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Pakistan has slammed India’s latest stance on the Indus Waters Treaty, calling it a blatant violation of international law. The strong response came after Indian Home Minister Amit Shah declared that New Delhi would never restore the treaty and planned to divert water meant for Pakistan. India’s Unilateral Suspension Sparks Outrage India suspended its participation …
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Saudi Foreign Minister Prince Faisal bin Farhan used the OIC meeting platform in Istanbul to deliver a firm message. He strongly condemned Israel’s airstrikes on Iran and reaffirmed Saudi Arabia’s enduring support for Palestine. His remarks came during the opening session of the 51st Council of Foreign Ministers of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) …
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The Punjab government has invoked Section 144 across the province from Muharram 1 to 10 to maintain law and order and prevent sectarian unrest. This preventive move comes ahead of the religious month, expected to begin on June 27 or 28, and aims to curb potential threats from extremist elements. Public Gatherings and Weapons Banned …
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Gold prices in Pakistan climbed slightly on June 21, 2025, after several days of decline, as gold prices respond to rising global uncertainty triggered by the ongoing Iran-Israel conflict. The precious metal’s movement mirrors global trends, where market instability continues to influence bullion rates. Latest Gold Rates Across Pakistan According to the All Pakistan Sarafa …
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Pakistan has strongly condemned the recent Israeli attacks on Iran, calling them a direct threat to regional and global peace. During an emergency session of the United Nations Security Council, Pakistan’s Permanent Representative, Ambassador Asim Iftikhar Ahmad, delivered a firm statement demanding immediate action. Grave Threat to Global Stability Ambassador Ahmad warned that Israel’s military …
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Former Indian intelligence chief Amarjit Singh Dulat has praised the Munir-Trump meeting at the White House as a major diplomatic milestone, urging both India and Pakistan to seize the moment for direct talks. He congratulated Field Marshal Syed Asim Munir and the Pakistani people, calling the luncheon meeting in Washington “huge for Pakistan.” Praise for …
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In a strong show of solidarity, the Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) Council of Foreign Ministers united in Istanbul on Saturday to denounce Israeli aggression in both Gaza and Iran. The session called for an immediate ceasefire and urged diplomatic solutions to de-escalate the worsening regional crisis. Call for Peace and Dialogue OIC Chairperson Hissein …
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Karachi’s Congo virus scare deepened on Saturday as two house officers at Jinnah Hospital developed suspected symptoms after treating a patient who later died of the deadly disease. This comes amid rising concern in Sindh following confirmed Congo-related deaths in the province. Doctors Develop Symptoms After Exposure Dr Shahid Rasool, Executive Director of Jinnah Hospital, …
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The Iran-Israel conflict entered its ninth day on Saturday with fresh airstrikes, rising death tolls, and stalled diplomatic efforts. Israel reported new missile barrages from Iran, prompting air raid sirens across Tel Aviv and central regions. In response, Israeli jets targeted military infrastructure in Iran’s southwest. Missiles Over Tel Aviv Around 2:30 a.m., Israel’s air …
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Israeli attacks killed at least 44 Palestinians on Friday, making it one of the deadliest days in recent weeks, according to Gaza’s health authorities. Israeli forces opened fire on a crowd of 25 civilians near Netzarim in central Gaza. The group had gathered near aid trucks to receive food. Children and elderly people were among …
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You might blame the weather on a random heatwave or an unusually rainy day. But the truth is, climate change is no longer some distant threat — it’s already here, and it’s showing up in your everyday life. In Pakistan and around the world, temperatures are rising, and weather patterns are becoming more extreme. If …
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GAZA — In the neonatal wards of Gaza’s war-ravaged hospitals, a silent emergency is unfolding. With baby formula supplies completely exhausted and humanitarian access sealed off for months, doctors are warning that dozens of newborns and premature babies may die within hours. Dr. Ahmad Al Farra, director of the children and maternity unit at Nasser …
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ISLAMABAD – The government of Pakistan has officially announced that it will recommend former US President Donald Trump for the 2026 Nobel Peace Prize, citing his “decisive diplomatic intervention” during the recent India-Pakistan conflict as a key factor in avoiding wider war in South Asia. In a statement posted on social media platform X (formerly …
KARACHI – After days of battling blistering temperatures crossing 40°C, Karachi residents finally felt a change in the air as light drizzle graced parts of the city for the second consecutive day on Saturday, bringing a much-needed break from the extreme heat. Areas such as Lyari, Mauripur, Clifton, and surrounding neighborhoods reported scattered showers early …
Dr. Hamza Alsharif, a Palestinian doctor in Gaza, has captured the world’s attention after posting a series of deeply emotional and distressing messages on X (formerly Twitter). His posts reveal the crushing psychological toll of surviving and working under daily bombardment in Gaza. In one of his most harrowing posts, Dr. Alsharif wrote:“I feel depressed …
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Pakistani actress Sanam Saeed and actor Mohib Mirza have welcomed their first child together — a baby boy named Vali Hasan Mirza. The announcement was made by Sanam herself on Instagram, where she shared the joyful news with her fans on Saturday. “With joy and gratitude we welcome the arrival of our son Vali Hasan …
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Special Assistant to the Prime Minister on Industries and Production, Haroon Akhtar Khan, has officially launched Pakistan’s National Electric Vehicle (NEV) Policy 2025–30. The announcement was made during a press conference held with Secretary Saif Anjum and Engineering Development Board CEO Engr. Khuda Bukhsh. Haroon Akhtar said the policy supports the Prime Minister’s vision of …
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Iran has been largely offline for over 60 hours, according to NetBlocks, a global internet monitoring watchdog. The widespread blackout, which continues to cripple digital communication in the country, is being blamed on government-imposed blockages. NetBlocks reported that the blackout has “severely limited the public’s ability to express political viewpoints, communicate freely, and follow safety …
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Loud explosions were heard early Saturday morning in the central Iranian city of Isfahan, according to Fars News Agency, which is affiliated with the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps. The incident immediately drew attention due to the city’s sensitive role in Iran’s nuclear program. Isfahan is home to the Isfahan Nuclear Technology Center, Iran’s largest and …
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US President Donald Trump raised global anxiety on Friday by declaring Iran had “a maximum of two weeks” to avoid potential US airstrikes. This follows his earlier statement that a decision on military intervention would be made within a fortnight. Speaking in Morristown, New Jersey, Trump dismissed European efforts to mediate between Iran and Israel. …
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The Iran-Israel conflict has entered its second week with both nations launching fresh airstrikes, escalating an already volatile situation. Israel targeted multiple sites in Iran, including missile facilities and residential areas, while Iran responded with missile attacks near industrial zones in southern Israel. Nuclear Scientist Killed in Tehran On Friday morning, an Israeli airstrike in …
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Despite rising speculation following the recent Trump-Munir meeting in Washington, Pakistan has made it clear that its stance on the Iran-Israel conflict remains unchanged. A senior official familiar with the White House discussions confirmed that Pakistan’s policy remains “100% the same.” Support Remains Unshaken The source, speaking on condition of anonymity, emphasized Pakistan’s consistent support …
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In a bold move to enforce tax compliance, the Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) has announced it will freeze the bank accounts of non-filers during the fiscal year 2025-26. FBR Chairman Rashid Mahmood Langrial shared this during a session of the National Assembly’s Standing Committee on Finance Formal Notices and Strict Action Langrial said formal …
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