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 In a highly anticipated development, representatives from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) are set to meet with Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) Chairman and Prime Minister Imran Khan. The meeting holds significant importance for the economic future of Pakistan, as the country grapples with various challenges and seeks financial support to stabilize its economy. With 12 cases registered against PTI under the Anti-Terrorism Act (ATA) and other laws, allegations of corruption in the cheap loan scheme have further intensified the need for constructive dialogue. As the meeting approaches, all eyes are on Imran Khan as he prepares to face the IMF. Imran Khan, known for his staunch commitment to eradicating corruption and implementing economic reforms, enters the meeting with high stakes. Pakistan’s economy has been teetering on the edge, burdened by high debt, fiscal deficits, and an urgent need for structural reforms. The IMF has been a key player in providing financial assistance ...

 Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI), one of Pakistan's leading political parties, has been hit by a wave of resignations in the aftermath of the 9th May violence. Former Federal Minister Shireen Mazari and PTI senior leader Fayaz ul Hasan Chohan are among the prominent figures who have decided to part ways with the party. This unexpected exodus raises questions about the party's leadership and internal dynamics, leaving many to speculate on its future trajectory.  Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI), one of Pakistan's leading political parties, has been hit by a wave of resignations in the aftermath of the 9th May violence. Former Federal Minister Shireen Mazari and PTI senior leader Fayaz ul Hasan Chohan are among the prominent figures who have decided to part ways with the party. https://twitter.com/thepakistan2021/status/1661672505361432576?s=20 Shireen Mazari, a prominent politician and former Federal Minister for Human Rights in the PTI-led government, announced her resignation...

 The Supreme Court of Pakistan, known as the highest judicial authority in the country, has found itself at the center of controversy once again. This time, the Pakistan Democratic Movement (PDM), a coalition of opposition parties, has taken to the streets of Islamabad to voice its dissent against what it perceives as preferential treatment given to Prime Minister Imran Khan by the judiciary. The protests have transformed the area outside the Supreme Court into another stage for the ongoing political drama gripping the nation. The PDM, comprising various political parties such as the Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N), the Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP), and others, was formed in 2020 with the aim of challenging the government led by Prime Minister Imran Khan. The coalition alleges that the judiciary has displayed favoritism towards Khan, leading to an erosion of the principles of justice and impartiality. https://thepakistan.pk/another-stage-outside-supreme-court/ In recent weeks,...