An effort is underway in Pakistan to spark a debate on creating new administrative units, citing the current system's governance failures, with Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi involved.

Trade and industry leaders in Karachi are reportedly 'tight-lipped' after a senior minister's warning about the governance system. Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi recently stated that the governance system had completely collapsed, causing shock among business circles.

Naqvi stated that the government will complete its term, ruling out an early exit, and affirmed his accountability solely to the prime minister, whom he will advise on ministerial performance.

Defence Minister Khawaja Asif responded to Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi's call for a governance structure overhaul, advising him to initiate the change within his own ministry and by implementing the National Action Plan.

Khawaja Asif has expressed support for Naqvi's proposal for systemic reforms, advocating for the debate of these changes within parliament and the federal cabinet.

Caretaker Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi's push for reforms has ignited a political debate in Pakistan, with the opposition attacking the government while allies call for structural changes.

Pakistan's top minister, Mohsin Naqvi, warned of a potential 'cockroach' uprising among the youth, borrowing terminology from India to express concern over rising anger.

Naqvi briefed the president on the country's security situation, with the meeting also featuring a detailed exchange of views on the prevailing political climate.

Pakistan's Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi visited Doha to meet his Qatari counterpart, where they reviewed security cooperation and explored new avenues for collaboration between the two nations.

Pakistan's Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi stated that Pakistan is ready to extend cooperation with Iran in all fields during his meeting with Iranian Interior Minister Eskandar Momeni, who is on an official visit to Pakistan.

FBI Director Kash Patel hosted Pakistan's Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi at the agency’s headquarters in Washington, describing ties between Pakistan and the US as “critical”.

The UN chief commended Pakistan's peace initiatives during a meeting with Naqvi and also met with Russian Minister of Internal Affairs Kolokoltsev, agreeing to strengthen Pakistan-Russian relations.

Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi and his Chinese counterpart Ling Zhifeng met at the UN Headquarters, agreeing to strengthen cooperation in security and counterterrorism.

Pakistan's Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi arrived in Saudi Arabia for an official visit to discuss collaboration in internal security, combating narcotics trafficking, and institutional cooperation.

Pakistan's caretaker Foreign Minister Jalil Abbas Jilani (Naqvi) and Iranian official Momeni held discussions, agreeing to enhance cooperation in areas including counterterrorism, cybersecurity, and immigration, while reaffirming efforts for lasting regional peace.

Federal Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi chaired a special meeting of the Paigham-i-Aman Committee in Islamabad to discuss Muharram arrangements and measures to curb sectarian incitement online.

A 'special letter' has been delivered by Naqvi to the Supreme Leader of Iran, the contents of which were not immediately disclosed.

Pakistan is increasing its peace diplomacy efforts, with Naqvi visiting Tehran to deliver a message from CDF Munir to Iran's supreme leader and discuss proposals to break a deadlock.

Pakistan's Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi reaffirmed the country's commitment to the 'Shanghai spirit' at an SCO meeting, calling for a joint strategy among member states to counter terrorism, organized crime, drug trafficking, cybercrime, and terror financing.

Prime Minister Shehbaz and Interior Minister Naqvi held discussions on the security situation, receiving updates on preparations by security agencies to ensure peaceful and transparent elections in Gilgit-Baltistan.

A meeting between Naqvi and the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) party has ignited controversy, raising questions about internal communication and coordination within the political party.

Pakistan's Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi held talks with the IRGC chief in Tehran, marking his second visit to the Iranian capital in less than a week.

Pakistan and Iran, represented by Naqvi and his Iranian counterpart, reaffirmed their commitment to regional stability and vowed to tackle shared threats, with Tehran praising Islamabad's role in easing tensions.

Pakistan's Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi pledged to completely eradicate land-grabbing mafia and illegal constructions from Islamabad during a special meeting.

A meeting between Pakistan's Naqvi and Bangladesh's state minister for foreign affairs concluded with both nations agreeing to boost trade, business, and cultural ties.

Pakistan's Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi has vowed to prevent political influence in over 1,300 new appointments for the Federal Investigation Agency (FIA), emphasizing a merit-based selection process.

A Pakistani minister and the US envoy met to discuss diplomatic efforts for holding a second round of US-Iran talks. Islamabad is being considered as a potential venue for these discussions.

Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi revealed that Pakistani businessmen have transferred billions abroad in recent years, prompting business leaders to voice concerns over existing policies.

Pakistan's CDF Munir and Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi have landed in Tehran for ongoing Middle East negotiations, with Iran confirming continued message exchanges with Washington.

Pakistan's Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi called on the business community to bring back 20-30% of their offshore wealth to the country. This appeal aims to boost the national economy by repatriating funds held abroad.

Pakistan's Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi has instructed NADRA to assist law enforcement agencies in the deportation of illegal immigrants, emphasizing the removal of those who unlawfully obtained citizenship from the national database.

The Pakistan Super League 2026 will commence on March 26 with matches limited to Karachi and Lahore and played behind closed doors due to regional tensions, while players are warned against joining the IPL.

LAHORE: The Ministry of Interior, in collaboration with finance ministry, on Tuesday, announced launching a massive crackdown on money-laundering and hawala/hundi networks across the country. A joint working group comprising the officials of the State Bank of Pakistan (SBP) and the Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) will be formed to regularly review the progress made in this regard. A meeting held under the joint chairmanship of Federal Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi and Federal Minister f...

Interior minister directs city services to be improved, focusing on cleanliness and removal of encroachment from roads

A significant controversy has emerged regarding Sunny Naqvi's alleged detention at an ICE facility in Chicago, with a woman involved being labeled a 'lying fraud'.

ISLAMABAD: The Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP) on Thursday summoned Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi over the delay in local government elections in the federal capital. The term of the last local government in Islamabad expired in February 2021, and since then, elections have been delayed under various pretexts. As a result, around 2.5 million residents of Islamabad continue to face issues ranging from water shortages to unpaved streets. A five-member ECP bench — headed by Chief Election...

Pakistan's interior minister, Mohsin Naqvi, briefed the Prime Minister on successful talks in Rome and Poland, securing work permits and visa waivers for Pakistanis. The discussions also led to a reported 47% decrease in illegal migration to Europe.

(LEFT) PHF President Tariq Hussain Bugti announces his resignation; while, PCB Chairman and Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi meets players from the national team.—Dawn • PM accepts Tariq Bugti’s resignation, Wani named interim president • Outgoing chief imposes two-year ban on captain Ammad Butt before quitting • PCB chief Mohsin Naqvi meets players, hands ‘compensation’ cheques • PSB blames PHF for mismanagement; Bugti alleges board delayed payments • Shake-up follows Australia tour fiasco, when players were left without hotel upon arrival LAHORE / ISLAMABAD: Amid a deepening crisis in Pakistan hockey, Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif on Thursday accepted the resignation of Pakistan Hockey Federation (PHF) President Tariq Hussain Bugti and appointed Ministry of Inter-Provincial Coordination (IPC) Federal Secretary Mohiy­uddin Ahmed Wani as ad-hoc president of the federation. The premier also accepted the resignations of PHF Secretary Rana Mujahid and Treasurer Shahid Pervaiz Bhandara. Their replacements had not been announced until late Thursday night. The developments came amid controversy over the national team’s tour of Australia for the FIH Pro League, where accommodation arrangements could not be secured on time, forcing players to spend several hours on the road. The team’s overall performance in the Pro League also came under criticism. In addition, PHF elections had been facing delays. Mr Bugti had been appointed by interim prime minister Anwaarul Haq Kakar to hold elections but did not complete the process during his tenure. Similarly, in his tenure, Mr Bugti-led PHF was accused of inaction over alleged corruption, pointed out by the Auditor General of Pakistan. There are more than 100 audit paras related to the PHF, and the Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) has been probing the matter for over a year. Speaking after his appointment, Mr Wani said the governance mechanism of the PHF would be improved. “In the next six weeks, we will prepare a business plan for the PHF and take steps to run this federation on professional grounds,” he said. He added that IPC would form a working group with all sports boards and education bodies to focus on grassroots development and that international trainers and coaches would also be engaged. “There is no shortage of resources, but the PHF is facing financial management issues. We will work on this,” he said, adding that he would ensure free, fair and transparent elections. “Hockey, being the national game, is close to our hearts and we will take every possible step to bring positive change,” he said. National captain ‘banned’ Earlier on Thursday, before the prime minister’s decision, Mr Bugti announced his resignation, but not before imposing a two-year ban on national captain Ammad Shakeel Butt, citing findings of a committee regarding alleged misconduct. “I received a message (from a certain quarter) and I am resigning from the post as it is not a big issue. Had the prime minister asked me six months earlier, I would have left,” Mr Bugti said, appealing to the prime minister and Field Marshal Asim Munir to constitute an independent committee to probe the entire episode. He said he was ready to face any punishment if found responsible. However, shortly after Mr Bugti’s resignation, Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) chairman Mohsin Naqvi met the hockey players, including Ammad Butt and Hanan Shahid. In a message on X, Mr Naqvi said: “I am not becoming Hockey Federation President but we will assist players till this turmoil ends.” Talking to the media after the meeting, Mr Butt said Mr Naqvi directed that a training camp be set up in Lahore from Friday for the World Cup qualifiers to be held in Egypt and that immediate steps be taken to hire foreign coaches. Mr Butt said former Pakistan coach Roelant Oltmans had been contacted and might join the team directly in Egypt. On the reported two-year ban, Mr Butt said Mr Naqvi told him there was no ban and that the same team which toured Australia would travel to Egypt. The ban had reportedly been imposed under the PHF constitution, raising questions over the process for its reversal. The PCB later issued a statement confirming Mr Naqvi’s meeting with the players and announcing that cheques of Rs1,000,000 had been distributed to each member of the national team, which took second position in the last six international tournaments. The cricket board said Mr Naqvi had assured full cooperation in streamlining the affairs of the players and confirmed that tickets, hotel accommodation and kits would be arranged for the World Cup qualifying round. Outgoing PHF president Mr Bugti told Dawn that arrangements for the qualifiers had already been made through a grant from the Balochistan government. PSB-PHF blame game Meanwhile, the Pakistan Sports Board (PSB) issued a statement rejecting allegations levelled by the PHF and placing responsibility for the Australia tour’s mismanagement on the federation. The PSB said it had fulfilled all financial obligations for the FIH Pro League Phase 2 in Hobart and made timely payments. It alleged that the PHF had submitted visa applications late and with incomplete information, delaying the team’s departure from Feb 2 to Feb 5. According to the PSB, it bore Rs27.1 million in air ticket expenses and an additional Rs9.7m burden caused by the visa delays. It said that, at the PHF’s request, an advance of 49,280 Australian dollars was issued for hotel accommodation, along with daily allowances of USD 1,610 per player and USD 3,000 for miscellaneous expenses. The PSB also stated that while the PHF had sought a total grant of Rs350m for the Pro League, the government approved Rs250m, with the remaining amount to be arranged by the federation. It alleged that most of the PSB’s grant had been spent on salaries and foreign tours of PHF officials, prompting the board to stop issuing direct grants. In contrast, Mr Bugti had alleged that the PSB failed to make timely payments for hotel bookings and criticised the formation of a probe committee comprising PSB officials. He also urged the formation of a Pakistan Hockey Board and the transfer of stadium control to the PHF to generate funds. Meanwhile, Hockey legend Shahbaz Ahmed Senior, who had opposed Pakistan’s participation in the Pro League, said the national game deserved special treatment from the government. He criticised the heavy expenditure on the league and said the funds should have been directed towards grassroots development in schools, colleges and districts. Pakistan, a four-time World Cup winner and three-time Olympic champion, has faced a prolonged decline in international hockey over the past 30 years, amid repeated allegations of poor administration and negligence in the PHF officialdom, non-existent planning and upgrading, sheer lack of accountability, nepotism and a high frequency of changes in the federation. Published in Dawn, February 20th, 2026

President Zardari held a meeting with Naqvi in Lahore, occurring amidst growing calls and debate for a 'system reset' and the creation of new administrative units in Pakistan.

A minister stated that Shehbaz Sharif would remain Prime Minister for five years, quelling rumours of an early government exit in Pakistan.

Pakistan's Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi's admission that the existing political system has failed to deliver has raised significant questions, given his position within the system.

Asif advised Naqvi to begin structural reforms within his own ministry, emphasizing that parliament, not public forums, should be the venue for such debates.

Pakistan's Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi's call for an overhaul of the country's governance structure and the creation of new administrative units has ignited a widespread debate across political circles.

Amid severe economic turmoil, Pakistan's Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi stated that the country would take on more debt rather than fix its issues, emphasizing the critical need for governance reforms.

Naqvi has committed to visiting Peshawar and Quetta to tackle pressing business security issues in those regions. Business leaders briefed Naqvi on the security situation in their provinces and the challenges affecting trade and industry.

Pakistan's Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi urged all political parties to settle national-level issues, including the question of creating new provinces, stating the current system has collapsed.

Pakistan's Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi and Balochistan Chief Minister Sarfraz Bugti held a high-level meeting to assess the province's law and order situation. They pledged to implement stronger counter-terrorism measures in Balochistan.

A documentary detailing the dramatic 2023 Battagram cable car rescue in Pakistan, described by filmmaker Naqvi as a 'Hollywood-style action thriller,' is set to premiere at the Sundance Film Festival.

The FBI chief met with Pakistan's Naqvi to discuss specialized training for combating counterterrorism financing, praising the 'critical' partnership between Pakistan and the US.

The Lahore High Court (LHC) has disposed of a legal challenge concerning the appointment of Naqvi, concluding the proceedings related to the matter.

Pakistani and Chinese ministers have pledged to enhance counterterrorism cooperation, while Pakistan also agreed with Sri Lanka to strengthen coordination in combating narcotics trafficking.

Pakistan's Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi met with his Iranian counterpart, Eskandar Momeni, stating that Pakistan would continue its efforts for lasting peace in the Middle East.

Naqvi has called upon ulema (religious scholars) to bolster the state's anti-terrorism narrative, suggesting that nationwide coordination among mosques, seminaries, and religious boards could be crucial in countering terrorism.

Pakistan's Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif is scheduled to visit Tehran, holding a meeting with Mohsin Naqvi beforehand. The visit positions Sharif as a mediator between the two nations.

Indian minister Naqvi and his Iranian counterpart Momeni held discussions in Bishkek, focusing on de-escalation and security issues. Both ministers emphasized the importance of continued diplomatic efforts for lasting peace in the region.

Two hundred personnel from Pakistan's Federal Constabulary's Special Diplomatic Protection Unit will undergo training in Saudi Arabia. This decision was made during a meeting between Pakistan's Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi and his Saudi counterpart.

Naqvi held meetings with top civil and military leadership in Tehran, as reported by state media, amidst the ongoing impasse between the US and Iran.

Pakistan's representative Naqvi held talks with the Iranian president regarding Pakistan's efforts to mediate for regional peace, as reported by state media, indicating diplomatic initiatives in the Middle East.

Visit comes as Islamabad seeks lasting agreement between Washington and Tehran

Naqvi has issued orders for significant upgrades at a police academy, which include the installation of a new solar power system.

Naqvi visited the grave of former Bangladeshi Prime Minister Khaleda Zia to pay his respects and tribute.

Pakistan's Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi announced that Pakistani forces thwarted "malicious insurgents" with timely action and "decently" responded to aggression, implying strikes on Taliban hideouts.

Interior minister says PM Shehbaz, Field Marshal Munir making vigorous efforts at all levels to resolve the issue

Pakistan Cricket Board chief Mohsin Naqvi faced backlash for falsely claiming India was experiencing fuel shortages, despite Pakistan's own severe energy crisis, which has led to PSL 2026 matches being played without crowds.

Naqvi has called upon businessmen to bring back at least 30% of their wealth to Pakistan, in an effort to boost the national economy.

Pakistan's Interior Minister Naqvi visited the FIA Headquarters, where he directed the swift completion of reforms and emphasized a zero-tolerance policy against corruption, aligning with the prime minister’s vision.

President Asif Ali Zardari met with Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi and MQM-P Convener Khalid Maqbool Siddiqui in Karachi to discuss political harmony and unity.

The Department of Homeland Security has released video footage showing Illinois woman Sunny Naqvi leaving ICE detention, following controversy surrounding her 'ICE detention' as a US citizen.

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Chief Election Commissioner warns of contempt notices, daily hearings as delimitation delays stall local elections

European states praise Pakistan’s anti-smuggling crackdown at ministers’ moot

THE controversy surrounding the medical care, or lack thereof, given to incarcerated former prime minister Imran Khan has shone a harsh spotlight on the intersection of politics and basic human rights in today’s Pakistan. Speaking on Tuesday, the interior minister accused the jailed leader’s sister, Aleema Khan, of “delaying” Mr Khan’s medical checkup for three days, allegedly so she could ‘do politics’ over his health. “Alm­ost all political leaders were on board, but Aleema Khan sahiba vetoed them,” Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi claimed. According to the minister, her insistence that Mr Khan’s checkup and treatment be conducted under specific circumstances was merely a means to keep the matter of his deteriorating health alive for as long as possible. But while the opposition TTAP alliance quickly dismissed Mr Naqvi’s statement as “blatantly misleading and contrary to the facts”, remarks made by some PTI leaders regarding Mr Naqvi’s role and their interactions with the government seemed to partially endorse it. Mr Khan’s sisters later made a set of counterclaims in their own press conference, presenting a very different picture compared to the interior minister’s version of events. According to them, their brother was “not fine”. They recalled he was not given prompt treatment when he flagged his eye condition some three months ago to jail authorities. They also claimed that the government had reneged on its promises to transfer Mr Khan to a private hospital and to grant the family access to the doctors nominated by it. From where things stand, it is very difficult to ascertain how much of what each party says is true. Clearly, there is significant disagreement within the PTI camp concerning the right course of action regarding Imran Khan’s health, with some leaders seemingly willing to trust the government’s handling of his condition, while others, especially his family, insist on personal oversight. That said, the government is also not without blame for how it has mismanaged the jailed leader’s health. It may be recalled that officials had initially denied that anything was wrong with Mr Khan, and the truth only came out after information regarding his visit to Pims in Islamabad was leaked to the press. By mishandling its communications on the matter, the government itself gave good reason for the family to doubt it can promise the former prime minister’s well-being, and it cannot now blame his sisters for wanting more oversight over his treatment by doctors they trust. Therefore, while the PTI and Mr Khan’s family need to firmly decide what it is that they want, the government must also respect their wishes and ensure much greater transparency in how it is dealing with Mr Khan’s ailment. It must also ensure his sons can visit him. No one’s health should be held hostage to political bickering. Published in Dawn, February 19th, 2026

The Supreme Court Bar Association (SCBA) of Pakistan has voiced its support for the controversial proposal by Interior Minister Syed Mohsin Naqvi to create new provinces, calling it a 'step forward' for better governance.

Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi stated that the current government would complete its constitutional term and Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif would remain in office for the full five-year tenure.

Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi's proposal to restructure Pakistan's governance by creating new provinces has met with resistance from key leaders of coalition partners, who urged him to prioritize implementing the National Action Plan.

An article from Express Tribune titled 'Thus spoke Mohsin Naqvi' discusses a topic related to Mohsin Naqvi.

Representatives of traders from the Pakistani cities of Peshawar and Quetta held a meeting with an official named Naqvi, though the specific agenda of the meeting is not detailed.

Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi met with a delegation of traders and industrialists from Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and Balochistan, pledging government resources to resolve their issues and ensure their protection.

A minister, Naqvi, has declared that the governance system has collapsed and proposed the creation of new provinces as a solution. He urged all political parties to address the issue and review the fiscal model.

Pakistan's Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi has called for the creation of new administrative units, citing the failure of the existing governance system. He admitted that the current system has collapsed and is no longer capable of delivering justice or providing jobs.

Naqvi chaired a high-level security meeting in Quetta, agreeing with CM Bugti to accelerate security measures and emphasizing that peace, progress, and prosperity are interconnected in Balochistan.

Pakistan's Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi, along with Balochistan Chief Minister Sarfraz Bugti, reviewed the security situation and vowed a stronger anti-terror drive, praising Operation Shaban and emphasizing coordinated action.

Interior Ministers of Pakistan and Bangladesh, Mohsin Naqvi and Salahuddin Ahmed, agreed to enhance cooperation in combating cybercrime and online fraud during a meeting in New York.

The Lahore High Court has disposed of a petition challenging the appointment of the PCB chairman after the petitioner withdrew the case, suggesting a challenge to the chairman's Senate membership instead.

Actors Sarwat Gilani, Omair Rana, and Naveen Naqvi opened up about their experiences with grief and loss, discussing how losing someone can profoundly change an individual.

The article reports on Naqvi's call for Ulema (religious scholars) to actively promote an anti-terror narrative.

Naqvi and Hafiz Naeemur Rehman have discussed political, economic, and security challenges, with Rehman urging the government to use diplomatic channels to ensure the return of Pakistani hostages held by Somali pirates.

Pakistan's Interior Minister traveled to Tehran with an "important message" for Iran's supreme leader, aiming to break the impasse in US-Iran talks.

Pakistan's Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi is set to visit Iran, receiving guidance from Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif. The two leaders reviewed the country's security environment and discussed measures to maintain peace and stability.

Sindh officials Naqvi and Memon agreed on the importance of federal-provincial coordination to address national issues, including efforts to curb drug trafficking and maintain law and order in Karachi and other major cities of Sindh.

The PTI confirmed that Barrister Gohar Ali Khan and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Chief Minister Sohail Afridi met with Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi to discuss terrorism in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.

Pakistan's caretaker Foreign Minister Jalil Abbas Jilani (Naqvi) returned from Tehran after briefing the Prime Minister and CDF on meetings aimed at peace, with Iranian presidential candidate Pezeshkian indicating open paths for dialogue.

Pakistan's Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi held talks with Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian during a visit to Tehran.

Naqvi held high-level discussions with Iranian President Pezeshkian, during which, according to Iranian state media, they addressed regional security, ongoing hostilities, and efforts to consolidate a fragile US ceasefire.

Pakistan's Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi met with an Egyptian delegation to discuss enhancing cooperation in security, counter-terrorism, cybercrime, and safe city initiatives.

The Pakistani government is pushing for the early establishment of direct flights between Pakistan and the United States, according to Naqvi.

Pakistan's Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi informed Bangladeshi Minister of State for Foreign Affairs Shama Obaid Islam about significant investment opportunities in Pakistan. Both sides agreed to enhance cooperation in trade and business.

Naqvi has set a deadline of July 31 for the completion of an interchange project.

Pakistan's Interior Minister, Mohsin Naqvi, expressed hope for "positive progress" from Iran following his meeting with a US official in the country's capital.

Federal Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi and FIA Director General Dr Usman Anwar directed timely complaint redressal and transparent investigations during their visit to Karachi.

Pakistani Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi has urged citizens to bring back offshore wealth, stating that up to $10 billion could return before the budget if traders act decisively.

A sheriff has filed a $1 million lawsuit against Sunny Naqvi, alleging she fabricated a story about being detained by ICE and was actually with her ex-boyfriend.

Pakistan's Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi has instructed the National Database and Registration Authority (NADRA) to immediately identify and remove foreigners who have illegally obtained Pakistani citizenship from the national database.

Pakistan's Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi and Chinese Ambassador Jiang Zedong discussed counter-terrorism, security cooperation, and plans for an investor conference, strengthening bilateral ties and police exchange programs.

The Mohsin Naqvi-led Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) faces scrutiny following former head coach Gary Kirsten's abrupt departure, who cited excessive external interference as the primary reason.

According to the Presidency, participants also exchanged views on the overall internal security situation

The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has rejected claims by US citizen Sunny Naqvi of a 43-hour detention, reiterating that she was held for only about 90 minutes for law enforcement checks before being released.

A US citizen, Sunny Naqvi, was reportedly detained by the Department of Homeland Security for 43 hours due to his 'curious travel history'.

Yale Professor Fatima Naqvi will present insights into the application of artificial intelligence in literary studies, using the work of Thomas Bernhard as an example, at the Vienna Lectures.

Pakistan and three European countries — Italy, Spain, and Greece — have reached a consensus to promote legal pathways to effectively combat illegal migration.

Sannia Ashfaq, the ex-wife of Imad Wasim, has accused him of forcing her to abort their child, cheating, and threatening her during her pregnancy, seeking help from the Prime Minister.