Pakistan denies India's request for use of airspace by Modi for flight to Germany
Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi says the decision was made "keeping in view the situation in occupied Kashmir".
PM Imran vows 'accountability for all' over Kasur deaths
Premier lists steps taken by the Punjab government and police following the incident, including Kasur DPO being removed.
Govt arrested Khursheed Shah to divert attention from failure over Kashmir: Bilawal Bhutto
"How can [the premier] raise his voice for political prisoners in Kashmir when he is arresting politicians in Pakistan?"
PPP stalwart Khursheed Shah arrested by NAB
The senior PPP leader has been arrested by NAB Sukkur in an assets beyond means case.
Israel's Netanyahu fails to win majority in close election
Gantz hasn't ruled out unity administration with Likud but says his party will not accept Netanyahu.
'Historic day': PM Imran inaugurates 24/7 border crossing at Torkham
Imran Khan says anyone thinking of going to Kashmir to "perform jihad" will be doing a disservice to Kashmiri people.
Civil society continues protest in Karachi against Sindh govt's 'failure to ensure rights of minorities'
Protest called off temporarily; to resume on Thursday after assurance that law advisor will meet protestor delegation.
Saudi says Iranian sponsorship of attack undeniable, displays arms
“The attack was launched from the north and unquestionably sponsored by Iran.”
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What happens when the Indus doesn't reach the sea?
Fighting Kashmir’s case
This Friday, march with me for the planet's future
None of the wild animals I take pictures with are mine, says Rabi Pirzada
Rock band U2 may have just lost some fans for announcing a concert in India
Editorial: Maryam’s place in PML-N
There is no solution for Karachi
Fahad Mustafa finalised for Nabeel Qureshi's Quaid-e-Azam Zindabad
Karachi-based team of women entrepreneurs to represent Pakistan at Singapore startup weekend
Pakistan's waste problem is a recycling industry waiting to be found
Mushk Kaleem and Alicia Khan are just about to walk the ramp at Milan Fashion Week
Over last 24 hours
'They gave me electric shocks in a dark room': Screams in the night in occupied Kashmir
Around two dozen young men in the villages of Shopian tell stories of severe torture at the hands of the Indian army.
Imran scotches talk of ‘deal’ with ex-rulers
In a meeting with Babar Awan, premier says there will be "no compromise, no deal".
In show of bond, Trump to join Modi in mass Houston rally
Organisers say that more than 50,000 people have registered for the September 22 rally — dubbed "Howdy, Modi!".
Family says BDS student Nimrita murdered, demands investigation
Larkana DIG says Nimrita's mobile phone and laptop are in police custody; FIR to be registered after autopsy results.
What happens when the Indus doesn't reach the sea?
The Indus Delta was once prosperous. Today, it is home to suffering, despondency and death.
Fighting Kashmir’s case
The UNGA provides an excellent forum for PM Khan to present a strong case for the people of IHK.
The filth inside
So despicable is the situation in Karachi that it would not be difficult to construct a compelling dystopian novel using
Climate crisis
Even miniscule individual changes in our lifestyles can bring about a much larger collective impact.
Oil and blood
All bets would be off, were a war to be unleashed.
Maryam’s place in PML-N
The PTI lawmakers behind the original appeal may soon challenge the ECP decision in court.
Attacks on oilfields
THE attacks on two key Saudi oil facilities on Saturday, claimed by Yemen’s Houthi movement, offer a small preview...
Private school regulation
A LARGE number of parents across the country must have heaved a sigh of relief after the Supreme Court decided to...
None of the wild animals I take pictures with are mine, says Rabi Pirzada
The singer also denies receiving a notice from the Wildlife Department.
Rock band U2 may have just lost some fans for announcing a concert in India
People on Twitter urged the Irish band to reconsider their decision in light of what's happening in occupied Kashmir.
Fahad Mustafa finalised for Nabeel Qureshi's Quaid-e-Azam Zindabad
Why Mustafa? “He’s a good actor. He works hard. We have a great working relationship," reveals the filmmaker.
This Friday, march with me for the planet's future
I believe what is broken can be put together again.
What happens when the Indus doesn't reach the sea?
The Indus Delta was once prosperous. Today, it is home to suffering, despondency and death.
Pakistan and India face common threats. Climate change is the biggest one
Collective action may just be what is needed to secure the lives and livelihoods of future generations.
World
UN sends experts to probe Saudi blasts, warns on escalation
The UN chief says the experts are authorised to start a probe under the Security Council resolution.
Suicide bomber, gunmen attack Afghan government building
The attack left at least four people killed and a dozen others injured.
Israel's Netanyahu fails to win majority in close election
Gantz hasn't ruled out unity administration with Likud but says his party will not accept Netanyahu.
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