Today 04 Feb, 2025 dollar rate in Pakistan is 279.35 in interbank exchange rates which is given by State Bank of Pakistan. The open market dollar rate is 279.50. Recently, the Interbank rate decreased ...

FIRST ON FOX: Pakistan’s former Prime Minister Imran Khan, who was jailed last month on charges of corruption, is being compared by supporters to President Donald Trump given the way they say ...

When talking about the Pakistan exchange rate, the open market rates have great significance as they offer an overall outlook about the latest situation and trending scenarios in the market. As free ...

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Copyright 2025 The Associated Press. All Rights Reserved. This is a locator map for Pakistan with its capital, Islamabad, and the Kashmir region. (AP Photo) Updated ...

At least 18 soldiers were killed and five others injured in attacks by separatist militants in Balochistan’s Kalat district. Security forces managed to repel the terrorists. The Baloch ...

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Copyright 2025 The Associated Press. All Rights Reserved. Journalists remove a barbed-wire wire placed by police to stop them for marching toward parliament in ...

Q: What is the Dirham worth against the Pakistani Rupee? A: One Dirham is worth 75.5397 Pakistani Rupees today Q: Is the Dirham going up or down against the Pakistani Rupee? A: Today's exchange ...

According to the popular travel service app “Wego,” Saudi Arabia has become the most preferred destination for Pakistani travelers, witnessing an annual increase of over 100% in arrivals.

President Zardari says Pakistan will remain firmly committed to the One China policy; both emphasise alliance is "cornerstone of our foreign policy".