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Pakistan health authorities have expressed concern about the risk of water-born diseases spreading in flood-ravaged areas. With large swathes of the country covered in murky flood waters, the death toll surged past 1,200 on Friday.The United Nations and Pakistan have jointly issued an appeal for 160 million US dollars in…

Pakistan’s Foreign Minister Bilawal Bhutto Zardari expressed on Friday Islamabad’s gratitude to the Saudi leadership for the support it extended in wake of the devastating floods that swept the country. The FM held telephone talks with his Saudi counterpart Prince Faisal bin Farhan bin Abdullah. He praised the Kingdom for…

The United States will provide $30 million in support for Pakistan following severe rains and flooding, the U.S. embassy in Islamabad announced on Tuesday.

Pakistan Finance Minister says Islamabad could consider importing Indian vegetables and essentials

Media regulatory body had imposed a ban on live telecasts of the former prime minister’s speeches.

At least 937 people have died and 33 million ‘badly affected’ as Pakistan struggles to cope with devastating floods.

Former Pakistan Minister Imran Khan on Thursday secured an interim pre-arrest bail plea in the terror case filed against him for threatening a sessions judge during a public rally. Read more on Dynamite News:

Imran Khan’s supporters rally behind him over the government’s actions against the cricketing icon-turned-politician.

Visit comes ahead of an IMF meeting next week that is expected to approve a $1.2bn tranche of lending to Islamabad.

Removed leader must appear before an anti-terrorism court to face charges after allegedly ‘threatening’ officials.

Supporters of former Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan gathered outside his home on Monday to stop police arresting him on anti-terrorism charges related to a weekend televised speech.