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In the fields of trade, industry, energy, connectivity, research, technology, and education, Pakistan and Russia have committed to pursuing active communication and collaboration. On the sidelines of the 23rd SCO Heads of Council of Heads of Government meeting, Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif and his Russian counterpart Mikhail Mishustin met in Islamabad today and came to this accord. In addition to highlighting the positive momentum in Pakistan-Russia relations over the past 20 years, the two prime ministers talked about the full range of bilateral cooperation. On every topic of shared interest, the two prime ministers decided to continue working closely together. They also agreed on expanded collaboration between the two countries' banking sectors to assist commerce and investment, as well as linguistic exchanges between the two nations to improve people-to-people interactions. Enhancing collaboration at multilateral venues, such as the Shanghai collaboration Organization and the U

Following the failure of their sit-ins, Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz has accused the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) of fabricating a story about an alleged attack at a college in Lahore in order to sow disarray. Maryam Nawaz claimed during a news conference in Lahore that the October 10 event was completely made up. She explained that on the day in issue, the girl who was allegedly abused wasn't even at the campus. "They said the CCTV footage was deleted, but in reality, nothing like that ever happened," she clarified. "They made up a story first, and then they started looking for the supposed victim, but there were no witnesses because the incident was made up." Maryam said that the security guard suspected of the crime was on leave at the time, and the girl in the rumors has been in the hospital since October 2. The guard is still being investigated after being taken into custody from Sargodha. "They took a non-existent event and turned it into a ma

Imran Khan, a former prime minister and member of the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI), is not running for chancellor of Oxford University. The list of applicants for the position has been released by the esteemed university. Prominent individuals are taking part in this selection process for Oxford University's conventional and symbolic Chancellor role. Prominent British architect Sir Norman Foster, prominent attorney Peter Craig, and former UK prime minister Boris Johnson are among the contenders. In a recent interview, PTI leader Zulfi Bukhari disclosed that lobbying firms had been hired to help Imran Khan's bid for Oxford's chance to become chancellor. Additionally, he said that since he did not accept any payment from anyone for the use of lobbying firms, no one should be offended. According to local media, a well-known law firm, Matrix Chambers, stated that it believes Imran Khan does not fit the university's requirements for being eligible to serve as chancellor.

During his speech at the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) Summit, Indian External Affairs Minister Subrahmanyam Jaishankar urged member states to cooperate on the basis of respect for one another and sovereign equality. In his speech, the top Indian diplomat emphasized the importance of maintaining territorial integrity and sovereignty in cooperative endeavors, claiming that these values are necessary for productive collaboration. He also urged the SCO to have open discussions, build trust, and advance good neighborly relations. According to him, the SCO's main objective of fighting terrorism, separatism, and extremism is desperately needed in the current environment. Jaishankar urged member nations to be resolute in tackling these urgent concerns and reiterated the SCO's adherence to its founding charter. Additionally, he argued that the SCO should take the lead in changing international organizations, emphasizing the need for a UN Security Council that is more inclusiv

In what seems to be a crucial meeting given the current political events in the area, Indian journalist Barkha Dutt recently met with former Pakistani Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif and his daughter, Maryam Nawaz, in Lahore. Dutt's visit coincides with Pakistan's preparations to host the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) conference, according to Express News. International media personnel traveled to Pakistan to cover the meeting between Barkha Dutt and the Pakistan Muslim League (N) leadership, which was held against the backdrop of SCO preparations. Several foreign delegations, including prominent politicians and diplomats, are expected to visit Pakistan for the SCO meeting. S. Jaishankar, the Indian minister of external affairs, had previously scheduled to travel to Pakistan in order to attend the summit. Although media attention may be high due to the nature of Indo-Pak relations, Jaishankar had already ruled out the idea of any bilateral talks with Pakistani leaders, sa

Amid demonstrations over the alleged rape of a female student, authorities have reportedly withdrawn the registration of Punjab College's Campus 10 in Lahore. A female student at Campus 10 was allegedly raped by a security guard, which led to the protest. The matter is being investigated by the police. In addition to citing intimidation from the administration, the protesting students demanded responsibility in other rape cases. Outside the Punjab College branch, students from a number of other colleges also demonstrated. The administration is accused by protesters of putting the school's image ahead of student safety and openness, which has led to a great deal of community outrage. It is anticipated that supporters and students would come together to express their calls for accountability and justice in this grave issue. For allegedly raping a student, the accused has been placed under custody. Following the emergence of unsubstantiated reports, Deputy Inspector General (Opera