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Islamabad was built in the 1960s to replace Karachi as the capital. Parliament, the Supreme Court and the federal ministries sit here, so it is where national policy is made, contested and, at times, protested.

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Economy

IMF Wants 174 Laws Changed Under Pakistan's $8.4 Billion Programmes

Finance Secretary Imdad Ullah Bosal told a National Assembly panel that the IMF is seeking around 174 legislative amendments covering state-owned enterprises, financial-sector governance, remittances and climate under Pakistan's two active IMF programmes, with final approval resting on parliament.

BBP Economy Desk · September 25, 2026 · 4 min

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Rights & Justice

Punjab Seeks Mobile and Internet Shutdown Ahead of PTI's March

Punjab's Home Department has asked the federal government to suspend mobile and internet service and jam 2G-4G signals in named parts of Rawalpindi and Attock from September 27, reviving a protest-suppression tool used in Pakistan's last three major PTI mobilizations.

BBP Justice Desk · September 24, 2026 · 4 min

We don't yet have a dedicated Islamabad reporting desk — the articles above are our national coverage most relevant to the city. Have a Islamabad story we should be covering? Let us know.

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