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Sindh has told government staff to personally pay e-challans incurred in official cars amid frequent traffic violations. New speed limits on Sharea Faisal will be enforced through automated cameras.
Shubman Gill has been ruled out of the remainder of the first Test against South Africa with neck pain. The BCCI says he is under observation as a low-scoring match in Kolkata races toward a result.
Youth-branded protests erupted nationwide in Mexico after a mayor’s murder, leading to clashes in the capital. Officials reported scores of injuries and dozens of arrests as debate over the movement’s motives intensified.
Khawaja Asif said Imran Khan was effectively managed by Gen Bajwa and Faiz Hamid while in office and linked Bushra Bibi to sensitive political manoeuvring. PTI rejected the claims and announced legal action.
Islam Makhachev thrashed Jack Della Maddalena to win the UFC welterweight title by unanimous decision. The victory makes him a two-division champion; Valentina Shevchenko also defended her flyweight title.
The US will drop certain tariffs on imports from four Latin American countries under new framework deals. Officials say the change should lower prices on goods like bananas and coffee while keeping broader tariffs intact.
Taylor Swift’s 2017 handwritten note to Liam Payne is headed to auction with a five-figure estimate. The letter praising his solo work resurfaces one year after Payne’s death and includes its original envelope and wax seal.
Iran and Qatar called for sustained diplomacy to lower Pakistan–Afghanistan tensions after a deadly week. Their discussion also touched on Gaza and UN deliberations as regional actors urged dialogue over confrontation.
A C-130J touched down to mark the launch of India’s Mudh-Nyoma airbase in Ladakh. The high-altitude site lies near the China frontier and is configured for fighter operations amid a cautious easing of tensions.
The BBC apologized to President Trump for an edited video but says a defamation claim lacks merit. The row has triggered leadership exits and heightened debate over the broadcaster’s impartiality.
Washington blacklisted 32 people and firms across several countries for aiding Iran’s missile and drone programmes. The networks allegedly feed procurement and financing that threaten regional security and Red Sea shipping. Tehran rejects the claims as it faces intensifying US pressure.
Trump signed a stopgap funding bill, ending a record 43-day shutdown after a 222–209 House vote. Services, pay and data releases will resume, but health-subsidy fights and new deadlines loom. A new poll shows the public split over blame.
