Family of Kashmiri teenager alleges he committed suicide after being beaten by Indian army
Indian army spokesman terms the allegations as 'baseless'.
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Terror allegations were hurtful but we will not be deterred: Mohsin Dawar
The MNA thanks "all those who raised their voice" for his release, especially Bilawal Bhutto Zardari.
'Save our future': Students across the world march to demand climate action
The global climate strike is inspired by 16-year-old Swedish activist Greta Thunberg.
Britain's Prince William, Kate Middleton to visit Pakistan from October 14-18
Before their visit, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge will attend a special event at the Aga Khan Centre on October 2.
Mehbooba Mufti's daughter writes to Indian govt on her mother's behalf, seeks information on arrests
Says Mufti during her detention has had no access to newspapers, briefing from her party or staff.
Pakistan Army major, sepoy martyred in IED explosion near Afghan border: ISPR
Maj Adeel and Sepoy Faraz "fell victim to an IED planted by terrorists from across the border", says ISPR.
Pakistanis answer call to march against climate change in vast global protest
Youth lead the movement dubbed "Fridays for Future" which asks children to persuade adults to take the matter seriously.
US welcomes PM Imran's 'unambiguous, important' statement on Kashmir
PM had said anyone who attempts to cross over into occupied Kashmir to fight would be an enemy of Kashmiris, Pakistan.
Activist Gulalai Ismail 'escapes' to New York, applies for political asylum
The 32-year-old is currently residing with her sister in Brooklyn, where she has launched a research and advocacy group.
Beijing to open visa office in Peshawar: Chinese envoy
Says any unilateral action to change special status of occupied Kashmir is not acceptable.
At least 30 civilians killed in air strike near pine nut field in eastern Afghanistan
Attack was aimed at destroying a hideout of Islamic State militants, but it accidentally targeted farmers: officials.
Nothing final yet on media tribunals: Dr Awan
"Things that are forcefully imposed cannot be sustained," the special assistant to the prime minister concedes.
'It's hopeless': Lockdown in occupied Kashmir puts economy in tailspin
The unrest that has come in the wake of Indian govt’s action has upended the economy, say fruit growers and traders.
Shehbaz says dengue outbreak is 'hugely worrisome, unfortunate'
Former Punjab CM says previous government had worked with a "missionary zeal to overcome epidemic".
PM Imran in meeting with King Salman expresses Pakistan's resolve to stand with the kingdom
Premier also meets with Pakistani diaspora in Jeddah; assures them of legal reforms and encourages them to invest.
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?"
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.
Human Rights Commission 'deeply concerned' over government's media tribunals
"How are tribunals expected to maintain the media's independence?" asks rights group.
'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.