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Pakistan, China Push US-Iran Dialogue As Gulf Tensions Escalate

Pakistan, China Push US-Iran Dialogue As Gulf Tensions Escalate

Pakistan and China have urged the United States and Iran to immediately stop hostilities and return to talks amid renewed Gulf tensions. The appeal followed Ishaq Dar’s meeting with Wang Yi in Shanghai, where both sides also reviewed CPEC 2.0 and wider bilateral cooperation.

World
Karachi Harassment Video Sparks Police Probe In Azizabad

Karachi Harassment Video Sparks Police Probe In Azizabad

Karachi police have launched an investigation after CCTV footage showed a motorcyclist allegedly harassing a woman in Azizabad. Investigators are reviewing nearby surveillance cameras and restaurant footage to identify and arrest the suspect.

General
Fresh JIT Reopens Priya Kumari Kidnapping Probe In Sindh

Fresh JIT Reopens Priya Kumari Kidnapping Probe In Sindh

The Sindh government has formed a fresh JIT to reopen the investigation into the 2021 kidnapping of Priya Kumari. The new team, headed by DIG Sukkur, will review previous leads and renew efforts to trace the missing child.

General
PM Orders Crackdown On Fuel Hoarding As Gulf Tensions Rise

PM Orders Crackdown On Fuel Hoarding As Gulf Tensions Rise

Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has ordered a crackdown on petroleum hoarding as Pakistan monitors fuel supplies amid renewed Gulf tensions. Officials say stocks are sufficient, but possible price hikes and supply bottlenecks remain key concerns.

Business
FIA Flags New Europe Routes Used By Human Smugglers

FIA Flags New Europe Routes Used By Human Smugglers

Pakistani investigators say human smuggling networks are using new routes through Malaysia, Uzbekistan, Belarus, Egypt and West Africa to move migrants toward Europe. The FIA has tightened screening of passengers travelling to destinations now suspected of being used as transit hubs.

General
Court Rejects Rehan Tariq Bail Plea in Blasphemy Case

Court Rejects Rehan Tariq Bail Plea in Blasphemy Case

A Lahore court has dismissed the post-arrest bail plea of podcast host Rehan Tariq in a blasphemy and cybercrime case. The matter stems from a podcast discussion with a religious scholar that authorities say triggered sectarian controversy.

General
PTA Fines Telecom Firms Rs740m Over Illegal SIM Issuance

PTA Fines Telecom Firms Rs740m Over Illegal SIM Issuance

PTA has fined mobile companies Rs740 million after finding illegal SIM issuance on citizens’ CNICs without consent. The regulator held operators responsible for franchise violations and warned of further legal action if penalties are not paid.

Technology
Lower Dir Terror Attack Foiled as Three Policemen Martyred

Lower Dir Terror Attack Foiled as Three Policemen Martyred

K-P police said three policemen were martyred and several others injured while foiling a major terrorist attack in Lower Dir. IGP Zulfiqar Hameed said militants suffered heavy losses during the search-and-strike operation and pledged continued action to restore peace.

General
Peshawar House Fire Kills Six Members of Same Family

Peshawar House Fire Kills Six Members of Same Family

A house fire in Peshawar’s Tehkal Payan area killed six members of one family, including four children, Rescue 1122 said. Officials believe the blaze may have started in a storage area, but the exact cause remains under investigation.

General
Pakistan Textile Exports Hit $17.93bn Despite June Slump

Pakistan Textile Exports Hit $17.93bn Despite June Slump

Pakistan’s textile exports reached $17.93 billion in fiscal year 2025-26, but overall shipments still slipped by 0.26 percent. Gains in garments, cotton yarn and raw cotton were offset by weakness in knitwear, towels, cotton cloth and June’s sharp year-on-year decline.

Business
Pakistan Urges US, Iran to End Violence and Resume Talks

Pakistan Urges US, Iran to End Violence and Resume Talks

Pakistan has urged the United States and Iran to end violence and resume technical-level talks under the Islamabad MoU. The Foreign Office said diplomacy remains the only viable route as renewed Gulf hostilities threaten regional stability.

Politics