Indian govt allows Kashmiri party delegation to meet detained leadership after 2 months
The meeting with National Conference President Farooq Abdullah, Vice President Omar Abdullah was held in Srinagar.
Anadolu Agency
How a Karachi blast spurred a medico to set up hospital chain
The spark came in 1987, when a deadly bomb blast ripped apart Karachi’s Bohri Bazar, killing 200 and injuring thousands.
Turkey starts construction of four MILGEM ships to be sold to Pakistan Navy
Erdogan sees great potential for defence partnership between Pakistan and Turkey, decries situation in occupied Kashmir.
Bomb attack on police bus in southern Turkey injures 5: Turkish media
It is not yet clear who might be behind the attack.
Erdogan calls for dialogue to end Kashmir dispute
PM Imran thanks Erdogan for the raising the issue of occupied Kashmir at the UNGA.
From The Past Pages Of Dawn: 1969: Fifty Years Ago: Iraq boycotts summit
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From The Past Pages Of Dawn: 1969: Fifty Years Ago: Acting president & CMLA
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Senior Turkish lawmaker calls on India to 'immediately' end rights violations in Kashmir
Recent events have turned Kashmir into one of the most sensitive regions in the world, says Hakan Cavusoglu.
Karachi’s Rohingyas strive for success instead of identity
Young Rohingyas, especially girls, are increasingly getting themselves enrolled in educational institutions.
Pakistani premier’s first year: economic hit and miss
With rupee down 30pc, inflation, plummeting growth, detractors accuse PM Imran failing on election promises.
From The Past Pages Of Dawn: 1969: Fifty Years Ago: Yahya on the Press
RAWALPINDI: The following is an extract from the text of President Yahya Khan’s broadcast address to the nation on...
Pakistan hockey: From champions to qualifiers
Pakistan is the most successful and only hockey team that has won the title four times.
From militancy to elections — tribal regions gear up for first-ever provincial polls
More than 2.8 million people — 1.7 million male and 1.13 million female — are eligible to vote, according to ECP.
From The Past Pages Of Dawn: 1968: Fifty Years Ago: Food Order repealed
LAHORE: The Economy of Food Order, 1967, which restricted the number of guests to ceremonies and social functions ...
Pakistan in danger of losing its rare artifacts
Government has no record of antiquities stolen or smuggled out of the country, officials say.
Turkey issues arrest warrants for over 200 soldiers
Warrants issued over alleged links to Fetullah Terrorist Organisation, the group said to be behind failed coup in 2016.
From The Past Pages Of Dawn: 1969: Fifty Years Ago: Anti-Indian feelings
KATHMANDU: Anti-Indian feelings are rising rapidly in Nepal due to India’s “patronising” attitude towards this...
This Karachi cemetery is a memorial to fallen soldiers who fought in World War II
It houses the graves of over 600 soldiers, most of them from the United Kingdom.
Pakistan thwarts India’s FATF blacklist move but danger still lurks
Islamabad manages to garner support of Turkey, China and Malaysia to avoid FATF’s blacklist.
From The Past Pages Of Dawn: 1969: Fifty Years Ago: Declare assets by 16th
RAWALPINDI: Martial Law Regulation No. 46, promulgated and enforced with effect from June 3, is a sequel to Martial...