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England name squad for final Pakistan Test amid Brydon Carse investigation

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India condemns destruction of Hindu temple in Pakistan

India has expressed strong disapproval over the destruction of a Hindu temple in Pakistan, calling for an immediate investigation into the vandalism. New Delhi insists that Islamabad must take full responsibility for this act, urging the restoration of the desecrated site. Moreover, Pakistan is reminded of its duty to ensure…

The Economic Times

England leave Brydon Carse out of their squad for third Test against Pakistan

The seam bowler was England’s leading wicket-taker during last winter’s Ashes defeat.

The Independent UK

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Brydon Carse left out as England name squad for third Pakistan Test

Carse was dropped from England’s squad ahead of the second Test and remains under investigation

The Independent UK

Pakistan urges India to engage with it constructively within Indus Water Treaty framework

Pakistan urged India to engage constructively within the Indus Waters Treaty framework. India rejected an arbitration award, stating the court lacked jurisdiction over its decisions. New Delhi maintains its decision to hold the treaty in abeyance remains in force. Pakistan welcomed the arbitration order and will seek its full implementation.…

The Economic Times

Pak pleads for dialogue after India stands firm on suspending Indus Water Treaty

NEW DELHI: Just days after India rejected an international tribunal's ruling on the Indus Waters Treaty (IWT) and dismissed its jurisdiction, Pakistan on Wednesday urged New Delhi to engage "constructively" within the framework of the 1960 water-sharing agreement.

The Times of India

Mecca Pact and Bangladesh: Why Dhaka is keeping the door open to 'Islamic Nato'

In August, Saudi Arabia, Pakistan, and Türkiye unveiled what has informally been dubbed the “Islamic Nato”. Named after Makkah, Islam’s holiest city, the Makkah Joint Defence Agreement or simply the Mecca pact—is based on the principle that an armed attack on one member would be considered an attack on all…

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Pakistan’s LNG dilemma deepens as Middle East energy crisis hits power supply

Pakistan rejected an expensive LNG cargo, risking more power cuts amid disrupted Qatari supplies. The country faces a difficult choice between high fuel costs and electricity shortages. Rapid solar expansion offers some relief but evening demand remains a challenge. Power outages are already affecting households and businesses across cities. Battery…

The Economic Times

Leadership gaps cloud Pakistan's human rights oversight system

Pakistan’s human rights oversight framework is facing growing uncertainty as key commissions continue to function without permanent leadership or full membership, raising concerns over their independence and effectiveness.

The Times of India

Iran’s currency hits record low – as it happened

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The Guardian - UK

Pakistan's Punjab Assembly seeks ban on social media accounts for children under 16

The Punjab Assembly has passed a resolution seeking a legal ban on social media for children under sixteen. This move addresses growing concerns over cyberbullying and online exploitation of minors. Lawmakers unanimously adopted the resolution, urging federal legislation for stricter access controls. The assembly cited international examples from Australia and…

The Economic Times

US and Sri Lankan agents bust Pakistan drug network and seize €18m of meth, police say

Sri Lanka's Public Security Minister Ananda Wijepala told parliament that most of the illegal drugs originated in Afghanistan and Pakistan and were being smuggled into the island by sea.

Euronews

Meet Mike Nithavrianakis, former British diplomat to Pakistan who is running a global marathon to help educate 25.2 million children in the country

Former diplomat Mike Nithavrianakis is undertaking marathons to raise funds for The Citizens Foundation in Pakistan, aiming to secure one million dollars to enhance educational opportunities. This crucial support is set to benefit around six thousand students for an entire academic year. Having already gathered more than $350,000, he has…

The Times of India

Nearly 6 Million Afghans Pushed Across Borders as Pakistan and Iran Double Down on Deportations

Pakistan and Iran have deported over six million Afghans since late 2023, straining Afghanistan's resources. Returnees face poverty and Taliban restrictions, while international aid falls short.

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The Independent UK

‘Hero’ Pakistani nurse who risked own life to save baby from hospital fire says she ‘acted as a mother’

Razia Noreen had just checked on 15 newborns and was preparing injections when she spotted the flames

The Economic Times

'Double standards' in fight against terrorism 'unacceptable': SCO declaration

In a united front, the SCO countries dismissed double standards in addressing terrorism and cross-border movements, expressing their profound worries about the situation in West Asia and condemning US military actions against Iran. The member nations strongly promoted political and diplomatic avenues to resolve conflicts in the region and underscored…

The Economic Times

Qatar urges US, Iran to resume talks after flare-up

In light of recent tensions, Qatar has called on both the United States and Iran to re-engage in negotiations. Following US strikes on an Iranian location, Iran responded with attacks on American military assets. Concurrently, Iran's activities are impacting shipping in the critical Strait of Hormuz. The Qatari foreign ministry…

The Economic Times

100-year-old Hindu temple demolished in Pakistan’s Punjab, minority groups demand probe

A more than 100-year-old Hindu temple in Pakistan’s Punjab province was demolished in Siraj village, Narowal, on August 21. While minority groups have alleged deliberate demolition and encroachment, the Evacuee Trust Property Board has maintained that the temple collapsed due to torrential rains. Calls have now grown for an investigation…

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The Times of India

Imran Khan, wife Bushra Bibi get slight relief as Pak HC bars solitary confinement

A Pakistan high court on Tuesday directed authorities at Rawalpindi Jail to ensure that former prime minister Imran Khan and his wife Bushra Bibi are not held in solitary confinement. The ruling also set out provisions for Khan's family meetings, phone calls, reading material and medical care.

The Times of India

Pakistan power crisis deepens as Karachi reels from 24-hour blackouts

Karachi's electricity crisis has intensified, with residents in several parts of the city reporting outages lasting up to 24 hours. Rights activists in Pakistan have warned that prolonged loadshedding is placing a growing burden on low-income families.

The Times of India

Pakistan court allows Hindu woman to return home after alleged forced conversion, marriage

A court in Pakistan on Tuesday allowed a 21-year-old Hindu woman to return to her parents after she told the magistrate that she wished to go home of her own free will, days after her family alleged that she had been abducted and pressured to convert to Islam and marry…

The Times of India

Pak PM scrambles for damage control after his office edits leaders out of SCO summit photo

Pakistan Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif appeared to go into damage-control mode on Tuesday after his office shared an edited version of the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) summit’s family photograph, cropping out several world leaders while keeping Sharif prominently at the centre of the frame.

The Independent UK

Shahid Afridi slams Pakistan’s mid-series meltdown after seven dropped and head coach axed: ‘Most shocking decision ever’

Sweeping changes were announced by Pakistan after falling 2-0 behind to England with another heavy defeat at Lord’s

International Business Times

From One School Visit to a Global Run for Education

Former British diplomat Mike Nithavrianakis is turning a lasting connection to Pakistan into a global marathon campaign to raise $1 million for children's education.

The Economic Times

‘Wait for me!’? Pakistan PM Shehbaz Sharif runs to meet Russian President Vladimir Putin at SCO Summit in Bishkek: Watch viral video

A viral video from the SCO Summit in Bishkek shows Pakistan PM Shehbaz Sharif quickly approaching Russian President Vladimir Putin after the leaders' group photograph. The moment has sparked online attention, while PM Narendra Modi was also seen sharing warm interactions with Putin and a brief exchange with Chinese President…

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