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Sindh CM Murad dismisses reports of changes to NFC formula

Urges media to ‘not glorify’ bandits; says his govt will focus on improving primary healthcare.

Published 13 May, 2024 07:28am

Donors pledge over $2bn for Gaza at Kuwait conference

Blinken says Israel lacks “credible plan” to protect some 1.4 million civilians sheltering in Rafah.

Updated 12 May, 2024 09:38pm

Situation in AJK calms down after 2 days of violent clashes

Rangers deployment withdrawn; JAAC leader open to negotiations with govt.

Updated 12 May, 2024 08:53pm

Hero’s welcome for hockey team in Lahore after winning silver medal in Azlan Shah Cup

PM’s Youth Programme Chairman Mashhood says government will support the team and reward their efforts accordingly.

Updated 12 May, 2024 08:47pm

After months of speculation, Miftah Ismail confirms he’s forming new political party

Former PML-N leader promises new party will "speak for the hopes and aspirations of all Pakistanis".

Published 12 May, 2024 09:38pm

Arsenal grind out Man Utd win to go top of the Premier League

Gunners keep the pressure on Manchester City ahead of City's tricky trip to Tottenham on Tuesday.

Published 12 May, 2024 11:47pm

IMF mission to meet Pakistani authorities next week to discuss ‘next phase of engagement’: official

The aim is to lay the foundation for better governance, and more inclusive and resilient economic growth, says Esther Perez Ruiz.

Published 12 May, 2024 04:31pm

No such thing as strategic state-owned enterprises, says Finance Minister Aurangzeb

Says longer, larger IMF programme needed to bring "permanence in macroeconomic stability and structural reforms".

Published 12 May, 2024 02:48pm

Fight till the last ball, PCB chief tells cricket team in Dublin

Says T20 cricket needs unique and aggressive approach.

Published 12 May, 2024 03:37pm

Canada arrests fourth Indian national in killing of Sikh activist

The Indian national was already being held for unrelated gun charges.

Published 12 May, 2024 11:38am

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US Report Flags Possible Israeli International Law Breaches in Gaza

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1 police officer dead, over 90 injured in AJK clashes

Kotli SSP blames "attacks by miscreants under guise of protest"; action committee disassociates with violence; PML-N regional president calls for peace.

Pakistan , Published 12 May, 2024 12:25am

1 police officer dead, over 90 injured in AJK clashes

Sultan Azlan Shah Cup: Pakistan fall as ‘dead sport’ recaptures audience once again

Japan win as they convert all four penalties in the shootout while Pakistan only manage one out of three.

Sport , Updated 11 May, 2024 10:07pm

Sultan Azlan Shah Cup: Pakistan fall as ‘dead sport’ recaptures audience once again

Pakistan’s iCube-Qamar beams back first images from moon’s orbit

The country's inaugural lunar satellite is part of China’s Chang’e-6 mission.

Pakistan , Updated 10 May, 2024 06:13pm

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First ‘extreme’ solar storm in 20 years strikes earth, brings spectacular auroras

Social media lit up with people posting pictures of auroras from northern Europe and Australasia.

World , Published 11 May, 2024 04:12pm

First ‘extreme’ solar storm in 20 years strikes earth, brings spectacular auroras

PIA staff forgets to put boy’s body on plane

Shocked parents, relatives protest against airline management’s negligence at Skardu airport.

Pakistan , Updated 11 May, 2024 08:16am

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The current hybrid regime is incapable of undercutting an entrenched, unproductive elite.

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Sindh CM Murad dismisses reports of changes to NFC formula

IMF mission to meet Pakistani authorities next week to discuss ‘next phase of engagement’: official

No such thing as strategic state-owned enterprises, says Finance Minister Aurangzeb

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Arsenal grind out Man Utd win to go top of the Premier League

Hero’s welcome for hockey team in Lahore after winning silver medal in Azlan Shah Cup

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FIFA’s foul on Pakistan football

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WORLD

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Canada arrests fourth Indian national in killing of Sikh activist

Israel orders Palestinians to evacuate from more areas of Rafah

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We asked moms what they want for Mother’s Day — no it isn’t kurtas and candles

A pinch of love, a dash of appreciation and a cup FULL of peace is the recipe for the perfect Mother's Day present!

Mashael Shah Published 11 May, 2024 11:37am

Going loco for local: Jugnu’s Chief Saab candle is the ultimate Karachi kid nostalgia

It may not smell like Chief Saab — or so I think — but it smells nice and that's what matters.

Siham Basir Published 10 May, 2024 01:12pm

Fistula and child marriages: The two epidemics plaguing women in Gilgit-Baltistan

Shereen Karim Published 03 May, 2024 11:35am

2024 Elections: What’s at stake for India’s minorities?

Could a third term under Narendra Modi see the formalising of second-class status for minorities and the destruction of the country’s ancient composite culture?

Sajjad Hassan Published 29 Apr, 2024 11:42am

From screens to streets: How Gen Z is disrupting the status quo and redefining activism

It's safe to say that the kids are doing just fine. It is the adults running the world that are the problem.

Uzair M. Younus Updated 26 Apr, 2024 05:20pm

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