The Latest Breaking News from Islamabad

ISLAMABAD: Pakistan could get temporary relief for its ballooning foreign debt with a new stand-by arrangement worth US$3 billion announced by the IMF in Washington late Thursday.

A senior Pakistani diplomat was summoned to the Ministry of External Affairs on June 26 and told that Islamabad should ensure safety of the Sikhs who have several pilgrimage centres on Pakistani territory. This came a day after Manmohan Singh, a Sikh resident of Peshawar was killed on June 25.

Pakistan's government has welcomed the arrival of the first shipment of discounted crude from Russia under a key Islamabad-Moscow deal

Jewellery retailer Malabar Gold & Diamonds on june 2 said a duplicate showroom in its name in Islamabad has been shut down following a legal battle.

The bail for Pakistan's former Prime Minister Imran Khan has been extended by three days in the Al Qadir Trust graft case, his lawyer said on Wednesday.

Pakistan’s embattled former Prime Minister Imran Khan has softened his year-long demand for new elections and suggested a committee be formed for talks with the government to end the country’s lingering political turmoil

Chaudhry, senior vice president of the PTI, quits party, Secretary General Umar resigns from post.

The ex-PM has been granted bail until June 8 in eight cases related to violence at the court complex in March this year.

Pakistan’s former Prime Minister Imran Khan has taken his legal battle to a court in the capital, Islamabad

The ex-PM’s muted criticism of vandalism at military installations comes after more than a dozen leaders quit his party.

Lahore (Pakistan) (AFP) - The tumultuous campaign by Imran Khan, Pakistan's most popular politician, to reclaim power has been driven by an economic crisis that ordinary people say has left them unable to feed their families.