The Financial Action Task Force (FATF), a global watchdog on terrorist funding, has chosen to keep Pakistan on its grey list until June in order to meet its goal.
According to the FATF, Pakistan has addressed 26 of the 27 points, and the next evaluation of Pakistan’s progress will take place in June.
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PM Erdogan extends his finest wishes for a speedy recovery to Turkish President Erdogan and his wife.
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Umar Amin Gandapur’s disqualification ruling is suspended by the IHC.
Ministers who have excelled in their duties will receive certificates of gratitude from the Prime Minister.
In just 24 hours, Pakistan had 3,498 coronavirus infections and 39 deaths.
In Khairpur, a car overturns, killing one person and wounding three others.
The Prime Minister congratulates the Wildlife Department on the successful conservation of leopard cats.
A suicide bomber was killed by security troops in North Waziristan.
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