The Pakistan's Supreme Court (SC) has reserved verdict in Punjab and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa polls delay case and will announce its verdict on tomorrow (Tuesday).

Pakistan SC reserves verdict in Punjab & Khyber Pakhtunkhwa polls | WION Dispatch

The Constitution does not grant unilateral and arbitrary power to the country’s top judge to list cases for hearing, form special benches and select judges, Justice Qazi Faez Isa of the Supreme Court quoted recently.

Pakistan: Suo Motu case heard by Supreme Court, opposition slams government

Former Pakistani prime minister Imran Khan has plead for the dismissal of 121 cases brought against him. The Lahore High Court (LHC) has scheduled a hearing for Monday to consider Imran Khan's plea asking for the dismissal of 121 cases brought against him, according to Dawn. A two-member bench led by Judge Ali Baqar Najafi will hear the petition.

Imran Khan seeks quashing of 121 criminal cases registered against him

At least four Pakistan Army soldiers were killed on Saturday in a terror attack along the Pakistan-Iran border in Balochistan’s Kech district. The incident was condemned by Pakistan’s senior officials and the Foreign Office asked Iran to punish the culprits and ensure a thorough investigation.

At least four Pakistani soldiers killed in terror attack along Iran border

Pakistan's former prime minister Imran Khan has alleged that former army chief Gen (retd) Qamar Javed Bajwa pressurised him to extend friendship with neighbouring India.

Pakistan: Imran Khan claims General Bajwa put pressure on him to restore ties with India

Pakistan's annual inflation rate reached 35.37 per cent in March, the highest-ever in over five decades, as per reports citing government data. According to official figures issued Saturday, month-over-month inflation was 3.

Pakistan inflation at 50-year high; future of 20,000 employees in jeopardy as phone assembly units shut

The ruling Pakistan Democratic Movement (PDM) coalition has decided to express no confidence in the three-member bench of the Supreme Court headed by Chief Justice Umar Ata Bandial- hearing the election delay case.

Pakistan's ruling alliance expresses no-confidence in SC bench hearing

+From the judiciary to politics to the military, Pakistan's most important institutions are shaken by squabbles & mudslinging. +China courts influence in Sri Lanka via Buddhist clergy Will this soft diplomacy work? +And an almost mid-air collision in Nepal raises goosebumps. The Himalayan tourism hub has a record of air safety norms flouted + Afghan girls go online to study

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The Pakistan government has targeted the Chief Justice for his 'extraordinary' powers and plans to curtail his powers. Will the Pak Chief Justice get to keep his special powers? Molly Gambhir reports.

Gravitas: Pakistan in judicial turmoil

There is a shortage of pilots in Pakistan which is forcing the travellers to cancel their flights. The Director General of the Civil Aviation Authority told a senate panel that all the pilots of Pakistan International Agency wanted to leave the national carrier citing tax cut as the reason.

Pakistan International Airlines losing pilots, tax cut seen as reason behind quitting

With inflation breaking all-time records, ordinary people are struggling to purchase even the most basic goods - Wheat, Onion and cooking oil prices are soaring astronomically. The situation is so desperate that on Friday, 12 people were killed in a stampede over food.

Pakistan: Inflation hits Ramadan, above 40% at 50-year-high

The extermination of minorities in Pakistan is continuing, and on the rise. On Friday, unidentified gunmen killed a Sikh shopkeeper in Peshawar area of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KPK) province.

'Minorities hell': Sikh shopkeeper shot dead in Pakistan in another targetted killing

The ongoing crises in Pakistan are seemingly a fertile ground for yet another military coup in the country. The judiciary & the executive are openly clashing, the economy is in a tailspin. The democratic institution are failing while the people are left to fend for themselves.

Game of Politics: Pakistan stares at dangerous crossroads

From the judiciary to politics to the military, Pakistan's most important institutions are shaken by squabbles & mudslinging. On one hand Justices of the Supreme Court of Pakistan squabble among themselves, on another, there is friction between Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif versus President Arif Alvi. And then there is Maryam Nawaz Sharif who lashed out at the bail given to Imran Khan.

Pakistan's mess: Executive vs Judiciary vs Military | Inside South Asia

It seems like Pakistan is not just divided along political lines but the divisions are way more entrenched in the entire governance apparatus. In the latest, the divisions have plagued Pakistan's apex court. Watch the video to know more.

Pakistan judiciary turmoil: Chief Justice to form and announce new bench

Pakistan is witnessing several stampedes take place outside ration shops. What can be a better measure of desperation than stampedes caused by poverty? Molly Gambhir reports.

Gravitas: Starving Pakistanis trampled over in stampede

Turmoil in Pakistan judiciary: Supreme Court dissolves four-judge bench | World News | WION

The newly-formed four-member bench of the Supreme Court of Pakistan, hearing the PTI petition regarding delay in elections in Punjab, was dissolved on Friday after Justice Jamal Khan Mandokhail excused himself from hearing the case.

Pakistan Supreme Court dissolves four-judge bench

General Li Shangfu, China's newly appointed defence minister, is scheduled to visit India for the first time in April. This would be China's first high-level military visit to India since the Line of Actual Control (LAC) issue started in 2020, as reported by The Hindu.

SCO meet: China’s new Defence Minister likely to visit India in April

Pakistan's legal system and also Pakistan's Chief Justice are facing a major crisis after the National Assembly passed a bill that aims to curb the suo moto powers of Chief Justice of Pakistan.

Pakistan Parliament passes bill to curb Chief Justice's power | WION Dispatch

Despite a rampant rise in terrorism in Pakistan, the country has been taken off European Commission's high-risk third countries list, as EU takes a line similar to global money laundering and terrorist financing watchdog FATF which removed the country from its grey list last year.

Pakistan removed from EU's high-risk third countries list despite rise in terrorism

Pakistan's government Twitter account has been withheld in India due to a 'legal demand', informed the microblogging site on Thursday. Anyone attempting to view the tweets on the handle was directed to a blank page with the message, "Account Withheld @GovtofPakistan's account has been withheld in India in response to a legal demand.

Pakistan government's Twitter account withheld in India yet again

Pakistan has tabled a bill to curtail the powers of its Chief Justice. The bill will prevent the CJP from taking suo motu notice of cases. Molly Gambhir reports.

Gravitas: Pakistan passes bill to curb Chief Justice's powers

Have Pakistan & Ukraine formed a secret defence alliance? Islamabad is reportedly sending weapons & mercenaries to Kyiv. Will Russia take any action? Molly Gambhir reports.

Gravitas: Pakistan sends rockets to Ukraine | Will Russia call out Pak's deception?

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