Is Pakistan at risk of a second Covid-19 wave?
A third of Karachi's industrial population developed immunity against virus, says study by National Institute of Blood Diseases.
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Manchhar Lake gets new lease on life from record-breaking monsoon spell
The otherwise saline and murky waters have been replaced with fresh rainwater.
Turkey will defend its rights in East Mediterranean, Aegean, Black seas: Erdogan
Turkish president says country has "no designs on any country's lands but will never make concessions on what belongs to it".
Kashmiri photojournalist wins 2020 Peter Mackler Award for Courageous and Ethical Journalism
Masrat Zehra says she is privileged to tell stories that have been ignored of Kashmiri women caught up in a conflict zone.
South Korea finds new ‘mutated’ coronavirus
Health authorities say the new mutations are different from 78,810 viral genome sequences registered by WHO’s GISAID database.
After rail, India set to lose Iran gas project
The Farzad-B gas field and Chabahar port were the two largest bilateral accomplishments between the two sides.
Pakistan’s virus curve is bending but experts say it’s too early to declare victory
Positive ratio, critical patients and confirmed cases on the decrease but experts warn spike could be seen on Eid and Ashura.
UN officials seek probe into torture, custodial deaths of Muslims in occupied Kashmir
Citing over a dozen cases, the report stated that the citizens appeared to be targeted "based on their ethnicity".
Occupied Kashmir sees 229 killings in first half of 2020: report
The media continued to be at the receiving end of pressure, intimidation and harassment by authorities, it says.
Syed Ali Geelani parts ways with Hurriyat
The primary reason behind his move appears to be a few decisions taken by AJK-based chapter of the Hurriyat Conference.
Pakistan rejects 'illegal' grant of occupied Kashmir domicile certificates to Indian nationals
FO demands cancellation of certificates which locals believe are part of the move to disturb IOK's demographic profile.
From The Past Pages Of Dawn: 1970: Fifty Years Ago: Food situation worsens
LAHORE: Maulana Abul Ala Maudoodi, Amir of Jamaat-i-Islami, today [June 26] expressed concern over the food ...
Legendary PAF fighter pilot Group Captain (r) Saiful Azam passes away in Bangladesh
PAF chief pays rich tribute to the retired group captain who was awarded Sitara-i-Jura’at for his heroics in the 1965 war.
From The Past Pages Of Dawn: 1970: Fifty Years Ago: Abdullah slates riots
SIALKOT: Sher-i-Kashmir, Sheikh Mohammad Abdullah, has urged the Indian Government to settle all issues including...
Pakistan Navy begins constructing modern warships in coordination with Turkey
Two corvettes will be built in Turkey and the other two will be built in Pakistan, according to the contract.
Hospitals in Karachi, Lahore running out of space as cases rise
In the country's largest two cities of Karachi and Lahore, hospitals are already struggling due to a sharp rise in Covid-19 patients in recent weeks.
Pakistan's mango exports take huge hit amidst coronavirus restrictions
Suspension of international flights, closure of borders, rising freight fares, are likely to cause a decline in country's mango exports by 35-40 per cent this year.
Pakistan hails OIC’s condemnation of India 'illegally' redefining Kashmir domicile law
OIC sees move to redefine domicile rules as an attempt to alter demography, undermine rights of people in region.
Coronavirus pandemic leaves education in limbo in Pakistan
Sindh Minister for Education Saeed Ghani says schools could remain closed for up to six months.
From The Past Pages Of Dawn: 1970: Fifty Years Ago: Dacca varsity clash
DACCA: Police was called to quell a clash between the electioneering workers of rival student organisations inside...