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ISLAMABAD: Foreign Office on Thursday reacted sharply to the questions raised by certain Western countries on the...

WASHINGTON: The United States is concerned about reports of intimidation and voter suppression in Pakistan’s...

Candidates supported by the party of imprisoned Pakistani opposition leader Imran Khan plan to establish a government, amidst uncertainty following a closely contested general election. Both Mr Khan and his main rival, three-time former Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif, declared victory on Friday, increasing uncertainty over who will form the next government.

A Commonwealth team, led by former Nigerian President, Dr Goodluck Jonathan, will be deployed to Pakistan to observe the general elections scheduled for 8 February 2024. At the request of the Election Commission of Pakistan, through the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, a 13-member Commonwealth Observer Group (COG) is due to arrive in Islamabad on 1 February and will remain in the country until the electoral process is completed.

A six-member BNP delegation held a virtual meeting with the Commonwealth election observer group this evening, two days before the upcoming 12th parliamentary polls

Maldives’ presidential runoff held on Saturday, September 30, was peaceful and transparent, according to Seychelles’ former president, Danny Faure, in his capacity as Chair of the Commonwealth Observer Group. In ...

The Commonwealth Observer Group has commended the people of the Maldives for the manner in which they exercised their right to vote at their presidential elections on September 9, 2023. ...

The Commonwealth Observer Group has commended the people of Maldives for the manner in which they exercised their right to vote at their presidential elections on 9 September 2023.

The Presidency has rejected the conclusions of the European Union Election Observer Mission (EU-EOM) on the 2023 general elections, accusing the regional

The Commonwealth Observer Group has launched election observation activities in Sierra Leone with a call for peaceful elections that will reflect the will of the people.