On October 28, Pakistan deported approximately 8,000 Afghan nationals, as confirmed by the Taliban.

The incident happened during a prayer meeting organized by a Christian group.

This action was taken despite the fact that they were legally residing in Pakistan and possessed Proof of Registration (PoR).

This development represents the latest step in the government's efforts to expel foreign individuals lacking proper registration or documentation.

If approved, this appointment would make Pakistan the second country, after China, to have an ambassador stationed in Kabul

Imran Khan was imprisoned in August after being convicted of corruption charges related to the unlawful sale of state gifts.

Hundreds of demonstrators obstructed the main road near the Chaman border, pressing the provincial and federal governments to address their.

Acting Interior Minister for Sindh emphasized that the deportation of illegal immigrants was being executed impartially

The 73-year-old Sharif was convicted on corruption charges in 2018, which led to his self-imposed exile.