Dr. Akhtar Gulfam Editor-in-Chief, Daily Dawn, Director News Dawn TV London: Journalists in Britain gathered in central London to express…
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UK trade envoy Afzal Khan of Pakistani origin resigns, government spokesman confirms
About 20 members of the British Parliament have visited Northern Cyprus before, but have not faced such criticism Staff reporter,…
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The country is running well, no need for the 27th constitutional amendment, Ishaq Dar
We are still digesting the 26th constitutional amendment, so there is no need for the 27th at the moment, talking…
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Ishaq Dar meets UK Parliamentary Under-Secretary for Pakistan and Afghanistan, discusses bilateral issues
The Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister highlighted Pakistan’s commitment to economic reforms and presented Pakistan’s position on the regional…
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Pakistan Independence Day was celebrated at Ilford Lane
Report & Photo: Raja Tariq Mahmood Khan London: Pakistan Independence Day was celebrated at Ilford Lane on August 14, where…
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Dawn Exclusive: Pakistani women in Britain face severe difficulties in earning, a research report makes an alarming revelation
Pakistani and Bangladeshi women are being disproportionately deprived of meaningful employment due to prejudice, structural inequality and inflexible offices. Staff…
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Deputy Prime Minister Ishaq Dar arrives in the UK on a 3-day visit
Meetings with other important figures, including the British Deputy Prime Minister, are expected, and he will also inaugurate a project…
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Pakistan Independence Day is held at the Pakistan High Commission
Report & Photos: Raja Tariq Mahmmood Khan London: Pakistan Independence Day was held at the Pakistan High Commission, London, on…
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Altaf Hussain’s big decision: MQM to be practically dissolved
Staff Reporter, Daily Dawn,Dawn TV Report London: Muttahida Qaumi Movement (MQM) founder and leader Altaf Hussain, while addressing a meeting…
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Demonstration in favor of the Palestinian organization, 10-year record of arrests in London broken, and police from other British cities also had to be called
The Metropolitan Police arrested 474 people, including disabled and elderly people. Membership or support of the banned ‘Palestine Action’ is…
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