At least seven people were killed and 18 others injured on Sunday after a passenger bus overturned in Pakistan's southern port city of Karachi. Watch in for more details!

7 killed, 18 injured in bus accident in Pakistan's Karachi

A district and sessions court in Islamabad declined the pleas of former Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan, as well as his wife, Bushra Bibi, to suspend their seven-year sentences in the Iddat Case on Thursday, reported Dawn.

Pakistan: Imran Khan, wife Bushra to remain in jail as court denies bail in illegal marriage case

In an overwhelming majority, the US representatives has voted to demand a “full and independent investigation of claims of interference or irregularities” in elections held early this year in Pakistan.

Gravitas | US House of Representatives passes resolution to investigate Pakistan's 2024 Polls

The Indian subcontinent's deadly heatwave has killed at least 450 people in the Pakistani city of Karachi over the last four days alone, a leading non-profit of the South Asian country said on Wednesday (June 26).

Pakistan: Homeless, drug addicts among 450 killed by heatwave in Karachi

There appears to be more legs to the bull run in Pakistani stocks, which could be an indication of better economic conditions. This bolsters the outlook for Asia's best-performing market this year, beating Indian stocks at all-time highs.

Gravitas | Pakistan's stock rally leads in Asia

Now, we turn our attention to a silent bull run in the Pakistani stock market. There appears to be more legs to the bull run in Pakistani stocks, which could be an indication of better economic conditions. This bolsters the outlook for Asia's best-performing market this year, beating Indian stocks at all-time highs. Take a look at this report for more...

Pakistan's stock rally leads in Asia with more gains seen

Pakistan's first human milk bank has been forced to suspend operations following a religious edict that deemed the initiative "haram" or forbidden under Islamic law.

Pakistan's first human milk bank halts operations as initiative seen 'haram' under Islamic law

Pakistan's first human milk bank was forced to temporarily shut its door after a fatwa declared such a project 'un-Islamic'. The fatwa set out conditions for a milk bank. After religious scholars deemed it "haram", the facility was forced to shut down.

Gravitas: Fatwa threatens Pakistan's 1st human milk bank as religious scholars declare it Un-Islamic

Pakistan's first human milk bank briefly halted operations on Saturday after receiving harsh criticism from religious groups.

Does Pakistan's human milk project comply with Islamic law? Pak shuts first human milk bank

Pakistan's top leadership has cleared the decks to launch a new military operation to curb terrorism in the country. The goal is to quell the surge in violence. Considering it is not the first time Pakistan has made such an announcement, the question is: Will it work?

Gravitas: Can Pakistan's new military operation curb terrorism?

Delegation from Pakistan reached Jammu as part of ongoing discussions concerning the 1960 Indus Water Treaty. The team is scheduled to visit various dam sites in the region. Security increased outside the hotel where the delegation is staying.

Indus Water Treaty: First Pakistan delegation since Article 370 abrogation arrives in Jammu

The Canadian parliament on June 18 held a 'moment of silence' for pro-Khalistan terrorist Hardeep Singh Nijjar, who was shot dead a year ago by two unidentified men in the parking lot of a Gurdwara in British Columbia's Surrey.

Parliament honour for Nijjar shows Canada is killin' it at being Pakistan

In India's Jammu and Kashmir, encounters with Pakistan-backed terrorists have led to the seizure of highly encrypted Chinese telecom-hear ultra set - an equipment originally meant for use by the Pakistani Army.

J&K: Seizure of mobile handsets used by terrorists in Jammu & Kashmir raises alarm

Headlines of the hour: - NEET Paper leak: 2 teachers arrested in Latur - AI to power Alexa soon? - Houthis claim attack on 4 ships in Haifa port - Monsoon to cover North India by July 3: IMD

WION Headlines | NEET Paper leak: 2 teachers arrested in Latur | AI to power Alexa soon?

A man in Pakistan's Khyber Pakhtunkhwa was burnt alive by a mob over blasphemy allegations. Watch the video to know more.

Pakistan: Mob burns tourist alive over alleged blasphemy

China has downgraded its diplomatic stance towards Pakistan, reclassifying its relationship from a “top priority” to a “priority” within its foreign policy framework. Watch in for more details!

China downgrades diplomatic stance towards Pakistan, takes away 'high priority' status

Pakistan is no longer China's 'high priority' status partner

During an event in Islamabad, China's Minister of the International Department, Liu Jianchao, said "Business environment cannot improve without security.' Recently, Pakistani Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif also returned nearly empty-handed from a trip to China where he had hoped to secure major investments for Pakistan, especially through a revival of CPEC. But with the flagship project of the BRI suffering in Pakistan due to internal turmoil, is China growing tired of Pakistan? What else does this message from the Chinese Minister want to convey to Pakistan?

Gravitas: CPEC in danger? China sets conditions on Pakistan for new BRI investments

The Punjab government has banned protests and public gatherings in the province. The ban comes in the wake of the Opposition - PTI - as it plans to carry out nationwide protest demanding the release of the leader Imran Khan.

Pakistan: Punjab govt bans protests, public gatherings; ban in response to nationwide PTI protests

Pakistan man accused of Blasphemy beaten to death, set on fire

India once again slammed Pakistan. At UNHRC, India slams Pakistan for raking up the Kashmir issue. First Secretary Anupama Singh says Pakistan has a 'stellar record as the world's biggest exporter of terrorism...'

India slams Pakistan for raking up Kashmir issue at UNHRC in Geneva

Pakistan: Another incident of mob justice; tourist lynched, body set on fire in Swat valley | WION

Dozens of members of minority Ahmadi community were arrested in Pakistan for allegedly sacrificing animals on Eid-ul Adha as the four million-strong community is deemed non-Muslim under the country's constitution. Watch in for more details!

Dozens of members of minority Ahmadi community arrested in Pakistan

Dozens of members of minority Ahmadi community were arrested in Pakistan for allegedly sacrificing animals on Eid-ul Adha. The four million-strong community is deemed non-Muslim under the country's constitution.

Pakistan: Ahmadi community members face arrests, vandalism for animal sacrifice on Eid-ul Adha

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