Politics

Former South Korea leader Yoon and key aides have been acquitted in a high-profile case linked to a marine’s drowning, offering a rare legal reprieve.

Pakistan’s opposition parties are ramping up consultations to organize an all-parties conference focusing on law and order and new administrative provinces.

Former South Korean president Yoon Suk-yeol was acquitted in a case linked to a marine’s drowning, offering a rare legal reprieve.

Pakistan’s president and prime minister honor Quaid-i-Azam Mohammad Ali Jinnah on his 78th death anniversary, calling for unity and the rule of law.

The Sindh home minister issued an unconditional apology to Justice Sial’s judicial commission regarding the Mir Raza inquiry, promising full cooperation.

Balochistan CM Sarfraz Bugti has vowed to stop the illegal sale of government jobs, introducing an AI-driven recruitment system to ensure fairness.

Punjab Information Minister Azma Bokhari defends CM Maryam Nawaz’s use of an official jet for a London trip, countering opposition criticism.

Pakistan’s National Assembly and Senate are set to debate new provinces and governance reforms this October, with Islamabad remaining a federal territory.

Pakistan’s parliament is set to debate creating new provinces and reforming administrative units when sessions resume in October.

Kemi Badenoch defends plans to cut billions from housing benefit to fund defense spending, denying the policy will cause homelessness.