Stories by Abdul Sattar Abbasi

India defeat Green Shirts by 6 wickets; Kohli gets century; hosts Pakistan crash out of Champions Trophy 2025 after losing their second consecutive match.

Green Shirts end rollercoaster innings with 260 all out.

The APS attack claimed 147 lives in mere hours on Dec 16, 2014, but its impact — documented through the voices of survivors, grieving families, first responders, and a nation still grappling with terrorism — continues to shape Pakistan's struggle for peace a decade later.

As the world hops on the AI bandwagon, one question continues to loom: is it sustainable?

Readers also doubt integrity of past elections; see economy as primary challenge for Pakistan but doubt elected officials' ability to tackle it.

Workout wear or streetwear, this tracksuit can do both.

Infectious diseases expert Dr Faisal Mehmood says he wouldn't be surprised if the BF.7 variant spreading in China is already here.

Says children accompanying mothers are not under arrest, but are with their parents because they are minors.

The filmmakers behind Waahi, Seven Vertical Miles, Unbound Breath and Saf-e-Awal speak to Dawn.com about their breakout success.

Our survey revealed some interesting insights about the state of political polarisation in Pakistan.

Audios believed to be from the PMO have set a firestorm of political discussions. But could they be faked? Dawn.com takes a look.

Stanford research shows content of the network is consistent with objectives of Indian army corps operating in occupied Kashmir.

Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif is in Samarkand to attend the annual Council of Heads of State of the SCO.