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France's 'yellow vest' protests decline on decisive weekend

Groups of defiant "yellow vest" demonstrators faced off with tens of thousands of police around France on Saturday, but their numbers were sharply lower on a fifth and decisive weekend for the anti-government movement.

Nations inch towards climate deal at marathon UN summit

Nations on Saturday inched towards a deal to implement the Paris climate goals, after all-night negotiations over a plan to limit global temperature rises exposed a range of conflicts.

Abdul Aleem Khan hints at changes in governance structure

Senior Provincial Minister Abdul Aleem Khan on Saturday hinted at drastic changes in the governance structure, saying that capable officers would be encouraged for long-lasting betterment of the province.

Nations inch towards climate deal at marathon UN summit

Nations on Saturday inched towards a deal to implement the Paris climate goals, after all-night negotiations to hammer out a plan to limit global temperature rises exposed a range of conflicts.

APS carnage united the nation on one platform: Momina Basit

Chairperson Standing Committee Zakat, Ushr, Social Welfare and Women Empowerment KP assembly Momina Basit Saturday said that PTI government wanted to make the country a truly welfare state and was taking every possible step since coming in to government after July election.

Sanjrani, Mandviwalla condole demise of Senator Azam Musakhail

Acting President, Chairman Senate Sadiq Sanjrani has expressed his profound grief and dismay over the sad demise of Senator Sardar Muhammad Azam Khan Musakhail, who breathed last in Karachi early Saturday morning.

Things moving in right direction in social sector: Dr. Mahboob ur Rahman

The Chairman Mahboob Medical Institute and Habib Physiotherapy Complex Saturday said that things are moving in the right direction in social sector department and lauded Prime Minister Imran Khan for sensing the much needed home for shelter less people in Pakistan.

Sino-Mongolian charity event helps households in Mongolia survive harsh winter

The Sino-Mongolian Foundation of Culture, Education and Social Development and the Union of Chinese Immigrants in Mongolia here on Saturday organized an annual charity event "Warm Winter" to promote China-Mongolia ties by helping poor Mongolian households and Chinese immigrants in Mongolia surviving in harsh winter.

Nepal truck crash kills 20 mourners

At least 20 people died when a truck carrying mourners returning from a funeral ritual plunged around 400 metres (1,300 feet) onto a river bank in central Nepal, police said Saturday.

Haier to donate home appliances for PM’s shelter homes project

Javed Afridi urged other people to come forth and add their part to the initiative

Nations still worlds apart at crunch UN climate summit

PTI govt committed to wipe out corruption: Fatyana

Govt committed to providing level-playing field to citizens in all professions: Zulfi Bukhari

Special Assistant to Prime Minister on Overseas Pakistanis and Human Resource Development Syed Zulfikar Bukhari reiterated his government's resolve to provide level-playing field to every Pakistani in all professions regardless of political affiliation.

Good days ahead as world eyeing Pakistan for investment: Prime Minister Imran Khan

Prime Minister Imran Khan Friday said the government was taking every measure to bring ease of doing business and discourage red-tapism for creating an investor-friendly atmosphere in the country as the world was eyeing Pakistan for investment.

Yellow Vests Protests Avoidable If Gov't Discussed Policies With People - Greenpeace Head

The yellow vests protests in France could have been prevented if government decision-makers had consulted their citizens about policy changes, Jennifer Morgan, the executive director of Greenpeace, said at a press conference on Friday.