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Many decades ago the IRS reviewed and signed off on these transactions says White House spokesperson

COAS briefs army leadership on China trip

Bench summons a complete record of the case

Various activists, journalists, and other contemporaries spoke at the occasion

Minister pledges to eradicate corruption

But says uncertainty over Brexit has already hit the United Kingdom’s economy

With only a third of the electorate voting

The Ahvaz National Resistance and the Islamic State both claim responsibility for last week’s military parade attack

Family claims case is fabricated and intends to pressurise victim to withdraw harassment claims

Palestine, Venezuela, New Zealand, France and Qatar take global, domestic pressing issues to centrestage

PAT leader Khurram Nawaz Gandapur also appears before the apex court at Lahore Registry

Using the hashtag #EleNao, or #NotHim, to drum up support for a series of international protests against Bolsonaro

UAE officials deny Houthi media's claim

“I will tell you, he has suffered. The meanness, the anger,” says the US president

Kavanaugh denies both allegations

The Trump administration prepares for a second summit with Kim to talk about denuclearisation

A year after a failed bid for independence

Minister met prisoners from sectarian and militant outfits, says report

The new laws come seven months after the second-deadliest mass shooting at a public school in US history

Police probe conducted before arresting woman

Neither military nor local officials offer a cause for the crash

PPP leader objects on CJP's involvement in politics, says percentage from budget should be allocated to dam fund

The government has recovered control of most of the country with help from its allies Russia and Iran

Qureshi says Delhi called off talks on flimsy grounds

Under a deal with Turkey that averted a large-scale military assault on the militant-held province

A year after an ill-fated independence referendum that Baghdad deemed illegal

Working women want fixed quota for women in jobs

Custom officials nab two smugglers and recover foreign currency amounting to Rs38 million

Wants LG law to be amended to allow direct election of Tehsil Nazims

Court warns of action if officials fail to comply with orders by October 3

Dam officials meet with representatives of the Utmankhel tribe at a Jirga at the Munda headworks

Club fined Rs1 million, half of which will be awarded as compensation to the victim

Hospital officials say records are being prepared and will be furnished soon

Students claim she was stung by poisonous insect while college officials say she suffered from heart condition

Directs the investigators to ensure the presence of the witnesses at the next hearing

Investigation reveals eight-month-old Faiza’s ‘kidnapping’ was arranged by her own mother

Says his words were misconstrued; that he was speaking about perpetrators of Baldia fire incident

Tabba Heart Institute holds seminar on World Heart Day in collaboration with PharmEvo and Express Media Group

We were not even allowed to speak for a minute on the issue, says committee member

Abdul Hamid Dagia’s major contention is the lack of cleanliness, mounds of garbage on roads

As per WHO's research, 30 people die in Pakistan every hour of heart disease

Police find the body dumped in a plastic bag

300 mangrove saplings also planted during clean-up activity

Janjua reiterated Pakistan's concern over the presence of ungoverned spaces in Afghanistan

National security and regional stability discussed, says ISPR

US Treasury imposed sanctions on Al-Rehman Welfare Trust Organisation in 2016

Trami is the latest storm to threaten Japan in a year filled with more than the usual number of disasters

Comes after plans for another meeting with American officials broke down over US demands for a three-month ceasefire

All 11 convicts confessed in trial courts

After she urges Caracas to allow an international investigation of the humanitarian situation in the country