Riots broke out in Pakistan's Charsadda district after the alleged burning of the Holy Quran at a mosque. The ob further set the police station on fire after the officials refused to hand over the suspect.

Pakistan: Mob sets police station on fire over alleged Quran desecration

On Sunday, a mob assaulted and set fire to a police station in the Charsadda region of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, demanding the release of a man imprisoned for allegedly desecrating the Holy Quran.

Pakistan: Mob sets police station on fire in search for man accused of Quran desecration

The Sindh High Court Bar Association and judicial commission member from Sindh has moved the Islamabad High Court for setting up of an independent commission to ascertain the authenticity of the leaked audio clip of Pakistan's former Chief Justice, Saqib Nisar.

Petition filed in Islamabad HC to bring out truth of leaked audio clip of Pak's former Chief Justice

13 years ago, on 26/11, India was attacked by 10 terrorists from Pakistan. The 8 coordinated attacks in Mumbai killed 166 people. It's a day India will never forget, never forgive. Palki Sharma tells you all about it.

Gravitas: 13 years of 26/11 attacks

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

The wife of investigative journalist Ahmad Noorani, Ambreen Fatima was attacked by an unknown person in Lahore while she was driving with her daughter and sister.

Pakistan: Ambreen Fatima, wife of journalist Ahmad Noorani attacked in Lahore

Azerbaijan is looking to invest in Pakistan. it joins a sizeable list of nations including Saudi Arabia and Turkey who are keen on putting their money in Pakistani institutions.

Azerbaijan's state oil company to invest $1 billion in Pakistan

'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. WION's correspondent Anas Mallick brings us all the latest developments.

Inflation: Rising foreign debt a national security issue, says Pakistan PM Imran Khan

'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 has issued a terror alert that Al-Qaeda has planned to carry out terrorist activities in the big cities of Islamabad, Rawalpindi. The high-level advisory also warned that the attack might come in the form of an improvised explosive device in a vehicle or suicide bomber.

Pakistan deems threat from Al Qaeda, terror alert issued for Islamabad, Rawalpindi

In Pakistan, backlash against CPEC is growing. Thousands have hit the streets in Gwadar to oppose Chinese investments. The protesters have warned that they will block CPEC work, if their demands are not met. Palki Sharma has a report.

Gravitas: Thousands protest in Pakistan's Gwadar | Backlash against CPEC growing

Pakistan's acting high commissioner to India Aftab Hasan Khan has termed Indo-Pakistan pilgrimage movement as "good omen" for ties. He had accompanied over 50 Pakistani pilgrims who visited the famous Nizamuddin Dargah in Delhi on Monday. The batch was the first such batch of Pakistani pilgrims to visit India since March 2020.

Nizamuddin Dargah| Pilgrims' movement a 'good omen' for India-Pak ties: Aftab Hasan Khan

Backdrop Unchallenged Xi Jinping with renewed mandate by CCP, during his conversation with US President Joe Biden has tried to create an impression of bipolar world order in existence even as the rest of the world amidst COVID-19 pandemic continues its rebalancing between unipolar, bipolar and multipolar global order as per their perception.

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Massive protests have erupted in Pakistan’s port city of Gwadar against a severe shortage of water and electricity and threats to livelihoods from illegal fishing, and unnecessary checkpoints, part of a growing backlash in the country against China’s multibillion-dollar belt and road projects.

Pakistan: Gwadar residents protests for basic rights, anger against China's one belt & road project

Former chief justice of Pakistan (CJP) Mian Saqib Nisar has termed an alleged leaked audio clip of his conversation about Nawaz Sharif, as “fabricated”.

Leaked recording of ex-Pakistan CJ Saqib Nisar on Nawaz Sharif fabricated?

The International Cricket Council (ICC) is aware that it will be a major challenge for the governing body to convince Team India to travel to Pakistan for the Champions Trophy in 2025.

Will be a challenging issue: ICC chairman on India travelling to Pakistan for Champions Trophy in 2025

TikTok seems to be going through a rough phase in Pakistan. In last 15 months, the Pakistan Telecommunication Authority has imposed and lifted ban for the fourth time.

For fourth time, Pakistan lifts ban on Chinese video-sharing app TikTok

In a bizarre video, a Pakistan police officer can be seen selling his kids for Rs 50,000 (Pakistani Rupees). The video was shared by a user named Sheikh Sarmad on Twitter and the police officer captured in it can be heard shouting and trying to sell his two children, who were looking confused.

Video: Is this for real? Pakistan police official tries to sell his kids for Rs 50,000

Pakistan has removed a clause from a new criminal law that had allowed chemical castration as a possible punishment for serial rapists.

Pakistan drops chemical castration as penalty for repeat rape offenders

Information and Broadcasting Minister Fawad Chaudhry said that extremism in Pakistan lies not in madrasas but in schools and colleges, where teachers were hired as part of a conspiracy to “basically teach extremism” during the 80s and 90s.

Major reason behind extremism in Pakistan is schools & colleges, not madrasas, says Fawad Chaudhary

Pakistan Minister for Information and Broadcasting Fawad Chaudhry said that extremism in the country originates from ordinary schools and colleges and not Madrasas.

Ordinary schools, colleges behind extremism not Madrasas: Pakistan minister Fawad Chaudhary

In Pakistan, a terrorist has been allowed to walk free from prison and his release is celebrated by his supporters, this comes after Imran Khan government gave in to the pressure and ordered his release.

Imran Khan government surrenders, releases TLP chief Saad Rizvi from prison

As the threat of domestic threat loose large, Pakistan's information and broadcasting minister Fawad Chaudhry has now said that extremism in Pakistan was not rooted in the madrasas but in schools and colleges, listen in.

'Pakistan faces biggest threat from within,' Pakistan minister Fawad Chaudhry's big statement

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