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Illustrated news card for Senate panel advances tougher acid-attack penaltiesPakistan / Politics & Governance

Senate panel advances tougher acid-attack penalties

A Senate committee approved a bill proposing death, life imprisonment or at least 14 years in prison and a Rs2 million fine for acid attacks, over the interior state minister's opposition.

Illustrated news card for Pakistan reach Women’s Asia Cup semi-finalsPakistan / Politics & Governance

Pakistan reach Women’s Asia Cup semi-finals

Nashra Sandhu took 6 for 7, the best figures by a Pakistan woman in T20 internationals, as Pakistan beat Hong Kong by 72 runs and set up a Women's Asia Cup semi-final against Sri Lanka.

Illustrated news card for JI submits six proposals as talks with government beginPakistan / Politics & Governance

JI submits six proposals as talks with government begin

Jamaat-i-Islami handed six proposals to a government team led by Ahsan Iqbal in the first round of talks on 7 September, and the sides agreed to meet again on Thursday.

Pakistan Air Force cadets march at Quaid-e-Azam's mausoleum in Karachi on Defence DayPakistan / Politics & Governance

Pakistan marks 61st Defence and Martyrs' Day with unity call

Pakistan's civilian and military leaders marked Defence Day with ceremonies, tributes and calls for national unity, economic stability and regional peace.

Pakistan Army personnel travel in a military vehiclePakistan / Politics & Governance

Military says 21 militants killed in KP operations

Pakistan's military said security forces killed 21 militants in engagements across North Waziristan, Kohat and Dera Ismail Khan between September 3 and 5.

A white camera quadcopter drone hovering above a green fieldPakistan / Politics & Governance

Punjab touts AI security network as Maryam warns of border threats

Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz said Punjab had deployed fortified cameras, thermal imaging and drones while facing threats across provincial borders.

Front cover of Pakistan's biometric e-passport bearing the national emblemPakistan / Politics & Governance

Pakistan opens passport collection counters on Saturdays for two months

Passport delivery counters will operate from 8am to 4pm on Saturdays for two months as officials urge applicants to collect unclaimed documents.

Jamaat-e-Islami supporters gather for a street protest with party flagsPakistan / Politics & Governance

JI warns of wheel-jam strike as economic-relief talks approach

Jamaat-e-Islami said it could escalate to a nationwide wheel-jam strike if government talks fail to deliver relief on fuel, power and food costs.

Pakistan's planning minister Ahsan Iqbal speaking at a public eventPakistan / Politics & Governance

Ahsan Iqbal ties Makkah Pact gains to an 'economic reset'

At a University of Lahore seminar, the planning minister said Pakistan's defence and diplomatic gains will not hold without economic reform.

Arid, rocky terrain and a road running through the Balochistan landscapePakistan / Politics & Governance

Pakistan says 48 militants killed in 72-hour Balochistan sweep

The military says operations in Mastung, Quetta, Kalat and Sibi killed 48 fighters it calls Indian proxies, as attacks in Balochistan surge.

The Pakistani Navy frigate PNS Badr steams alongside a larger vessel in open waterPakistan / Politics & Governance

Pakistan Navy begins SEASPARK-2026 combat-readiness exercise

The Karachi drills integrate ships, submarines, aircraft and unmanned systems, with the naval chief stressing readiness and tri-service coordination.

Jamaat-e-Islami supporters gather for a street protest with party flagsPakistan / Politics & Governance

JI strike shutters markets as government agrees to fuel-tax talks

A nationwide Jamaat-e-Islami shutdown over the petroleum levy drew a mixed response as ministers and the party agreed to form committees on relief measures.