Pakistan’s election regulator on Friday stripped former prime minister Imran Khan’s Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) party of its iconic election symbol, a cricket bat, less than two months before Pakistan heads to the polls, with analysts saying the move would hurt the party’s chances of winning seats in the upcoming elections.

Pakistan: Election Commission against letting PTI retain its Bat poll symbol

Pakistan: Bat symbol taken away from Imran Khan's PTI

The death of Balaach Mola Bakhsh, in a remote town of Balochistan last month has triggered a massive protest against forced disappearances and extrajudicial killings in Pakistan. Bakhsh's family along with Baloch activists led a nearly 1,600-kilometer-long march toward Islamabad where the police blocked them.

Gravitas | Balochistan: Women lead unprecedented protest against enforced disappearances

Darul Uloom Haqqania seminary in Akora Khattak, about 60 kilometres (35 miles) east of Peshawar is dubbed as "university of jihad" by critics. This seminary encourages its adherents to conduct violent Jihad. Analysts say that the terror attacks in Jammu and Kashmir have turned the spotlight back on the Darul Uloom Haqqania Madrasa in Pakistan. Critics call it a university of jihad and blame it for helping to spread violence across the region.

Poonch Terror attack: Spotlight on Pakistan's 'University of Jihad'

Darul Uloom Haqqania seminary in Akora Khattak, about 60 kilometres (35 miles) east of Peshawar is dubbed as "university of jihad" by critics. This seminary encourages its adherents to conduct violent Jihad. Watch to know more!

Spotlight on Pakistan's 'University of Jihad'

Pakistan’s former premier Imran Khan will run in upcoming parliamentary elections from prison, his party said Wednesday, which legal experts said is possible while his appeal of his conviction in a corruption case is being considered.

Will Imran Khan be allowed to contest polls?

India's growth story has become a poll pitch as Pakistan heads to election season. Former Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif has lauded India's economic progress for two days in a row. During a public address, Sharif said that India had reached the moon, while Pakistan was yet to rise from the ground.

Gravitas: Nawaz Sharif lauds India again | India becomes pitch for progress in Pak polls

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Former Pakistani Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif has made a massive charge at the Pakistani military. He has blamed the military for the country's economic problems. In a recent address, Sharif said that neither India nor the U.S. are responsible for Pakistan's problems. 'We have shot ourselves in the foot,' he said.

Shift in Pakistan's anti-India rhetoric amidst election frenzy?

On Tuesday, PML-N supremo Nawaz Sharif cleared yet another legal hurdle ahead of the Feb 8 general election after the Islamabad High Court (IHC) acquitted him in the Al-Azizia reference. The Al-Azizia case was one of the two graft references that Nawaz was convicted in. He was acquitted in the Avenfield reference on Nov 29 by the same bench.

‘India not responsible for Pakistan’s economy woes’, says Former-PM Nawaz Sharif, blames army

A Pakistani immigrant couple has been sentenced to life in prison by an Italian court. The couple killed their 18-year-old daughter over her Western lifestyle choices. When will honour killing stop?

Gravitas | Pakistan's new export: Honour killing

Gravitas: Nawaz Sharif's big charge at Pakistan Army | 'India not responsible for our problems'

Former Pakistan prime minister Nawaz Sharif has lashed out at the Pakistan military and said that India and the U.S. are not to blame for the miserable condition of the country. The three-time prime minister, who is eying his fourth term, slammed the judges for legitimising military dictators.

Not US or India, but Army to blame for Pakistan's woes: Nawaz Sharif | Race to Power

Pakistan: Former PM Nawaz Sharif criticise Army, says 'Pakistan shot itself in foot' | WION

This is not done by India, Pakistan army is responsible, says Nawaz Sharif on Pakistan economy

Italy court gave it's verdict on Pakistani teen's murder. 14-year-old Saman Abbas was killed in 2021 after she refused to marry cousin in Pakistan. Teen's uncle sentenced to 14 years in prison. Other two cousins found not guilty in the case, acquitted.

Italy court gives verdict on Pakistani teen's murder | World News | WION

Neither India nor the US was responsible for Pakistan’s economic downfall, rather “‘we shot ourselves in our own foot”, former prime minister Nawaz Sharif said, indirectly blaming the military establishment for the current situation.

‘India not responsible for Pakistan’s economy woes’, says ex-PM Nawaz Sharif, blames army

Pakistan have rested Mohammed Haris for the upcoming five-match T20I series against New Zealand. Apart from him, leg-spinner Shadab Khan will also miss the series due to ankle injury.

Pakistan spinner Shadab Khan out of New Zealand T20Is with injury, Mohammed Haris rested

Figure from the underworld Unnamed sources claim Dawood Ibrahim was hospitalized in Karachi, Pakistan, for a significant health issue. There is conjecture that he may have been poisoned.

Dawood Ibrahim hospitalised in Karachi, rumours of poisoning stirs on social media

What is the Rwanda migrant Deportation bill? Will the UK send asylum seekers back to Africa? What's next for Afghan migrants forced out of Pakistan? 2023 also witnessed migrants crossing the US-Mexico border in record numbers. December 18: On International Migrants Day, we look at the challenges faced by millions of people on the move. Watch WION Wideangle.

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As to the report published on Sunday , the Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP) has forbidden the act of registering new voters and removing, editing, and correcting votes from electoral lists. Sources claim that the ECP has also stopped returning officers and other staff members from taking time off.

Pakistan's election commission bans registration, deletion, change of votes in electoral rolls

Pakistan has shut down access to Facebook, Instagram, X (formerly Twitter) and YouTube ahead of "virtual jalsa" by supporters of former Prime Minister Imran Khan's Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) party.

Pakistan: Social media platforms face disruption ahead of virtual gathering of Imran Khan's supporters

PTI's online gathering faces disruptions. Users reported having difficulty accessing social media platforms in Lahore, Karachi and Islamabad shortly after 8 pm. Users also complained about internet services being slow.

Pakistan: Disruptions at PTI's virtual gathering | Race To Power

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