Pakistan faces mounting political tension as the government and opposition prepare for a high-stakes standoff ahead of the October 4 long march.
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Pakistan’s military warns it will use decisive force against any new civil unrest as PTI prepares for long march demonstrations.
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Pakistan Government and Opposition Open Dialogue Ahead of PTI Oct 4 protest Islamabad talks
Pakistan government and PTI opposition officials hold their first round of talks to defuse political tension ahead of the planned October 4 protest march.
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Government officials and PTI leaders hold initial talks in Islamabad as the opposition remains adamant about proceeding with its scheduled October 4 march.
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Public servants face a strict one-week deadline to declare foreign citizenships or risk immediate administrative action from the government.
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The Green leader tells an autumn conference that supporting his party can successfully push major political figures like Andy Burnham toward bolder action.
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Liberal Democrat leader Ed Davey is facing criticism from his own MPs following his comments on the government’s pension triple lock proposals.
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The Sindh government has extended the judicial commission’s term investigating the Mir Raza Ali murder case until October 15 to complete its proceedings.
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The federal cabinet has extended the Mir Raza judicial commission’s term until October 15, allowing Justice Umar Sial more time to complete the inquiry.
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The government defends its decision to purchase 45 bulletproof vehicles and hire 300 standard cars for the 2027 SCO summit security.