Reform

Biden is also weighing whether to call for a constitutional amendment to eliminate broad presidential immunity

Farage, driving force behind Britain's decision to leave the European Union, only entered the race last month

Says minister while speaking at condolence gathering of two lawyers killed in Attock

Newly established PECTAA replaces three abolished institutions

Promises of reform, austerity measures and investment have been heard countless times before, but without follow-up

Farage predicts his party will secure over 6 million votes in the upcoming election

Anticipated growth driven by IMF prospects, reforms

Put the best people in charge and step out of their way

Pervaiz Elahi stresses need for technical assistance in reforms

Current economic crisis means change is around the corner

Hundreds of billions of rupees of hard-earned money of taxpayers is spent by govt for this development programme

Country needs to provide training in modern farming methods, focus on R&D

PSP chief slams govt, opposition for safeguarding their political interests at people’s expense

'Someone compared the pandemics to an X-ray machine that makes the inequalities already there much more transparent'

Health minister says door for negotiations open

Tasks his team with finding avenues for growth and job creation

Amid increasing uncertainty from trade tensions and slowing global growth

Says the clauses are inconsistent with the SHC and SC rulings and are intended to render the IGP powerless

Prime Minister is convinced that the FBR is a waste that the country can no longer afford

FBR is an organisation of the vested interests, by the vested interests and for the vested interests

Reform in the police structure is long overdue

Organisers announced a three-step reform in response to criticism previously received

Convention hosted by Sustainable Social Development Organisation and Chaj Taleem

Among other decisions, Francis also decides that Office of Papal Charities will henceforth be headed by a cardinal

Architecture competition held to focus on resolving some of the more pressing problems of incarceration through design

New amendment will likely be approved at this month’s annual meeting of China’s largely rubber stamp parliament

Ambassador Lodhi criticises India, Brazil, Germany and Japan for opposing democratic changes to 15-member UNSC

Says assessment of the educational system in the country is a necessary prerequisite for initiating reforms

Speakers urge reforms must extend beyond books taught in schools

The statement comes after the oil-rich kingdom vows a shake-up of the cultural scene with a set of Vision 2030 reforms