Pakistan experienced a significant increase in fuel costs as RLNG prices reached a decade-high and OGRA raised LPG prices for August.

Pakistan's garment trade is under fire from European lawmakers who frequently cast the country as a defendant in discussions about labor abuse, particularly child labor, even before evidence is fully presented.

Defence Minister Khawaja Asif responded to Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi's call for a governance structure overhaul, advising him to initiate the change within his own ministry and by implementing the National Action Plan.

Pakistan's automobile industry faces a policy dilemma as the government considers lower tariffs, prompting manufacturers to warn of plant closures and job losses, while critics argue against the industry's long-standing protection.

A delay in presidential approval for judicial appointments in Pakistan is impacting the functioning of the superior judiciary, with an additional judge's term already expired and others pending.

West Bengal Police STF arrested Arpita Sarkar, linked to suspected terrorist Hamim Mondal, as part of an investigation into an alleged plot to cause disturbances at Jantar Mantar, reportedly under instructions from Pakistan.

Growers in Pakistan are warning that the country's aspirations for billions in olive oil exports are jeopardized by issues of adulteration and a lack of proper certification.

The idea of a governance reset is gaining traction in Pakistan, with MQM's Maqbool and former Prime Minister Abbasi throwing their weight behind the proposal.

This article explores the potential for Pakistan's Generation Z to challenge existing power structures and engage in political activism, amidst discussions of government crackdowns.

A report by the Pakistan Institute for Conflict and Security Studies (PICSS) indicates that July 2026 was the deadliest month of the year, with 606 people killed and 232 injured in terror-related violence and counter-terrorism operations across Pakistan.

PPP leader Saeed Ghani claimed that the PML-N has never won a general election in Pakistan without rigging.

Parts of Karachi, Pakistan, received light rain, bringing some relief. The Sindh government has placed all departments on high alert in anticipation of heavy monsoon rains.

Police in Lahore, Pakistan, detained several individuals who were participating in a rally held in solidarity with Pakistan-administered Kashmir.

Activists from the Haqooq-i-Khalq Party were arrested in Lahore, Pakistan, while holding a peaceful demonstration outside the press club to show solidarity with the Joint Action Committee of AJK.

Pakistan's Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb has requested a $10 billion Exchange Stabilisation Support Facility from the US Treasury, utilizing a powerful but lesser-known financial tool.

Pakistan's Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi's call for an overhaul of the country's governance structure and the creation of new administrative units has ignited a widespread debate across political circles.

Hundreds of lives are lost monthly due to preventable traffic accidents in Pakistan, exposing significant failures in road safety. Experts are calling for improved pedestrian infrastructure and safety measures.

The bodies of two other climbers have already been recovered from the mountain, while others are still missing.

Caretaker Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi's push for reforms has ignited a political debate in Pakistan, with the opposition attacking the government while allies call for structural changes.

The Pakistani government has announced a reduction in petrol price by Rs0.12 and diesel price by Rs0.66 for the next three days.

Jam Kamal Khan has mandated transparent trade body elections, implementing reforms that include a digital dashboard and observers to monitor 320 elections. This initiative aims to ensure fairness and accountability.

Pakistan's Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) surpassed its July revenue target by Rs30 billion, though concerns remain regarding an income tax shortfall. The cabinet also reportedly rejected a proposed purchase ban.

Amid severe economic turmoil, Pakistan's Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi stated that the country would take on more debt rather than fix its issues, emphasizing the critical need for governance reforms.

Admiral Ashraf, Pakistan's Naval Chief, met with a visiting Belarusian defense delegation to discuss defense collaboration and bilateral ties, reaffirming a commitment to long-term cooperation.

A Pakistani minister has expressed fears of the country experiencing its own 'CJP moment,' warning that 'these cockroaches can overturn everything,' indicating concerns about political instability and potential judicial interventions.

Pakistan's interior minister declared that the nation's governance system has collapsed, urging political parties to establish new administrative units and provinces. He emphasized that sweeping constitutional and governance reforms are crucial for Pakistan's progress.

As Azad Kashmir votes amidst a communications shutdown, an investigation by iVerify Pakistan traces and verifies viral visuals from the region, highlighting the challenges of information access.

Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi met with a delegation of traders and industrialists from Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and Balochistan, pledging government resources to resolve their issues and ensure their protection.

Pakistan's Defense Minister Khawaja Asif issued a warning regarding the evolving defense cooperation between Israel and India, stating it's a long-term development.

The Director General of ISPR reported that an average of 10 terrorists are killed daily in Balochistan, during a press conference on counterterrorism and security.

Pakistan Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has ordered a comprehensive technical audit of the billing systems of power distribution companies, emphasizing power sector reforms as a government priority.

India has strongly denounced Pakistan's crackdown in Pakistan-occupied Jammu and Kashmir (PoJK), accusing Pakistan-trained Mujahideen of turning against their patrons. India urged the international community to take action against Islamabad's policies in the region.

All ten climbers swept away in an avalanche in Pakistan have been confirmed dead, with one company stating the world lost one of mountaineering's greatest climbers.

Hamim Mondal, a terror suspect, had planned an attack at Jantar Mantar and was tasked by handlers in Pakistan to monitor the chief minister's movements. His plot was uncovered through his girlfriend's social media activity.

Youth in Pakistan are innovatively expressing their anger, while ruling elites struggle to comprehend that the current power structure can no longer meet the aspirations of the young generation.

The second phase of the Azad Jammu and Kashmir (AJK) election commenced with voting in 21 constituencies. However, the Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) raised concerns regarding polling delays, staff shortages, and alleged irregularities during the process.

Field Marshal Munir stated that the Pakistani armed forces and the PLA are true partners, reaffirming the enduring strength of China-Pakistan relations.

Pakistan's Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) has linked the steel tax to power consumption, setting a rate of Rs30 per unit for most and Rs5 for scrap importers.

Pakistan has welcomed the Gaza disarmament deal, stating that the process should ultimately lead to the establishment of an independent, sovereign, contiguous, and viable State of Palestine.

Former premier Shahid Khaqan Abbasi and MQM-P leaders Dr Farooq Sattar and Khalid Maqbool Siddiqui have supported the creation of additional administrative units in Pakistan.

The head of Iran's Trade Promotion Organization (TPO) met with Pakistan's Ambassador to Iran to discuss expanding trade relations. Both emphasized facilitating private sector activities and utilizing existing trade capacities.

Chief of Defence Forces Asim Munir stated that the friendship between Pakistan and China remains unique and steadfast amidst evolving regional and global challenges.

Pakistan's Chief of Army Staff, General Munir, affirmed the time-tested friendship between Pakistan and China, stating that their armed forces are true partners bound by mutual trust and a shared commitment to regional peace, despite evolving global challenges.

The JUI-F chief has called on the Pakistani government to acknowledge the seriousness of protests in Azad Jammu and Kashmir (AJK) and pursue reconciliation, alleging that force has been used against unarmed demonstrators.

After a 45-hour operation, the last two bodies have been recovered from a coal mine in Quetta, Pakistan, bringing the total number of deceased miners to 36 with no survivors from the accident.

Pakistan's banking sector is expected to remain reliant on government borrowing for profits, with federal government borrowing from banks rising to Rs5.9 trillion in FY26, while private sector lending remains limited.

Pakistani police are investigating the killings of a foreign woman and her three children, who were reportedly poisoned. Authorities are working to unravel the circumstances surrounding their deaths.

Three individuals were killed in a Tharparkar village in Pakistan when lightning struck while they were working in a field during rainfall.

India has successfully tested its indigenous Project Kusha missile system, aiming to develop a homegrown long-range air defence capability. This system is designed to reduce dependence on imported air shield systems and counter aerial threats from China and Pakistan.

The United States has stated it played no role in the redirection of the first Qatari liquefied natural gas (LNG) shipment to transit the Strait of Hormuz in over three weeks, which was reportedly bound for Pakistan.

The Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP) announced its readiness to hold local government elections in Punjab and 23 districts of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, attributing previous delays to repeated last-minute amendments by federal and provincial governments.

Fiber-to-the-Home (FTTH) subscriptions in Pakistan have expanded to 2.8 million, as the government prioritizes high-speed internet for remote areas. This initiative is part of a broader connectivity plan to enhance digital access.

Pakistan is planning a national climate forum aimed at tackling food security issues, including efforts to cut wheat imports, as a minister outlines plans for livestock exports and seed certification.

The Central Executive Committee of Pakistan's People's Party (PPP) is set to deliberate on the creation of new administrative units, which would be established through constitutional mechanisms or executive orders.

Officials from Tehran and Islamabad, including Pakistan's Ambassador to Iran and the Head of the Tehran Chamber of Commerce, met to emphasize developing direct trade and increasing trade exchanges between the two countries.

The Pakistani government announced a reduction in petrol prices by 12 paisas and High-Speed Diesel (HSD) by 66 paisas for the next three days, setting new prices at Rs336.03 per litre for petrol and Rs392.38 for HSD.

Pakistan and Bangladesh are experiencing economic pressure as the US-Iran conflict widens, raising concerns that a potential oil shock could lead to increased costs for food, transport, and electricity for millions.

Zubair Baloch, brother of notorious gangster Uzair Baloch, was reportedly shot and critically injured by assailants on a motorcycle outside his residence in Singu Lane, Lyari, Pakistan.

Pakistan's top minister, Mohsin Naqvi, warned of a potential 'cockroach' uprising among the youth, borrowing terminology from India to express concern over rising anger.

Islamabad issued a statement regarding the potential invitation of Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi to the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) Summit next year.

The KSE-100 index of the Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX) rebounded by almost 1,380 points, reaching an intraday high of around 177,110 before trading was suspended on Friday. This recovery followed earlier losses in the market.

The President of Pakistan has approved the Nishan-i-Imtiaz, a high civil award, for the newly appointed chief of the national strategic command. This honor recognizes significant service to the nation.

India's envoy to the US stated that Pakistan has spent decades eroding the principles of goodwill and friendship on which the Indus Waters Treaty was founded, through its 'distraction policy'.

The monsoon death toll in Pakistan has risen to 126, with electrocution topping the causes of fatalities. Punjab is the worst-hit region with 47 deaths since June 26, and Karachi is on alert for expected showers.

Disaster management authorities in Pakistan have warned of potential urban flooding in major cities across Punjab and Sindh as a new monsoon spell approaches, highlighting the cities' poor preparedness for heavy rainfall.

Iran's Araghchi issued a warning of a 'decisive' response to any US 'aggression' during separate phone calls with the foreign ministers of Turkiye, Pakistan, and Saudi Arabia.

Entrepreneurs in Lahore, Pakistan, are expressing concerns that micro and small enterprises are facing a survival threat due to a lack of incentives and the migration of industrial units.

Pakistan's Provincial Disaster Management Authority (PDMA) has issued a warning for localized flooding, forecasting that the fourth spell of monsoon rains will continue until August 5.

Nepal has restricted access to certain forest areas after the discovery of a rare snake nest, indicating conservation efforts for the species.

At least 34 miners were killed in a methane gas explosion at a coal mine near Quetta, Pakistan. The blast damaged a ventilation passage, complicating rescue efforts for trapped miners.

Authorities have barred tourists from visiting Lake Saiful Muluk in Pakistan after the meteorological department forecast more monsoon rain and possible cloudbursts in the Kaghan Valley.

Parts of Karachi, Pakistan, received light rain on Saturday, with the Pakistan Meteorological Department forecasting additional showers until Monday.

This article explores the reasons behind the persistent sectarian clashes flaring along the border between India and Nepal.

The Counter-Terrorism Department (CTD) in Punjab, Pakistan, has arrested 54 suspected terrorists, including five alleged RAW agents, during 419 intelligence-based operations conducted over the past two months.

Pakistan's recent budget season has concluded without significant productive conversations on inter-governmental development priorities and structural reforms, according to a local report.

Monsoon rains have led to rising river levels and urban flooding risks in parts of Punjab and Sindh, Pakistan, with authorities reporting 45 deaths in Punjab.

Pakistan observes the birth anniversary of Fatima Jinnah, a prominent figure in the country's history and sister of its founder.

Islamabad is seeking to transform its relationship with Washington from a security-focused one to a trade-driven partnership, aiming to double US trade to $20 billion within five years.

The National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA) has issued a flood alert for the next three days in Pakistan. The Punjab PDMA forecasts a fourth spell of monsoon rains until August 5.

Pakistan's leading artists are displaying their creations at the 'Handle With Care' exhibition in Karachi, featuring deeply personal and fearless explorations of the human experience.

Pakistan's Director General of ISPR stated that good governance is essential for the country, suggesting a 'reset' if needed, and accused India of funding terror proxies while distancing the army from political matters.

Pakistan's Sensitive Price Indicator (SPI) eased to 9.05% year-on-year, falling below double digits despite ongoing conflict in the Middle East. Week-on-week, tomato and chicken prices decreased, while diesel and petrol costs rose.

Speaking at the Pakistan Economic Summit, a Pakistani minister warned that the country's youth could initiate a significant movement, criticizing the existing governance system as incapable of solving Pakistan's problems.

Reports indicate a fragile economic recovery in Pakistan, raising concerns among analysts and policymakers. The nation continues to navigate various financial challenges.

Pakistan's removal from Lloyd's war-risk list is expected to lower shipping and insurance costs, facilitating trade and supporting economic growth, according to FM Dar.

Pakistan's Supreme Court has accepted a chamber appeal filed by former Prime Minister and PTI founder Imran Khan, ordering the early fixation of his case before an apex court bench.

India has criticized Pakistan for its crackdown on civilians in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK), with a spokesperson stating that Pakistan's defense minister branding protesting civilians as enemies laid bare its disdain for the innocent people of PoJK.

A methane gas explosion deep inside a coal mine in southwestern Pakistan resulted in the deaths of at least 34 miners and triggered a collapse, trapping dozens underground.

Violent clashes have erupted in Pakistan-Occupied Kashmir, resulting in 37 deaths and disputes over 12 contentious seats during regional elections. The unrest highlights significant tensions surrounding the electoral process in the region.

Pakistan's recent attacks on Afghanistan are being interpreted as more than just a response to the domestic insurgency of the TTP. Islamabad is seen as using the situation to pursue broader strategic dominance in the region.

Communal violence in Nepal has resulted in three deaths and led to a widening curfew, prompting the Prime Minister to appeal for calm.