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Karachi: Weeks of storming monsoon rain have detached disastrous floods over Pakistan, killed more than 920 people, displaced almost 2 million, submerging large stretches of agricultural land and sweeping away home, schools and livestock. The disaster could now trigger one of the country’s largest internal migrations since the devastating floods of 2010, aid agencies and […]

Miranshah: Security forces on Monday killed eight terrorists, including some Tehreek-E-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) commanders, during an operation in Data Khel Tehsil from North Waziristan District. The operation was lasting until the filing of this report, with security sources who claimed that more than two dozen terrorists were still divided in the area and used villagers

Islamabad: Chief Justice Yahya Afridi approached a space full of legal employees at the beginning of the new judicial year and not only highlighted the areas that need improvement but also the steps already taken by the Supreme Court, which are now formalized. There was emphasis on digitalization and how to use the available technology

Islamabad: Several sites that offer mobile data have been blocked, although some sites remain operational where citizens’ data is still sold. Minister of Interior Mohsin Naqvi on Sunday noted the illegal sale of citizens’ private data on various internet platforms after Express News highlighted the question in an exclusive report. Express News had brought the

Rawalpindi: Defense attorneys crossed three witnesses on Monday during the hearing of a case filed against former Prime Minister Imran Khan and his wife Bushra Bibi for allegedly abuse of state gift registration rules to get a jewelry set presented to them during the IMRAN period as prime minister. A special court heard the case

The government announced on Monday that it would not seek foreign aid to rebuild areas destroyed by continuous devastating floods as Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif constituted a committee to assess the damage to crops, shelter and livelihood. Planning Minister Ahsan Iqbal, who announced the government’s decision not to take out foreign loans for reconstruction activities,

Islamabad: Pakistan and the United States signed two memoranda on understanding (Mous) aimed at developing and treating critical minerals, including rare earth elements (REEs), in a major development that is seen as part of the recent reset in bilateral ties. Mous was signed between American Strategic Metals (USSM) and Frontier Works Organization (FWO) – Pakistan’s

Lahore: Residents encrypted to the roof or wooden tops for security, while authorities declared emergencies after inflated rivers violated banks in several districts in South Punjab, which flooded hundreds of villages over large shards, especially in the Chenab basin, officials said on Monday. Punjab Provincial Disaster Management Authority (PDMA) said that Sutlej, Ravi and Chenab

Quetta: Police in Quetta and several other districts in Balochistan detained more than 200 opposition party workers and leaders on Monday in a day -long crash associated with recent protest demonstrations. In Quetta alone, over 100 people were taken into custody from Sariab, Brewery, Airport Road, Bypass and other parts of the city. The detainees

Islamabad: Four Supreme Court Commissions have raised questions about the legality of the Supreme Court rules 2025, which was adopted last month. Justices Syed Mansoor Ali Shah, Munib Akhtar, Ayesha Malik and At Har Minallah opposed that the rules were introduced without consideration and approval of the full court – a constitutional requirement. “The current