Umar Cheema is a Special Correspondent for The News International and Geo Tv Network, focusing on national news in Pakistan. With a keen interest in investigative journalism, Umar covers a wide range of topics including politics, government affairs, foreign relations, and social issues. His articles aim to provide insightful analysis and shed light on important stories impacting the country.
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Umar's coverage is heavily focused on government announcements, legal policy regulation, and evolving stories within the context of Pakistan. He particularly covers topics related to politics, government, international relations, and security.
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By: Umar Cheema
The relationship between Pakistan and the United States came to a standstill after Imran Khan waved a piece of paper portraying it as a copy of a cipher in his speech on March 27 last year to allege that America was involved in ousting him from power through a no-confidence motion of his political opponent
The dispute started over a demand for a $5,000 fee as a director of the company which Hassan Nasir Jamy wasn’t
ISLAMABAD: The Supreme Court of Pakistan faces another test on the question of transparency and this is related to its accounts.
ISLAMABAD: An RTI request has unearthed that civil and military pensioners living abroad are receiving their pensions in foreign currency.
Haqqani used Pakistani passport to travel abroad particularly to Qatar for negotiations with the United States
Gallup Pakistan survey lays out political mood of masses showing PML-N is gaining its lost ground, especially in Punjab
ISLAMABAD: It took fifty-one years to notify Intelligence Bureau a separate division as the decision made in 1973 has only been implemented in 2024.
ISLAMABAD: Abdullah Sunbal left this world six months ago while in service and his widow has since been waiting to move into the house allotted to
ISLAMABAD: The Taliban government has strictly warned the Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan leadership against using the Afghan soil for attacks inside
ISLAMABAD: The Punjab government has accused an Anti-Terrorism Court judge of sympathising with Imran Khan and Shah Mehmood Qureshi and has sought a disciplinary action against him.
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