After accusing China of aiding Pakistan in the recent battle, Indian PM Narendra Modi will visit China for SCO summit.

The UK government has opened applications for its prestigious, fully funded Chevening Scholarships, inviting Pakistani mid-career professionals to pursue a one-year master’s degree at leading UK universities.

Aima Baig has officially tied the knot with Zain Ahmed in an intimate ceremony in Canada. The singer announced the news on Instagram, calling him her “best friend” and promising fans more wedding pictures soon.

Bahria Town, Pakistan’s largest real estate developer, has nearly shut down nationwide operations after staff arrests, frozen accounts, and asset seizures crippled its cash flow. Founder Malik Riaz warns of stalled projects, unpaid salaries, and calls for arbitration to resolve the crisis.

Top bureaucrats accused of looting billions and securing foreign assets now face public fury. Citizens demand action, reminding Khawaja Asif that his government holds the power to prosecute.

Pakistan has approved its first-ever international ferry service, connecting the country to Iran and the Gulf, with operations set to begin from Karachi and Gwadar. The initiative aims to boost regional trade, religious tourism, and the blue economy while providing an affordable sea route for pilgrims and overseas workers.

Pakistan has firmly rejected Ukrainian President Zelensky’s claims about the presence of Pakistani nationals in the Ukraine conflict, calling them baseless and unsupported by evidence. Islamabad has demanded clarification from Kyiv and reaffirmed its commitment to a peaceful resolution through dialogue and diplomacy.

India has hit back at US and EU criticism over its oil trade with Russia, saying Western nations do even more business with Moscow themselves.

Moscow believes that conditions for maintaining the 1987 Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces (INF) Treaty with the US have “disappeared” and “no longer considers itself bound” by it, according to a statement from the Russian Foreign Ministry.

Just after midnight on May 7, the screen in the Pakistan Air Force's operations room lit up in red with the positions of dozens of active enemy planes across the border in India.

Pakistan and Iran signed multiple MoUs and set a $10 billion bilateral trade target during Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian’s visit. PM Shehbaz Sharif expressed support for Iran’s right to peaceful nuclear energy and emphasized cooperation on border security.

Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) has finalized preparations for a nationwide protest on August 5, demanding the release of its jailed founder, Imran Khan. Senior leader Asad Qaiser confirmed the party’s commitment to mobilizing public support against what it calls politically motivated cases.