Pakistan's young doctors lead Covid-19 battle
Despite a general lack of safety measures in place, young doctors across Pakistan continue to fight against Covid-19.
Anadolu Agency
Man dies of hantavirus in China: report
The viral disease was first reported in the US in 1993. It is transmitted to humans by rodents such as mice and rats.
Mechanism reached for release of Taliban inmates, says Ashraf Ghani
Ghani's remarks come after taking oath as president for another five-year term.
From The Past Pages Of Dawn: 1970: Fifty Years Ago: ‘Rise against exploiters’
KISHORGANJ: Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, chief of the Awami League, has called upon the people to rise against the vested...
BJP preparing to repeat Myanmar-style genocide in India: PM Imran
"This is exactly what happened in Myanmar when they first started registration [...] and then the genocide took place."
From The Past Pages Of Dawn: 1970: Fifty Years Ago: Nur Khan resigns
RAWALPINDI: Governor Nur Khan of West Pakistan has resigned. His resignation has been accepted and the President has...
Pakistan offers assistance as death toll from Turkey earthquake hits 22
PM Imran extends offer reiterated by FM Qureshi in call to Turkish counterpart; ISPR says rescue and relief team ready.
Collateral damage: Amid Pakistan-India tensions, border trade becomes an unwitting casualty
Traders on both sides of the border reel from the effects of a trade ban in wake of the Pulwama attack in February 2019.
From The Past Pages Of Dawn: 1970: Fifty Years Ago: Amin demands autonomy
BARISAL: Mr Nurul Amin, chief of Pakistan Democratic Party (PDP), said here yesterday [Jan 11] that his party’s...
From The Past Pages Of Dawn: 1970: Fifty Years Ago: ‘Karachi as capital’
KARACHI: Mian Mumtaz Mohammad Khan Daultana, President of the Council Muslim League, yesterday [Jan 11] declared ...
From The Past Pages Of Dawn: 1969: Fifty Years Ago: Second moon landing
HOUSTON: Laughter and excited chuckles drifted down from the moon over a colour television link today [Nov 19] as...
Urbanisation, pollution wiping out Karachi’s wildlife
Sparrows, parrots have almost disappeared due to predatory birds, loss of nesting places.
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.
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
BEIRUT: Iraq said today [Sept 22] it is boycotting the Islamic summit meeting at Rabat because the organising...
From The Past Pages Of Dawn: 1969: Fifty Years Ago: Acting president & CMLA
RAWALPINDI: Dr Abdul Motaleb Malik, Minister for Health, Labour and Family Planning, and Lt Gen Abdul Hamid Khan,...
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.