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Pakistan's silent suicide problem
Families cover up what happened to their loved one. And taboo prevents all discussion.
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TCC open to negotiated settlement with Pakistan: chairman
On Friday, the ICSID awarded about $5.9bn in damages to TCC in arbitration claims it filed against Pakistan.
Pakistan reopens airspace for civil aviation after nearly five months
According to a NOTAM, Pakistan airspace is open for all types of civil traffic on published ATS routes.
India scrubs Moon mission launch one hour before liftoff
“A technical snag was observed in launch vehicle system at one hour before the launch,” says ISRO.
Technical knockout: Kiwis praise team but query 'cruel' rules
England won on their superior boundary count even though scores were tied in regular play and the Super Over shootout.
‘Economy needs stimulation’
Unilever Pakistan CEO Shazia Syed says, ‘Next 18 to 24 months will be challenging. If we get our fundamentals right,
Six or five runs for Ben Stokes? Overthrow controversy in last over of World Cup final
The inadvertent bonus on the fourth ball of the final over made things a lot easier for England.
PM directs to form commission to probe 'who’s responsible for Reko Diq predicament'
Government "disappointed" with ICSID's hefty award against Pakistan in Reko Diq case; will conduct an internal review.
England win their first-ever World Cup after beating New Zealand in nerve-wracking super over
Outcome of the final was decided by boundary count after a tie in the Super Over.
State Bank raises benchmark interest rate to 13.25pc
SBP cites increased inflationary pressures and a likely near-term rise in prices from higher utility costs.
Will CPEC survive the IMF bailout?
There is no official word from China on the apparent slow pace of CPEC projects.
Users to no longer pay service charges on pre-paid cellular scratch cards
On a scratch card of Rs100, a user will now receive a top-up of Rs88.9 instead of Rs76.94: PTA.
Honda halts production in Pakistan, Indus to follow
Honda had kept its plant closed for two days earlier last week.
PM aide on accountability challenges Shehbaz to take him to court over The Mail news story
"I will produce evidence of every telegraphic transfer made by you," Shahzad Akbar warns Shehbaz.
Major shuffle in police ranks amidst new tensions between Sindh govt, police
Karachi police chief loses his job, reportedly after refusing to comply with provincial chief executive's wishes.
ATC grants pre-arrest bail to JuD chief Hafiz Saeed and 3 others
Law enforcement authorities told not to arrest Saeed and others until Aug 3.
A vision for the future
The kings and kingmakers have now led the country into very dangerous territory.
SC seeks recommendations from attorney general on video leak controversy involving judge
"We have to decide whether to step in or not," says CJP while hearing three petitions; adjourns hearing until July 23.
Leave the US, Trump tells liberal Democratic congresswomen
“Why don't they go back and help fix the totally broken and crime infested places from which they came," tweets Trump.
PPP terms PM’s probe body in Reko Diq case an ‘eyewash’
Fawad Chaudhry calls for arrest of former CJP Iftikhar Chaudhry, others.
Maryam Nawaz's interview 'stopped forcefully' shortly after being aired: show host
We stand for the respect and dignity of [the] judiciary in line with our ethical values and the Constitution: Hum News.
Pakistan told to pay $5.9bn to mining firm in Reko Diq case
PM’s aide Firdous says law ministry and attorney general are looking into the matter in the light of international laws.
Pakistan's silent suicide problem
Families cover up what happened to their loved one. And taboo prevents all discussion.
PM directs to form commission to probe 'who’s responsible for Reko Diq predicament'
Government "disappointed" with ICSID's hefty award against Pakistan in Reko Diq case; will conduct an internal review.
IHC decides to remove judge Arshad Malik after video leak controversy
Judge Malik last year had handed Nawaz Sharif seven years in jail in the Al-Azizia Steel Mills corruption reference.
Pakistan not to open airspace until India de-escalates: official
Aviation Secretary Shahrukh Nusrat says the Indian government approached them to open the airspace.
TCC open to negotiated settlement with Pakistan: chairman
On Friday, the ICSID awarded about $5.9bn in damages to TCC in arbitration claims it filed against Pakistan.
Traders observe nationwide strike to resist govt drive to document commercial activity
Markets in Karachi, Lahore, Islamabad and various other cities remained shut on Saturday.
Govt decides to probe Khawaja Asif for 'posing security risk to Pakistan'
Federal cabinet tasks the interior ministry to probe Asif and the Dubai company where he allegedly drew a salary from.
India scrubs Moon mission launch one hour before liftoff
“A technical snag was observed in launch vehicle system at one hour before the launch,” says ISRO.
Pakistan reopens airspace for civil aviation after nearly five months
According to a NOTAM, Pakistan airspace is open for all types of civil traffic on published ATS routes.
Technical knockout: Kiwis praise team but query 'cruel' rules
England won on their superior boundary count even though scores were tied in regular play and the Super Over shootout.
Hussain Nawaz offered me 'Rs500m bribe' to resign after Al-Azizia verdict: judge Arshad Malik
Judge says he received bribe offers and threats from PML-N reps before "manipulated" video clips were screened.
There's more to the ‘journalist’ who heckled FM Qureshi over free speech
Ezra Levant's website paints Pakistan as an “extremist, radical state, home to some of the greatest monsters on earth.”
‘Economy needs stimulation’
Unilever Pakistan CEO Shazia Syed says, ‘Next 18 to 24 months will be challenging. If we get our fundamentals right,
Pakistan win the cricket world cup — but not the one you think
Pakistani lawmakers fare better than their counterparts from 6 countries to win the first Inter-Parliamentary World Cup.
US, Russia, China recognise Pakistan’s role in Afghan peace process
The major diplomatic recognition comes days before PM Imran’s visit to Washington on 22nd.
India's ruling BJP to revive plan for Hindu settlements in Kashmir
“Is it possible to live in a caged manner, in a caged zone, with security?” asks a Hindu community leader.
Six or five runs for Ben Stokes? Overthrow controversy in last over of World Cup final
The inadvertent bonus on the fourth ball of the final over made things a lot easier for England.
ICJ rejects India’s plea for Jadhav's return, grants consular access
Conviction, sentence of Jadhav cannot be regarded as violation of Article 36 of Vienna Convention, ICJ rules.
Inzamam decides to step down as chief selector
Haq, following Pakistan's disappointing World Cup campaign, says new people should come with fresh ideas.
Hafiz Saeed arrested by Punjab CTD, sent on judicial remand in terrorism financing case
"The main charge is that he is gathering funds for banned outfits, which is illegal," says Punjab CM's spokesman.
New FBR chairman being considered
"I don’t want to comment, Prime Minister Imran Khan will decide," says FBR chairman Shabbar Zaidi.
'Black day' to be observed against PTI govt on July 25
General conventions will be held in all four provinces.
US welcomes increased 'people-to-people ties' between Pakistan, India through Kartarpur
"We encourage it," says US State Department spokesperson Morgan Ortagus with regards to news about the corridor.
Decision to register traders won’t be withdrawn, cabinet resolves
Plastic shopping bags to be banned; manufacturers, sellers, users to be fined.
FIA arrests man allegedly involved in judge Arshad Malik video leak controversy
Suspect Mian Tariq Mahmood has been shifted into FIA custody on two-day physical remand.
PTI says critical media coverage may be 'treason'
Official account of PTI fired off over two dozen tweets in English and Urdu late Tuesday.
In pictures: Streets lie inundated after heavy monsoon rains hit Punjab, northern areas
Some people refused to let the rain dampen their spirits and continued about their daily activities.
Embezzlement allegations
The ripples created by corruption scandals unearthed under the PTI government have now reached foreign shores.
Committee to Protect Journalists honours Editor Dawn Zaffar Abbas with press freedom award
Abbas has been subjected to intimidation and assault more than once in his journalism career, which started in 1981.
Pakistan's silent suicide problem
Families cover up what happened to their loved one. And taboo prevents all discussion.
Crisis of the judiciary
The Judge Arshad Malik scandal has become an explosive political issue.
Israel Aerospace signs $50 mln follow-up deal with Indian navy
Agreement involves maintenance and other services for sub-systems of naval medium range surface-to-air missile.