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Agreement reached with British authorities over extradition of Ishaq Dar: Shahzad Akbar
Says British authorities will hand over Dar to Pakistan after fulfilling formalities.
Pakistan may have lost the cricket match but their trolls won Twitter, says Swara Bhasker
The woman's got a point; 'na Partition hoti, na hum zaleel hotay' is pure gold.
Sometimes fights between Mira and I last 15 days, says Shahid Kapoor
The actor opens up about what makes him lose his cool and how he's always the one who makes up when the two fight!
Veena Malik is firing shots at Sania Mirza and it's not okay
Veena Malik found a way to blame Sania Mirza for the Pakistani cricket team's performance.
One and done: Why we chose to raise an only child despite social pressure
Having an only child gives us a chance to have the best of both worlds.
Waris Shah's tomb: A place for the lovers
Waris Shah and his tomb are for those who want to be enchanted, not awed.
After the budget: What's missing in Pakistan's export promotion policy?
The low value-added nature of exports is due to the limited focus on structural issues.
World
Iran says CIA spy network dismantled as tensions ratchet up
“Following clues in the [US] intelligence services, we recently found new recruits hired and dismantled a new network.”
Brexit campaigner Boris Johnson advances on Britain's top job
Johnson, the face of the official Brexit campaign in the 2016 referendum, won 126 of 313 votes; next round on Wednesday.
Sri Lanka policeman defies president to testify at attack probe
The inspector had been in charge of an area where the bombing mastermind was based before he went underground.
CONDEMNED TO LIFE
After serving years in prison, even those eventually acquitted step back into a society unwilling to reintegrate them.
TOURISM: THE VANISHING WILDERNESS
Urbanisation, development and hordes of domestic tourists are fast changing the landscape of our Northern Areas,
TENNIS: SERVING UP ACES
Wheelchair tennis, which has recently been introduced in the country by the Pakistan Tennis Federation, has managed to
SOUNDSCAPE: ‘THE BANDS ARE BACK.’ BUT ARE THEY REALLY?
As it revamps its look and format in its fourth season, Pepsi Battle of the Bands claims to have revived music band
CINEMASCOPE: RESTING IN ITS ASHES
X-Men: Dark Phoenix has the feel of a film from a studio that’s exhausted its creative juices
THE GRAPEVINE
There are a couple of theories doing the rounds regarding why director Yasir Nawaz didn’t have a premiere for his film
