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Civil, military leadership discuss national security in wake of Indian army’s use of cluster munitions Condemn “destabilising efforts” as Pakistan and the international community focus on resolving the Afghan conflict.
PM to apprise nation of government’s one-year performance in August 18 televised address All ministries have been asked to submit 5 key achievements of the past year for review.
Lahore High Court moved for ban on TikTok app The petitioner says the same application has been banned in Bangladesh and Malaysia.
Fissures erupt in opposition over Senate vote fiasco PML-N, PPP seek amendment to rules to do away with secret ballot; Bilawal calls for probe into leaked video.
Pakistani writer’s Instagram project bags social media journalism award in New Delhi Everyday Pakistan defies stereotypes about Pakistan by showcasing the complexity and colourfulness of its everyday life.
Karachi traders divided on post-Eid strike call Karachi witnessed partial closure of markets and shopping centres on July 13.
Court issues notice to Sethi over ‘derogatory’ remarks Prime Minister Imran Khan has claimed Rs10 billion in terms of damages and compensation from Najam Sethi.
Tehreek-i-Insaf to bag three tribal districts reserved seats in PA JUI-F, BAP will get one seat each.
Centre-sponsored Clean Karachi drive to begin today Maritime Affairs Minister Ali Zaidi says the Sindh govt has so far not contacted him regarding the initiative.
Politicians, activists pay tribute to Aitzaz Ahsan Former senator Farhatullah Babar says Ahsan has contributed greatly to politics and the country.
Political leadership condemns use of cluster bomb along LoC “The world continues to ignore the human rights catastrophe. This must change if we are to have peace,” says Bilawal.
Army rejects India’s accusation of cross-LoC incursion as mere propaganda Islamabad expresses concerns over deteriorating situation in Indian-occupied Kashmir.
Father of 11-year-old rape victim commits suicide in GB Najeebullah, 50, jumps into River Gilgit in front of the Gilgit-Baltistan Constitutional Assembly.
Construction, utilities’ prices push inflation up The highest contributor to the non-food inflation in June was rising gas prices.
Stocks plummet to 52-week low as economic worries weigh The KSE-100 index contributes losses of 437 points (1.4 per cent) to close at a 52-week low of 31,666.
Gunman kills 20, wounds 26 at Walmart store in El Paso, Texas Trump brands the shooting “an act of cowardice”.
US wants to quickly deploy new missiles in Asia Esper does not specify where the US intends to deploy the weapons.
Mushaal seeks release of Yasin Malik Mushaal Hussein Malik says her husband has been kept in solitary confinement for the last four months.
Nepalese climber scales highest peaks in Pakistan in less than a month Before coming to Pakistan, Mr Purja had climbed six 8,000-ers in Nepal in 31 days.
US enhances engagement with Pakistan Sources say if the Doha talks lead to an agreement between the US and Taliban, Trump may visit Islamabad.
Several killed in Texas shooting, 3 in custody: officials “We have between 15 and 20 casualties, we don’t know the number of fatalities,” Texas Lieutenant Governor Patrick says.
New round of US-Taliban talks opens in Doha: Taliban Officials describe it to be the “most crucial” phase of negotiations to end the 18-year war in Afghanistan.
PCB first needs to put its own house in order: Aamir Sohail Aamir emphasises that instead of abolishing departmental teams the system should be made stronger.
SLC security team arrives in Karachi on 6th Mani says that PCB’s thrust is now to convince other boards to send their teams to Pakistan.