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Islamabad rejected a UN rights chief’s criticism of the 27th Amendment, saying the change was lawfully approved by a two-thirds parliamentary majority. The Foreign Office insisted Pakistan remains committed to democratic rights and the rule of law.
Pakistan will send Egypt a 250-company ‘white list’ to speed up trade, with another 250 firms to be added within six months. Both sides plan a new business council and to revive their joint ministerial forum in 2026.
NADRA verified that the three suicide bombers behind the Peshawar FC HQ attack were Afghan nationals. Investigators have questioned over 100 suspects, reviewed CCTV footage and collected forensic evidence while hunting facilitators.
Provisional data show a Rs143bn shortfall against the FBR’s November target, putting annual goals at risk. The IMF-aligned full-year plan may require contingency steps if receipts don’t accelerate.
PTI says it will demonstrate outside the Islamabad High Court on Dec 2, protesting repeated refusals to allow a meeting with Imran Khan. KP CM Afridi is convening a strategy session as the government hints a restricted visit could be allowed.
Marking the UN solidarity day, Pakistan’s president and prime minister reaffirmed support for Palestinian self-determination and a two-state solution. They urged lasting ceasefire, humanitarian access and accountability for violations.
Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi told airport officials that genuine travellers must not be offloaded and ordered action against visa rackets. He also sought inquiries into staffing issues and warned against fake documentation.
CM Murad Ali Shah said the PPP will resist any 28th Amendment move that harms Pakistan or Sindh. He dismissed speculation over new provinces and stressed that gubernatorial appointments rest with the PM and president.
Pakistan’s military spokesperson accused Afghan forces of firing on border posts to aid militant crossings, saying surveillance and fortified posts are vital. He said security overrides trade with Afghanistan and shared updated counterterrorism figures.
Russia’s Soyuz MS-28 launched toward the ISS with two cosmonauts and a NASA astronaut. Docking was planned for later the same day, ahead of an eight-month stay. The flight maintains routine crew rotations despite geopolitical tensions.
Rana Sanaullah blamed the past security-political setup for the turmoil associated with the PTI era and said the government is focused on stability. He confirmed talks with the PPP on the Sindh governorship. He downplayed the IMF’s report and denied any plan to move Imran Khan.
Pakistan’s finance minister pledged swift action on weaknesses identified by the IMF’s governance diagnostic. The report cites entrenched corruption, institutional fragility and judicial delays as drags on growth. Islamabad says it will pursue a 15-point reform agenda to restore credibility and investment.
