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Pakistan PM Imran Khan faces stiff opposition over restoration of sugar, cotton imports from India

Pakistan PM Imran Khan faces stiff opposition over restoration of sugar, cotton imports from India Pakistan PM Imran Khan faces stiff opposition over restoration of sugar, cotton imports from India The decision of the Imran Khan-led Pakistan government to allow the import of cotton and yarn from India after nearly two years has met with criticism from Opposition leaders. advertisement File photo of Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan (Photo Credits: Reuters) HIGHLIGHTS Pakistan resumed the import of cotton and sugar from India on Wednesday We have to think about the interests of our people: Pakistan s Finance Minister Hammad Azhar The decision of the Imran Khan-led Pakistan government to allow the import of cotton and yarn from India after nearly two years has met with criticism from Opposition leaders and journalists in the country.

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Pak s Sindh slams Imran Khan govt over wheat support price

Pak s Sindh slams Imran Khan govt over wheat support price
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Pakistan may not be off FATF grey list until June

5110 1 A senior Pakistani official says the country is not expected to be off the FATF list before June this year. Islamabad, February 17 PM Imran Khan-ledPakistan is unlikely to exit the Financial Action Task Force’s grey list until June, despite its efforts to garner support from the member nations ahead of the plenary meeting of the global terror financing and money laundering watchdog next week, according to a media report on Wednesday. Unfulfilled obligations In October last year, FATF ruled Pakistan would remain on grey list for failing to fulfil six key obligations A senior Pakistani official says the country is not expected to be off the FATF list before June this year

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Laden With Debt, Pakistan Looks To China For Easing The Terms Of Repayment Of Loans Taken To Build Over A Dozen Power Plants

Pakistan is said to have engaged with China informally to ease the terms of repayment of debt for power projects.

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Mass Murder, Genocide And Persecution Of Minorities In Pakistan Must Be Stopped : UK Hindu Groups To PM Boris Johnson

Mass Murder, Genocide And Persecution Of Minorities In Pakistan Must Be Stopped : UK Hindu Groups To PM Boris Johnson Representative Image. (Pakistani Hindu refugees) The representatives of the national umbrella bodies for Hindus in the United Kingdom has written a letter to Prime Minister Boris Johnson, asking him to set up a governmental enquiry into the persecution of minority Hindus and Christians in Pakistan. The letter comes in the aftermath of the destruction of a Hindu temple in the Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa region of Pakistan on 30 December 2020 by a mob of thousands of fanatics led by Muslim clerics. In the letter, all the major Hindu organisations of the UK have asked Prime minister Boris Johnson to demand action and accountability from the Imran Khan-led Pakistan government.

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