• اړیکه
  • |
  • ۱۰:۵۴ وروسته له غرمې | چهارشنبه، ۱۴۰۴ - ۳ - مرغومی
slider-img
slider-img
slider-img
وروستي خبرونه
image
  • 1404/09/07
  • ۱

Imran Khan’s son: Even a phone call with my father is not possible

Qasim Khan, the son of former Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan, said that his father has been held in solitary confinement and in a death-row cell for the past six weeks.


In a post on his X page, he stated that there is no sign of Imran Khan being alive, adding that family members have not been allowed to meet him or even speak to him by phone.


Qasim Khan added that the government of Pakistan will be fully responsible legally, morally, and internationally for ensuring Imran Khan’s safety.


Further more, He has called on the international community and global human rights organizations to intervene immediately in this matter.


Police Radio 

اړوند خبرونه

image
Pakistan to Hand Over PIA to Private Sector Amid Economic Difficulties

Reuters has reported that a business consortium has emerged as the top bidder to acquire a 75% stake in Pakistan International Airlines (PIA). The consortium submitted the highest bid for the national carrier. The Pakistani government said, it can no longer afford to run the airline due to persistent financial losses and therefore plans to transfer PIA to the private sector.

1404/10/03
image
Ishaq Dar, has held a telephone conversation with Abbas Araghchi

Pakistan’s Foreign Minister and Deputy Prime Minister, Ishaq Dar, has held a telephone conversation with Iran’s Foreign Minister, Abbas Araghchi. According to a statement from Pakistan’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the two sides exchanged views on bilateral cooperation and regional developments, and reaffirmed their commitment to close cooperation in support of regional peace and development. It is mentionable, strengthening cooperation in the areas of trade, regional connectivity and people-to-people ties was also among the key topics discussed

1404/09/30
image
Pakistani traders lose more than $4 million daily

Pakistan’s Dawn newspaper, quoting exporters, industrialists and traders, reported that they are losing more than $4 million a day due to the closure of trade routes with Afghanistan. Pakistani traders said Pakistan is rapidly losing its markets in Afghanistan and Central Asia because of the continued closure of commercial routes. Meanwhile, the Islamic Emirate’s spokesman, Mawlawi Zabihullah Mujahid, said that trade routes with Pakistan would only be reopened once strong and reliable guarantees are provided by the Pakistani government.

1404/09/16