At least 30 arrested as shelling continues; Imran's sisters Aleema and Uzma Khanum detained; Dawn reporter beaten up.

PM Anwar Ibrahim extends invitation to Gen Munir to visit Malaysia.

Party officials claim taking steps to ensure lawmakers would not change their loyalties.

Notifies 8 election tribunals comprising 4 sitting and as many retired LHC judges.

Questions raised about timing of decision amid attempts to pass a constitutional amendment.

State-run channel reportedly facing billions of rupees loss due to overspending in expenses related to sports, current affairs programmes.

CM Bugti orders inquiry.

Accepts SC ruling, warns against its misuse to push controversial "package" through parliament.

Bilawal announces party's support for JI rally planned in Islamabad.

Number of cases reaches 28 with 1 new patient each in KP, Balochistan.

PMDC decides to conduct independent analysis, give same questions to all candidates to bring uniformity to the difficulty level next year.

Sana Mah­jabeen Umrani's guards return fire, forcing assailants to flee.

Mohsin Naqvi, Fazl ask PTI to wait until foreign dignitaries leave; over 300 containers on Islamabad roads; 400 suspects detained in twin cities.

Approves Child Protection Policy to protect the rights of children, protect children from exploitation, violence and abuse.

Facilities at most bus stations have been non-functional for several months.

“It’s so ridiculous that the SBCA noticed Dr Alvi’s clinic after years,” PTI's Karachi president says.

LHC had ordered the interior ministry in July to remove their names from restriction lists.

Khyber elders pledge to support and participate in Oct 11 jirga.

Suspect takes constable hostage, posts a video about it on the social media.

Asks them about current law and order situation in area.

Number of African and other lions at the zoo rise to 20.

The boy informs police that the suspect had been continuously blackmailing him.

Court notes that the investigation officer “deliberately” avoided collecting call record data.

The May 2022 opinion had declared that ballots cast contrary to party lines in major votes should not be counted.

Questions need to rush constitutional amendments through parliament; Shah Mahmood Qureshi appeals to Bilawal to not rush amendment.

In premiers' meeting, Ibrahim welcomes Pakistan's continued engagement with Asean.

Fugitive, cop killed in Khuzdar; attack on prisoners’ van, ensuing shootout claim 3 lives in Dera Murad Jamali.

ECP, PTI blame each other for procedural delays.

High-security zone, Red Zone and surrounding areas designated as restricted, says police statement.

Decides to conduct post hoc analysis of test; plans to standardise question paper across the country from next year.

Over dozen girls’ schools closed, while most primary schools operating with one teacher.

It is one of six global partners to have signed a voluntary licence agreement with Gilead.

Urea sales plunge 35pc year-on-year in September due to higher prices, weaker farmer economics.

Market fears mounting over the possibility that Israel might target Iranian oil infrastructure.

Local production expected to remain below 5m bales this season.

Rate of special allowance (equal to 20 daily allowances) for ANF employees increased.

Malaysia also looks to import basmati rice; trade office to open in Karachi next month.

NA panel to hold next meeting in Karachi to judge performance; KE seeks 51 paise tariff hike for August.

Committee chairman inquires about failure to privatise Fesco.

Local production expected to remain below 5m bales this season.

Market fears mounting over the possibility that Israel might target Iranian oil infrastructure.

Urea sales plunge 35pc year-on-year in September due to higher prices, weaker farmer economics.

The service trade deficit decelerates by 1.95pc in July-August FY25.

It is one of six global partners to have signed a voluntary licence agreement with Gilead.

"A significant chunk of foreign supply has also been absorbed, which is giving more confidence to buyers," says an analyst.

Trade gap widens to $5.44bn.

Ahsan seeks conclusion of funding terms for ML-1 with China shortly.

State Bank’s forex reserves reach $10.7bn.

Analyst attributes gains to S&P projection of a fourth straight rate cut of 200bps.

KCCI president warns decision will lead to a widespread closure of medium and large-scale industries.

FBR notifes changes to empower member operations and policy to monitor tax compliance better.

Convincing farmers to grow wheat in the wake of last year’s debacle would be a challenge.

Opportunity to curtail the cost of doing business substantially, says FPCCI president.

Experts say local money market flush after SBP provided Rs2.7 trillion in profit to govt.

Aptma chairman pledges to “make the sector thrive, not just survive".

PTCL defends acquisition, highlights its potential to bring about efficiency, economies of scale.

Russian firm agrees to supply 20,000 tonnes of chickpeas for 20,000 tonnes of rice from Pakistan.

Bangladesh is one of the worlds largest garment producers to western brands such as H&M, Zara and Carrefour.

Petrol sales rise 2pc to 0.63m tonnes in September from 0.62m tonnes in August, according to firm.

The tit-for-tat escalation following intense Israeli airstrikes on Lebanon raises concerns of a broader escalation.

Lending at 3pc, against 17.5pc policy rate, to avoid tax on low ADR ratio.

This enhanced guarantee amount now provides full protection to around 96 per cent of eligible depositors, says DPC.

Rejects govt decision to privatise Pakistan Mineral Development Corporation (PMDC).

Company says TMBP project not feasible in current economic environment.

Only $2.8bn of the $10.8bn commitments disbursed by May this year.

Slowdown driven by falling commodity prices, stable rupee, high-base effect.

Decision taken in view of requests from trade bodies, tax bars and the general public.

Thailand, Vietnam, and Pakistan responding to India’s move by lowering their export prices.

Growth target missed due to slump in industrial production.

Repurchases six- and 12-month papers worth Rs351bn at a lower rate.

Indian FM's visit to Pakistan set to be first in nearly a decade; army deployment authorised from Oct 5-17 for SCO security.

Payments totalling $5.24m have now been made and are "duly proven", says document filed by X's lawyers.

“Moscow will continue its course on developing political, trade and economic ties with Kabul,” says Russian foreign minister.

“Our courts have an obligation in imposing sentences for such a crime, particularly when it involves young ... girls,” judge rules.

Says approval "pivotal" and test “represents a significant milestone in expanding testing availability in affected countries".

Says legal system should treat marital rape more leniently than rape committed outside of marriage.

Says “international community is becoming increasingly divided and confrontational.”

Says Pyongyang would “use without hesitation all offensive forces" if enemy forces "encroach upon" its sovereignty.

At least 46 people die in Israeli strikes over 24 hours; IDF claims striking intel HQ in Beirut.

Greek-operated companies to end their journeys via Red Sea.

Organisers “checking the accuracy of the solution that has been submitted”.

IMF says the people of besieged territory face dire socio-economic conditions, humanitarian crisis and insufficient aid delivery.

Govt website shows about 200 fires almost every day in Punjab, Haryana and Uttar Pradesh since mid-September.

Retains Diego Garcia, location of secretive US airbase that played key role in Afghanistan and Iraq wars.

Malaysia also looks to import basmati rice; trade office to open in Karachi next month.

US president does not expect any immediate action from Israel.

In premiers' meeting, Ibrahim welcomes Pakistan's continued engagement with Asean.

Diplomats in Brussels, Canberra, Lisbon, New Delhi and UN permanent mission in NY told to return to Dhaka.

Qatar vows to continue ceasefire efforts as Iranian president visits Doha.

Patrol says 33 migrants in vehicles included those from Egypt, India and Pakistan.

Iran has become “increasingly aggressive in its foreign influence efforts”, says report.

Fighting turns south Beirut into ghost town; Tehran, Tel Aviv issue dire warnings to each other.

Posts instructions in Mandarin, Farsi and Korean on its social media accounts and Dark Web.

Restrictions reignite concerns among aid workers that pervasive food insecurity will worsen.

Immediate deaths represent just fraction of real toll, says research.

Every year, hundreds of thousands of people leave the Horn of Africa in pursuit of better economic prospects.

The premier faces accusations of hypocrisy since he is asking ordinary citizens to tighten their belts.

Thunderstorms “remain poorly understood”, says physicist.

Antonio Guterres calls for ending "sickening cycle of escalation".

PM Ibrahim and Shehbaz to meet today; important deals to be signed.

Lands inclusion for leading protests on Baloch missing persons; Bangladesh's Nahid Islam, Gazan food blogger Hamada Shaqoura also make cut.

Suspect visited the Pelicot home six times in 2020.

Republican JD Vance and Democrat Tim Walz dig into policy but avoid bitter personal attacks.

Boat carried 300 people for annual religious festival, says regional official.

Taxiway at Miyazaki Airport caves in due to explosion; no injuries reported.

Pakistan's red-ball team has lost all five matches during the tenure of skipper Shan Masood.

Saqib Khan grabs three wickets and Kashif Bhatti takes two wickets.

Says disciplinary committee mandated to initiate investigation into alleged discrimination offence raised by Palestine FA.

Rickelton and Stubbs hit half-centuries as SA trounced Ireland by 139 runs in the first of three One-day Internationals.

Liverpool continue flying start under new boss Arne Slot; Juventus wins 3-2 in thrilling encounter against RB Leipzig.

Pakistan face arch-rivals India in their next game on Sunday; Bangladesh wins first T20 World Cup match in a decade.

Board says, “The national selection committee has been tasked with beginning the process of formulating future white-ball cricket strategies, including recommending a new captain.”

Lewandowski gets Barca off the mark as Spanish giants ease to 5-0 home win over Swiss team Young Boys.

The dramatic triumph ends Sinner’s run of 14 victories in a row and sees him deposed as the Beijing champion.

Pakistan will take on Sri Lanka in opening match of tournament on Thursday and then face arch-rivals India on Oct 6.

Babar Azam’s resignation is latest symptom of rot that permeates sports affairs. But PCB is not getting the message, despite embarrassing losses to US and Bangladesh.

"At this stage, I strongly believe I can make a bigger impact by concentrating on my batting," Babar says.

The 16th edition of track and field’s premier one-day meeting series will hand out more than $9 million in prize money, a record for the tournament.

Despite being in a dominant position at one point in the game, Pakistan ends up being outclassed by Bangladesh.

“To be honest we had to think a lot to keep the game moving forward,” says skipper Rohit Sharma.

Broad says England got the players to deal with spin in Pakistan but will have to play with their ultra-aggressive style.

Says it is time for him to "focus on my playing role".

"We are accountable for the results that have not been up to the mark, but the important thing is that we back our players," says Shan.

"Whatever the government will decide, we will abide by that," says BCCI vice-president Rajeev Shukla.

Thibaut Courtois diagnosed with a hip injury after the match; will be out for a couple of weeks.

Australia makes blistering start to their chase, with openers Matthew Short and Head sharing a stand of 78 in slightly more than seven overs.

Ten Hag begins season under scrutiny after surviving internal review at the end of last season.

Unseeded Asim Khan wins maiden title at Charlottesville Open.

PCB says Yousuf will "continue to play a pivotal role".

Says if Pakistan sticks to discipline and remains patient, the results will come.

With the ICC Women’s T20 World Cup right round the corner, Eos speaks to the head coach of the Pakistan’s women side to guess their chances in the event.

Bangladesh stages an impressive fightback, with Mithu Chaudhary reducing the deficit in the 75th minute.

Captain de Silva takes five catches at first slip to tie the record for most in a Test innings by a non-wicketkeeper.

"So happy that one of our own is breaking all these records," says Angelo Mathews.

“I like to give everybody a surprise,” says Zhang

Rangers seal a 2-0 win against Swedish side Malmo; Ajax overwhelms Besiktas 4-0 at home.

He is currently one of four Pakistani umpires on the ICC’s international panel, making him eligible to officiate in ODIs and T20Is.

“I've wondered for a while now whether the event is truly putting athletes first”, chairman Akio Toyoda says.

Athletes play just to get to the top of juniors’ level and earn a scholarship to leave the country.

Mathews reaches own milestone by becoming only sixth cricketer to make 2,000 Test runs at a single venue.