When a mob in eastern Pakistan attacked and killed a Sri Lankan factory manager, Priyantha Kumara, his family was unaware of what was happening. It was only through the evening news that his wife got to know about the heartbreaking news.

'Got to know about his death from news': Priyantha Kumara's wife tells WION

The remains of the Sri Lankan national Priyantha Kumara, who was brutally tortured and lynched in Pakistan's Sialkot have been handed over to the family after a second post-mortem at the national hospital in Colombo.

Remains of Sri Lankan lynching victim handed over to family

Wildlife authorities in the Pakistani city of Karachi are spending most of their time at the beach monitoring green turtles who come to the area to lay eggs. Once the mother turtle leaves, the staff hurry to dig out the eggs and move them to a three-feet-deep pit in a hatchery. And eventually, the hatchlings are released into the sea.

Pakistan wildlife trust ramps up efforts to protect green turtle hatchlings

Step into the Potterverse with a tour around Lahore's University College. Students at this university have turned their college into Hogwarts. P.S: It's all muggle work, no wands. Mariam Wardak tells you more.

South Asia Diary | Pakistani college turns into Hogwarts

Amid the country-wide outrage over the brutal killing of a Sri Lankan national in Pakistan, the country's defence minister Pervez Khattak has now dismissed suggestions that the lynching incident has to be linked to the government's decision to lift the ban on the TLP PARTY.

Sialkot lynching: 'Murders happen when emotions are high, can't blame govt,' says  Pervez Khattak

A leading opthalmologist in Pakistan has expressed sadness at lynching of Sri Lankan national in Sialkot. Dr Niaz Brohi, the opthalmologist, drew attention to the fact that 40 per cent of corneas used in Pakistan for eye transplant come from Sri Lanka and are donated by Sri Lankan citizens.

'Sri Lankans donated 35k eyes to Pakistanis, but we lost sight,' rues doctor after lynching

Amid the country-wide outrage over the brutal killing of a Sri Lankan national in Pakistan, the country's defence minister Pervez Khattak has now dismissed suggestions that the lynching incident has to be linked to the government's decision to lift the ban on the TLP party. WION's correspondent Anas Mallick brings in all the latest information.

Sialkot Lynching Case: Pakistan defence minister shields government from blame

A tweet by Pakistan's Embassy in Serbia has left Islamabad embarrassed. The post slammed Imran Khan for not paying salaries on time. How did Pak respond? Palki Sharma gets you the details.

Gravitas: Pak Embassy exposes Imran Khan govt

Will an uprising in Gwadar ignite a civil war in Balochistan? For 18 days now, thousands of people have been protesting in Gwadar. They are pushing back against the oppression of Pakistan & the colonisation of China. Palki Sharma tells you more.

Gravitas: Will an uprising in Gwadar ignite a civil war in Balochistan?

A violent mob in Pakistan tortured a Sri Lankan man to death and then burnt his body in public allegedly over blasphemy accusations.

Pakistani mob tortures Sri Lankan man to death, burnt for 'blasphemy'

Pakistan has reportedly allowed a 100 per cent capacity crowd at the National Stadium in Karachi for the upcoming home series against West Indies, which is scheduled to start from December 13.

Pakistan to allow full capacity crowd for West Indies home series: Report

Pakistan owes more than $200 billion to its creditors. Islamabad has borrowed from the world's leading lenders. Why are global lenders keeping Pakistan afloat? Palki Sharma tells you how a nuclear nightmare scenario allows Pakistan to extract concessions from world powers.

Gravitas: How a nuclear nightmare scenario is keeping Pakistan afloat

With just days to go for United States'summit for democracy, Washington aims to establish itself as the torch-bearer of democracy. Beijing is pushing to establish a parallel power centre in the east to challenge the West.

China pushes to counter Biden's summit for democracy

On Monday, thousands of women hit the streets in Gwadar to demand basic rights. For several weeks now, people in Gwadar have been holding protest rallies. But their demands are falling on deaf ears. Palki Sharma tells you how Pakistan and China are exploiting Gwadar

Gravitas: How Pakistan and China are exploiting Gwadar

China is facilitating the expansion of Pakistan's nuclear arsenal. Beijing is illegally transferring resources, equipment, technology and know-how to Islamabad. Palki Sharma tells you why China's assistance to Pakistan is dangerous for South Asia.

Gravitas: China is illegally transferring nukes to Pakistan

For the 17th straight day, thousands of people are protesting in Pakistan's Gwadar against the lack of basic facilities. The movement is directly related to the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC).

Pakistan: Protests continue for 17th straight day in Gwadar against CPEC

Pakistan’s Prime Minister Imran Khan has barred federal cabinet members from going abroad without permission. This is an attempt by Khan to reduce the government's spending as the country's inflation rate continues to sky-rocket.

Pakistan PM Imran Khan forbids ministers from travelling abroad

'Clifford The Big Red Dog' has been a best selling children's book for years. The film has now been adapted for the big screen. The lead actors Darby Camp, Jack Whitehall and John Cleese along with director Walt Becker and producer Jordan Kerner chat exclusively with WION about their new film, challenges of filming with CGI characters, India-Pakistan match and Indian cinema.

Exclusive: Team of 'Clifford The Big Red Dog' on their new film, India-Pakistan match and 'Lagaan'

Hundreds of women in Pakistan's Gwadar district took to the streets as part of the Gwadar Ko Huqooq Do Tehreek (Movement for Gwadar's rights). The women demanded to end illegal fishing by trawlers and lifting trade restrictions with Iran.

'Historic rally': Women in Pakistan's Gwadar demand basic rights

The Pakistan Army has been accused of using defence land to build movie theatres & wedding halls. The Pakistan govt has been accused of irregularities worth $226 million in its COVID-19 relief package. Palki Sharma decodes the two scams.

Gravitas: Pak Army is using defence land to build movie theatres & wedding banquets

A large number of women along with their children have taken to the streets in Gwadar, the coastal city of Balochistan which is known as the centre of China Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC), for the rights of the people of Gwadar and other areas of Makran.

Pakistan: Women take to the streets in Gwadar for basic rights

A mob has assaulted and set fire to a police station in the Charsadda region of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, demanding the release of a man imprisoned for allegedly desecrating the Holy Quran.

Mob sets police station on fire in Pakistan over Quran desecration

Pakistan has finally released details of the expenditure on the COVID-19 relief package after International Monetary Fund (IMF) pressured the Imran Khan government to do so. The audit report has exposed irregularities worth PKR 40 billion in operations.

Pakistan reveals COVID-19 relief package details, PKR 40 bn irregularities detected

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'Got to know about his death from news': Priyantha Kumara's wife tells WION

Remains of Sri Lankan lynching victim handed over to family

Pakistan wildlife trust ramps up efforts to protect green turtle hatchlings

South Asia Diary | Pakistani college turns into Hogwarts

Sialkot lynching: 'Murders happen when emotions are high, can't blame govt,' says Pervez Khattak

'Sri Lankans donated 35k eyes to Pakistanis, but we lost sight,' rues doctor after lynching

Sialkot Lynching Case: Pakistan defence minister shields government from blame

Gravitas: Pak Embassy exposes Imran Khan govt

Gravitas: Will an uprising in Gwadar ignite a civil war in Balochistan?

Pakistani mob tortures Sri Lankan man to death, burnt for 'blasphemy'

Pakistan to allow full capacity crowd for West Indies home series: Report

Gravitas: How a nuclear nightmare scenario is keeping Pakistan afloat

China pushes to counter Biden's summit for democracy

Gravitas: How Pakistan and China are exploiting Gwadar

Gravitas: China is illegally transferring nukes to Pakistan

Pakistan: Protests continue for 17th straight day in Gwadar against CPEC

Pakistan PM Imran Khan forbids ministers from travelling abroad

Pakistan PM Imran Khan forbids ministers from travelling abroad

Exclusive: Team of 'Clifford The Big Red Dog' on their new film, India-Pakistan match and 'Lagaan'

'Historic rally': Women in Pakistan's Gwadar demand basic rights

Gravitas: Pak Army is using defence land to build movie theatres & wedding banquets

Pakistan: Women take to the streets in Gwadar for basic rights

Mob sets police station on fire in Pakistan over Quran desecration

Pakistan reveals COVID-19 relief package details, PKR 40 bn irregularities detected