Pakistan's media regulator on Sunday suspended the license of private news channel ARY News for airing clips of the speech of former prime minister Imran Khan. The Pakistan Electronic Media Regulatory Authority (PEMRA) cited the airing of 'baseless allegations' and 'hateful, slanderous' statements against the state, which violates Article 19 of the constitution as the reason for the suspension.

News channel suspended for airing Imran Khan's speech in Pakistan

Pakistans Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) has taken journalists Amir Mir and Imran Shafqat into custody, Geo News reported. Mir was picked up by the FIA`s cybercrime cell earlier on Saturday when he left his home for office.

Imran Khan clamps down on Pakistan media, 2 journalists detained

A Pakistani watchdog has issued two absurd advisories to media: Praise Imran Khan government for low petrol prices to prepare them for a price hike, and be 'fair' in discussing matters regarding the anti-graft body.

Absurd diktat to Pakistan media: Prepare people for petrol price hike, be fair on coverage of anti-corruption body

Media rights are in danger in Pakistan. The army called down report incorrect.

Pakistan: Pak Army called media report incorrect

Imran Khan Government's Attempts At Diplomacy Land In A Quagmire Once Again It's major setback for Pakistan. Russia contradicts Pakistan media claims, says Imran Khan is not expected at the Eastern Economic Forum in Vladivostok. This isn't the first time Pakistan has resorted to fake news to boost its image. This isn't the first time Pakistan has been caught red-handed too. Palki summarises.

Gravitas: Diplomatic blunder: Russia contradicts Pakistan media claims

People and the media in Pakistan are "scared" of speaking against the multi-billion-dollar China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) as those critical of it are being suppressed, treated as anti-national or branded as terrorists, a former official in the Obama administration has told US lawmakers.

Pakistan media and people scared of speaking against CPEC, US lawmakers told

India's most wanted terrorist and Jaish-e-Mohammed chief Masood Azhar is "alive", a Pakistani media report said on Sunday, quoting unnamed sources close to his family.

Jaish-e-Mohammed chief Masood Azhar 'alive', says Pakistan media

As per Pak media, the explosive device had targeted a government vehicle near Kutchehry Chowk

Pakistan: 12 injured in suicide blast in Nowshera

The news comes days after a global watchdog on terrorism financing reportedly placed Islamabad on its watch-list

Pakistan media blasts government for using terror groups as instruments of foreign policy

Pakistan's broadcast media worries that rules intended to fight militancy will spill over into wider limits on criticism of the government

Pakistan bars extremists from airwaves, sparks censorship debate

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