, says Indian student</a> 
 
MNA Dawar was also present at the protest. 
 
Activist and lawyer Imaan Mazari, who is the daughter of Human Rights Minister Shireen Mazari, was also manhandled by the police when she urged them to return the students'&nbsp;phones.

Police in Islamabad have registered a sedition case against Member of National Assembly (MNA) Mohsin Dawar and human rights activist Imaan Mazari as well as several students who participated in a protest against racial profiling and surveilling of Baloch students at a university in the Pakistani capital, Friday Times reported.

Police in Islamabad have registered a sedition case against Member of National Assembly (MNA) Mohsin Dawar and human rights activist Imaan Mazari as well as several students who participated in a protest against racial profiling and surveilling of Baloch students at a university in the Pakistani capital, Friday Times reported. Earlier this week, several Baloch students gathered outside the National Press Club in Islamabad to protest the harassment and profiling of Baloch students and the "prevalent culture of fear" at the Quaid-e-Azam University (QAU) in Islamabad. Also read | Islamabad-based diplomats call on Pakistan to condemn Russia The students reported multiple instances of harassment and interrogation by an individual who they identified as 'Major Murtaza'. During the peaceful demonstration, police attacked the students and snatched away several students' phones. In response, students moved to block the road next to the press club. Also read | Watch | Indian flag helped Pakistani, Turkish students cross Ukraine border, says Indian student MNA Dawar was also present at the protest. Activist and lawyer Imaan Mazari, who is the daughter of Human Rights Minister Shireen Mazari, was also manhandled by the police when she urged them to return the students' phones.

Baloch students at Islamabad university stage protests against harassment

On Thursday, Pakistan received a special guest. The co-founder of Microsoft Bill Gates. What was he doing in Islamabad? Discussing the eradication of Polio with Pak PM Imran Khan. Pakistan is among the only 2 countries still fighting polio. Palki Sharma gets you a report.

Gravitas: Here's what Bill Gates was doing in Islamabad

The Pakistani Tehrik-e-Taliban has claimed responsibility for a deadly gun assault on Police in Islamabad. The country’s interior minister warned of the potential for further attacks in the capital.

Pakistan's Tehrik-e-Taliban claims deadly attack on Islamabad Police

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