FIA Launches Dedicated Crypto Crime Unit, Pushes for Crackdown on Digital Asset Misuse
The Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) has set up a dedicated cryptocurrency investigation unit under its newly operational National Command and
Pakistan Manufacturing Gains Momentum, Led by Automobiles and Petroleum Products
Pakistan’s Large Scale Manufacturing (LSM) sector grew 5.77 percent during the first 11 months of fiscal year 2025-26, supported by
Pakistan Now Has 3.81 Million 5G Ready Smartphones: PTA
Pakistan’s readiness for nationwide 5G services has continued to improve, with the Pakistan Telecommunication Authority (PTA) reporting that 3.81 million
Pakistan Offers Saudi Arabia Investment Opportunities in Power Sector
Pakistan has offered Saudi Arabia multibillion-dollar investment opportunities in power transmission, smart grid technology and energy infrastructure as the two
Over 100 Life-Saving Medicines Run Short as Govt Sits on Pricing Decision for 2 Years
The prolonged shortage of more than 100 essential medicines across Pakistan has opened the door for counterfeit and substandard products
Record Earnings Fail to Pull Pakistan Railways Out of Loss
Pakistan Railways posted its highest ever annual revenue of Rs115.16 billion in FY2025-26, but the state-owned operator remained in loss
Pakistan Launches InvestPak Portal as Govt Seeks to Reduce Bank Borrowing
Pakistan plans to gradually reduce its reliance on commercial banks for government financing by widening access to state securities through
PTA Rejects Fake Notice Claiming Phone Taxes Can Be Paid in Installments
The Pakistan Telecommunication Authority has rejected a fake notification circulating on social media that claims mobile device taxes can now
Pakistan Failed To Utilize More Than Rs. 122 Billion In Global Health Aid, Audit Finds
The Auditor General of Pakistan has flagged serious irregularities and weak oversight in the management of Global Fund assistance, revealing
Govt’s Petrol Price Cut Caused Rs. 105 Billion Loss, Risks Bankruptcies: Industry
Pakistan’s oil industry has formally protested the record 18 to 20 percent cut in petroleum prices announced by the prime
