Pakistan

Experts say fossil fuel dependency locks economies into carbon-heavy growth

Non-food, non-energy inflation accelerates; border closure sends tomato prices up 127% and sugar 35%, while gas jumps

Partners with Sapphire Consulting to nurture high-potential startups

Index climbs nearly 1,200 points as upward momentum continues

Suggests overhaul of sector, establishment of dedicated ministry

Remittances termed invisible bridge that keeps families united

Crackdown launched on wheat smugglers

Rescue 1122 warns tourists to avoid unnecessary travel

Dr Jaspal tenders apology as lawmakers call for restoring discipline at top university

Once filled with outdoor games, childhood quietly transforms under tech shadow

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Commuters caught in hours-long jams as Kachehri Chowk project begins

Pakistan will get delivery of eight Hangor-class submarines by 2028

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K-P Assembly Committee on Law and Order expresses dissatisfaction at briefings by IGP, chief secretary

WAPDA says unchecked boating, resorts polluting key water source

Bilawal's party fails to propose leader of house despite claiming majority

Canada’s clampdown on international students has hit applicants from India particularly hard, government data shows, as what was once a preferred destination loses its allure for Indian students. Canada lowered the number of international student permits it issues for the second year in a row in early 2025 as part of a broader effort to reduce the number of temporary migrants and address fraud related to student visas. About 74 per cent of Indian applications for permits to study at Canadian post-secondary institutions in August — the most recent month available — were rejected, compared to about 32pc in August 2023, according to immigration department data provided to Reuters. By contrast, about 40pc of study permit applications overall in each of those months were refused. About 24pc of Chinese study permits in August 2025 were rejected. The number of Indian applicants has dropped as well, from 20,900 in August 2023 — when Indians formed just over one quarter of all applicants — to 4,515 in August 2025. Ind...