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As the COVID-19 cases continue to rise in Pakistans Sindh province, the state has said that the decision to impose a lockdown will be taken after recommendations from federal bodies, reported local media.

Declaring the Pakistan Navys sailing club and farmhouses constructed on the national park land illegal, the Islamabad High Court (IHC) has issued directions to initiate criminal proceedings against former naval chief Zafar Mehmud Abbasi and other officials for approving the illegal constructions, Dawn reported.

Shehbaz Sharif, President of the opposition Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N), foresaw the countrys downfall if the incumbent Imran Khan-led government was not sent packing, Geo News reported.

Pakistans continuous attempts to appease China is taking it far away from the US as reports claim that Islamabads refusal to participate in the US President Joe Bidens Summit for Democracy is the latest indication, a media report said.

Pakistans successful hosting of the 17th extraordinary session of the OrganiZation of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) Council of Foreign Ministers in Islamabad in an effort to find ways to save the neighbouring Afghanistan from the ongoing humanitarian crisis, is certainly paving way towards generating a much needed momentum and restructuring of its foreign policy on Kabul, which could impel Islamabad out of the current difficult position it finds itself in.

The second case of Omicron variant of coronavirus has been reported from Karachi, sources within Sindh Health Department said on Friday.

Religious violence spawned by allegations of blasphemy has taken on a life of its own, destroying the fabric of society slowly but surely, Pakistans Dawn newspaper said in an editorial.

Pakistans Jamaat-e-Islami has announced to observe Balochistan Solidarity Day on December 12 to highlight the rising numbers of forced disappearances and extrajudicial killings by Pakistans security forces.

A woman rights organization in Pakistan has objected to the views expressed by their countrys Prime Minister Imran Khan on womens divorce.

A women rights organization in Pakistan has objected to the views expressed by their countrys Prime Minister Imran Khan on womens divorce.