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A tragic K2 avalanche claimed the life of Pakistani mountaineer Iftikhar Hussain Sadpara on Friday afternoon. The deadly snow slide struck near Camp 1 of K2, the world’s second-highest peak, around 2:30pm, according to the Alpine Club of Pakistan (ACP). Four climbers were caught in the avalanche, but only Sadpara lost his life. His body …
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Bollywood superstar Shah Rukh Khan has sustained a muscular injury while filming an action sequence for his upcoming movie King. The actor, known for his daring stunts in recent hits like Pathaan and Jawan, was immediately flown to the United States for medical treatment. Doctors have now advised him to rest for at least a …
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At least 41 Palestinians lost their lives in the latest Israeli strikes in Gaza, marking another deadly chapter in the ongoing conflict. Medical sources confirmed that several air raids across the besieged enclave on Saturday left more than 100 others wounded, many critically. Among the dead were 12 people who had gathered in hopes of …
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Gold prices in Pakistan surged on Friday, continuing a trend influenced by global economic uncertainty. After a minor dip the previous day, gold prices in Pakistan bounced back strongly, with the per tola rate increasing by Rs2,500 to settle at Rs357,600. This sharp rise reflects a renewed interest in precious metals amid inflation concerns and …
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Pakistan has intensified its call for counter-terrorism cooperation, urging the international community to list the Majeed Brigade as an alias of the banned Balochistan Liberation Army (BLA). The Foreign Office made this demand following the U.S. designation of The Resistance Front—a Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) offshoot—as a foreign terrorist organisation. Call for Objective Global Action Foreign Office …
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Pakistan is actively seeking to expand Pakistan-US trade by exploring opportunities in both traditional sectors and emerging industries such as IT, minerals, and agriculture. Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb led a high-level delegation in Washington D.C., emphasizing the need to deepen economic collaboration with the United States for mutual benefit. Focus on Diversified Economic Ties During …
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Manchester United have finally secured the high-profile Mbeumo transfer, reaching an agreement with Brentford for £71 million after prolonged negotiations. The 26-year-old Cameroon international chose Old Trafford over multiple top Premier League suitors, becoming United’s third signing of the summer. This move could significantly strengthen United’s attacking force ahead of the 2025-26 season. Deal Reached …
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Following a deadly Israeli airstrike on Gaza’s only Catholic church, Pope Leo renewed his call for a Gaza ceasefire in a direct phone conversation with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. The Vatican confirmed the call took place a day after the attack, which killed three people and wounded several others inside the Holy Family Church …
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The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has responded to recent comments made by former women’s team captain Sana Mir, addressing her criticism about the scheduling of the National Women’s One-Day Tournament. The PCB called her statements “factually inaccurate” and clarified that the tournament’s timing aligns with the new domestic season, starting after the 2025 ICC Women’s …
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The KSE-100 Index briefly surged past the 140,000 mark for the first time on Friday, but profit-taking pulled it back. The Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX) closed marginally lower at 138,597 points, slipping 68 points or 0.05%. Despite the drop, the week ended on a strong note, supported by robust corporate earnings and a historic current …
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Pakistan is pushing forward with new plans to unlock investment opportunities and accelerate sustainable economic growth. On July 18, 2025, Deputy Prime Minister Ishaq Dar chaired a high-level meeting in Islamabad. The meeting focused on developing a targeted investment portfolio aimed at attracting funds from friendly nations. Dar emphasized the urgent need to identify viable …
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Netflix has used generative AI for the first time in an original series, marking a turning point in visual effects production. The streaming platform applied this technology in the Argentine sci-fi show The Eternaut, significantly reducing costs and speeding up the process. This move signals a broader shift in the entertainment industry as studios turn …
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Monsoon floods have devastated parts of Pakistan, killing at least 57 people, including many children, over the last two days. Relentless rainfall since Wednesday has submerged rural and urban areas in Punjab, the country’s most populous province. The disaster has revived concerns over climate change, as the country battles yet another extreme weather event. Rain …
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Pakistan’s rupee depreciation continued on Wednesday as the currency lost 29 paisa against the US dollar. The interbank rate fell to Rs284.96 amid a surge in import payments, profit repatriation by multinational firms, and looming external debt repayments. This weakening trend follows a brief gain earlier in the week. Rupee Falls After Brief Stability On …
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For the first time, astronomers have directly observed the earliest signs of planet formation, marking a major step in understanding how solar systems like ours begin. A team of scientists observed a distant young star, HOPS-315, located 1,300 light years away in the Orion Nebula, where planets are just beginning to take shape. The discovery …
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A tragic fire safety failure in eastern Iraq has led to the deaths of over 60 people, drawing urgent attention to Iraq’s ongoing fire safety crisis. The blaze broke out Wednesday night at the newly opened Corniche Hypermarket Mall in the city of Kut, Wasit province. New Mall Becomes Site of Disaster The five-story shopping …
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The Pakistan Army continues its extensive flood relief operations as heavy monsoon rains wreak havoc across the country. With several areas submerged, Army Aviation helicopters have launched urgent aerial rescue missions to evacuate stranded residents and deliver critical aid. Helicopter Rescues Across Remote Areas Using its aerial resources, the army reached villages that had been …
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Pakistan U16 volleyball team delivered a commanding performance at the Asian U16 Volleyball Championship, crushing Indonesia in straight sets on Wednesday to book their place in the semifinals. The victory not only preserved Pakistan’s unbeaten streak but also secured qualification for the U17 Volleyball World Cup next year. Their dominance on the court reinforced their …
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NASA and Boeing have confirmed major Starliner delays, pushing the next mission to 2026. The decision follows serious technical problems during the spacecraft’s first crewed mission. While the space capsule successfully reached the International Space Station (ISS) in June 2024, critical thruster failures and helium leaks forced NASA to halt further flights for repairs and …
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Monsoon floods have turned deadly once again in Pakistan. In the last 24 hours alone, heavy monsoon rainfall has killed at least 54 people in Punjab, officials reported on Thursday. The disaster adds to a grim national toll, with 178 rain-related deaths recorded across Pakistan since June 26. Rains Surpass Historical Averages According to the …
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The Taliban has rejected claims of arresting or monitoring Afghans after a UK data leak exposed the identities of those who had worked with British forces. The denial came amid growing concerns that a security lapse in a secret UK resettlement programme could endanger lives. Taliban Denial Amid Rising Fears On Thursday, Afghan government spokesperson …
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Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar arrived in Kabul on Thursday to advance the UAP Railway Project, a major trilateral transport initiative between Uzbekistan, Afghanistan, and Pakistan. The agreement marks a significant step in improving regional connectivity and trade routes, particularly for landlocked Central Asian states seeking access to Pakistani seaports. Strategic Rail …
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Two women lost their lives and three others were injured on Thursday when part of a six-storey building collapsed in Karachi’s Lyari area. This marks the second such incident in the neighborhood this month, raising urgent concerns about unsafe buildings in the city’s older districts. Collapse in Khadda Market The tragedy unfolded near Khadda Market, …
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