Pakistan for Sunday, July 26, 2026
- Shortage of ventilators posing risks to saving lives in hospitals across Islamabad
- Modi announces panel to reform India's exam system; anti-govt graffiti at protest site painted over
- London's Gatwick Airport hit by water supply problem
- Nationwide deaths this monsoon cross 100; more rain likely in country's upper parts from July 29
- Iran says Middle East attacks halted after US holds fire amid reported concerns over dwindling munitions
- Tarar claims India-linked anti-Pakistan propaganda network exposed
- Govt announces up to Rs10m reward for wanted terrorists in DI Khan
- Tarar claims man arrested for spreading anti-state material online in exchange for Indian funding
- In Spectrum: Satluj: The film India could not watch
- Parts of Karachi may face water shortage after power breakdown at Dhabeji pumping station
- PMD issues Glof alert for northern areas as several GB areas cut off for 5th consecutive day
- Punjab launches cashless payment system for public transport
- Miftah blames taxes, OMC margins for high petrol prices
- Afghanistan showcases digital ambitions as major tech exhibition opens in Kabul
- River levels rise as heavy rains put Sindh barrages on alert
- KP Governor Kundi says over 1,300kg of explosives used in Tank checkpost attack
- Monsoon death toll rises as 19 killed in rain-related incidents across Pakistan
- Chenab flood level eases from medium to low; PMD forecasts more rain in upper parts of Punjab from July 29
- Power fault at Dhabeji station threatens water supply to parts of Karachi
- Israeli settlers torch 2 mosques in West Bank: Palestinian officials
- UK's Burnham would call out Trump if in Britain's interest, he tells BBC
- Spacecraft brings Russians, American back to earth, Russia's space agency says
- Chinese scientists achieve three-state light in hair-thin silicon device
- AJK chief secretary says all set for polls, warns against attempts to disrupt electoral process
- US holds fire against Iran as reports of concerns over dwindling munitions emerge
- Israeli strike kills Gaza security chief; nine more Palestinians killed in attacks
- SMOKERS’ CORNER: RATIONAL IRRATIONALITY
- Security forces have killed 16 terrorists so far during ongoing Operation Al-Azm in Balochistan: state media
- Situationer: Resorting to ‘encounters’: are Sindh police losing faith in legal system?
- MQM-P steps up campaign for creation of new provinces
- Suspect arrested over India-linked digital influence campaign: Tarar
- Peshawar University teacher honoured with Ashoka Award in London
- Bomb blast near KP's Bajaur dam claims two lives
- Khanna backs Mamdani’s call for Netanyahu’s arrest
- Bugti briefs Naqvi on Balochistan security after terror attacks
- War dries up unofficial dollar inflows
- Mediators intensify US-Iran diplomacy after Trump orders 'pause' in strikes: sources
- Pakistan names senior diplomat Syed Ali Asad Gilani as New Ambassador to China
- The new provinces debate: Is any legislation really underway?
- AJK election and beyond
- CM lauds timely rainwater disposal across Punjab
- Govt keeps prices of petrol, high-speed diesel unchanged
- Judges’ wellbeing essential for judicial independence, says CJP Afridi
- Outsourcing security
- Quid pro quo
- Uncertainty in Gulf likely to keep policy rate unchanged
- Two injured as ambulance attacked in Balochistan's Musakhel
- PTI slams govt over Rs1.8bn package for bureaucrats
- Africa facing $10-$20 billion economic hit from 'super' El Niño, AfDB climate chief warns
- On first visit to Syria in 17 years, UN chief meets Sharaa
- Ravi, Chenab flood levels likely to reach medium to high today
- Cabinet panel approves prices of 52 life-saving medicines
- Seven killed, 20 hurt as heavy rains lash Punjab
- Mirpur heads to polls amid barbs, warnings
- At least 11 dead in last 24 hours in rain-related incidents nationwide: NDMA
- Security forces kill 16 terrorists in Operation Al-Azm in Balochistan
- Iran warns of wider war across region if US resumes strikes
- Vehicle mows down crowd at Berlin Pride festival, killing one