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Trudeau announces Canada handgun 'freeze'

  Head of the state Justin Trudeau has declared a proposed freeze on handgun possession in Canada that would really boycott their importation and deal, following late mass shootings in the United States. The bill should in any case be passed by Parliament, with the decision Liberals holding just a minority of seats. "We're acquainting regulation with carry out a public stop on handgun proprietorship," Trudeau told a news meeting on Monday, joined by many families and companions of survivors of weapon brutality. "This means it will presently not be imaginable to purchase, sell, move or import handguns anyplace in Canada," he said. "As such, we're covering the market for handguns." Days after Canada's most awful mass shooting left 23 dead in rustic Nova Scotia in April 2020, the public authority restricted 1,500 sorts of military-grade or attack style guns. Yet, Trudeau recognized on Monday that firearm brutality keeps on rising. The public autho...

PM Shehbaz says leaked tape 'exposes Imran's hypocrisy, double standards'

  State head Shehbaz Sharif on Sunday said that the sound recording of the supposed phone discussion between Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) pioneer Asif Ali Zardari and property investor Malik Riaz had "uncovered" PTI Chairman Imran Khan's "false reverence and twofold norms", attesting that his ancestor's "lies stand uncovered". The spilled sound recording — in which the voices were accepted by a larger number of people to be of Zardari and Riaz — was broadly revealed by the electronic media and shared via virtual entertainment on Saturday where the last option could be heard telling the PPP executive that Imran was frantic for a "fix up" with him. In a tweet today, PM Shehbaz said that the implied sound tape had "uncovered" Imran. "The sound tape that surfaced as of late uncovered Imran Khan's deception and twofold guidelines. As opposed to his cases, he looked for NRO (National Reconciliation Ordinance) to save himself ...

Flight with 22 people on board missing in Nepal

  A traveler plane disappeared in Nepal right off the bat Sunday with 22 individuals ready, its carrier said. The Twin Otter airplane took off from the western town of Pokhara at 9:55am (0410 GMT) however before long lost contact with aviation authority. "A homegrown flight headed for Jomsom from Pokhara has lost contact," Sudarshan Bartaula, representative for Tara Air, told AFP. He said there were 19 travelers ready and three team individuals. Phanindra Mani Pokharel, a representative at the Ministry of Home Affairs, said two helicopters have been sent for an inquiry activity. Yet, he said perceivability was low. "The terrible weather conditions is probably going to hamper the inquiry activity. The perceivability is poor to such an extent that nothing should be visible," Pokharel said. Jomsom is a well known journeying objective in the Himalayas around 20 minutes via plane from Pokhara, which lies west of Kathmandu.

Biden takes calculated risk on gun control with backseat approach

WASHINGTON: Joe Biden, the consoler-in-boss, will most likely find precisely perfect message on Sunday as he visits Texas to meet the groups of youngsters slaughtered as they commended the finish of the school year. Yet, Biden, the dealmaker, has stayed obvious in his nonattendance from the conflict of words being pursued over firearm control that has followed the abomination, liking to give his party chiefs access Congress communicate everything for him. "He can't simply be the 'eulogis er-in-boss'. He additionally needs to place the entirety of his office into the authoritative cycle," Peter Ambler, chief for the firearm security bunch Giffords, told Politico. "If not it will seem like he has lost trust." So far, the 79-year-old Democratic US president has seemed hesitant to dive into the subtleties of the guns control banter, a choice that has more to do with commonsense governmental issues than any private reluctance. Weapon control bunches maintain ...

ECC okays import of 3m tonnes of wheat

  ISLAMABAD: Pre-empting deficiency and rising costs, the Economic Coordination Committee (ECC) of the Cabinet on Saturday chose to import 2,000,000 tons of wheat on an administration to-government (G2G) premise, while 1m tons through a worldwide offering process under the current game plan . The ECC meeting managed by Finance Minister Miftah Ismail additionally endorsed valuable awards of almost Rs123 billion including one for installments to legal counselors affiliations and appropriation sum on oil based commodities differential cases of oil organizations. The gathering evaluated the wheat circumstance in the nation and guided the Ministry of Food Security to get the necessities of wheat by the common state run administrations. Passco ASSCO will be the beneficiary office for the imported wheat. Wheat creation diminished from 27.5m tons in 2020-21 to 26.4m tons in 2021-22. Pulls out obligation on palm oil imports to cut down nearby costs The ECC after thought permitted the contin...

Imran Khan says 'police brutality' on Azadi marchers 'condemnable and unacceptable'

 PTI Chairman Imran Khan has posted on Twitter a video montage of supposed police ruthlessness on his Azadi marchers on May 25 and named it "condemnable and unsuitable". Imran Khan's walk for haqeeqi azadi — genuine opportunity — was gone before by the specialists summoning of Section 144, an action used to control get-togethers. Delivering holders were placed set up on significant lanes to hinder their way. Unfazed by the moves, the marchers, who attempted to compel through the holders to advance toward Islamabad, were met with nerve gas as police attempted to scatter them. Police additionally accused at them of implement. "Condemnable and inadmissible," the previous state head said on Sunday. "Mocking the Constitution and Supreme Court orders, this criminal imported government released police severity on our quiet Azadi March dissenters." The night prior to the walk, there were ensuing police strikes on PTI pioneers' homes. "Night before our...

PM vows to ensure peace in Karachi

 ISLAMABAD: Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif on Wednesday promised during a gathering with Sindh Chief Minister Syed Murad Ali Shah that nobody would be permitted to obliterate tranquility of the country's monetary center Karachi. As per the Prime Minister Office (PMO), the CEOs of the nation and Sindh, consented to cooperate for the advancement and success of the common capital. The central clergyman advised the head on expanding incendiary exercises in the whole area, especially in Karachi, to which the head of the state commented that no enemy of state component be permitted to over-indulge harmony. As of late, three Chinese instructors were killed in a self destruction impact in Karachi University, which drew solid response from China. Beijing likewise requested Islamabad to make a move against the executioners from Chinese educators. Afterward, Balochistan Liberation Army asserted liability regarding the assault. Another impact occurred in the Saddar region on May 12, in which on...