Headquarters of the Afghan Taliban 313 Corps, along with associated infrastructure and an ammunition depot, was struck during overnight strikes.

Beijing’s special envoy "shuttling between two countries"; Chinese foreign ministry says bringing both countries back to the table "most urgent task".

PTI-backed lawmaker points out quorum amid lawmakers’ protest.

Traffic police say "the closures were being implemented as part of security arrangements for the rally".

13 AAC leaders were accused of making anti-terrorism speeches and planning to arrange anti-state protests while inciting the public.

Requests of 20 institutions deferred over documentation gaps as parents seek clarity on fee structure.

President Zardari approves appointment; Tessori interprets his removal as ‘punishment’.

Gilgit-Baltistan (GB) government declares spring vaction in schools in GB from March 16 to 31.

The arrest came after police launched an investigation and reviewed CCTV footage of the incident.

Heavy rain and snowfall, which began on Monday, has affected normal life across Gilgit-Baltistan.

The sub-committee reviewes the theft of the cigarette cartons from the FBR warehouses in Swabi and Mardan.

Fuel entitlement of officials already cut by 25pc.

Says govt will mobilise all available resources for the purpose on priority.

A portion of a nearby hotel was damaged in the assault, prompting police personnel at the post to respond quickly.

Court says liability to deduct WHT depends on where transaction occurred; PHC ruling set aside; matter sent back to assessing officer for fresh review.

The decision was taken to improve the security of educational institutions.

Links consumption of contaminated water to rising kidney failure cases; seeks national emergency plan to ensure supply of clean, filtered water to people.

NAB Lahore DG Farhan Baig appeared and assured that the relevant record would be presented before courts in a timely manner.

Across Punjab, the highest rainfall during the last 24 hours was recorded in Murree and Chakwal at 16 mm.

He says better and safer travel facilities must be provided to the public and that no negligence will be tolerated in this regard.

Development coincides with the lapse of an ordinance that empowered the federal government to transform the Frontier Constabulary into the Federal Constabulary.

Ruckus erupts as JI member films mayor amid arguments; house passes 14 resolutions.

Sources say PM Shehbaz recently told a meeting that there would be no further hike in prices, at least in the near future.

Sindh govt also announces public holiday on Friday.

Sources say that despite the pause, the body could not be retrieved due to delayed consultation among Afghan authorities.

The meeting discussed in detail a seven-point agenda issued by the Law and Justice Commission of Pakistan and unanimously endorsed it.

Senators claims that the elections in the constituency were heavily manipulated and that similar rigging was expected in the upcoming by-election in Khuzdar.

The post was previously held by MQM’s Kamran Tessori; SHC CJ will administer oath to Hashmi.

According to a senior police official, the statue was supposed to be torched at a rally marking Youm Al Quds in the metropolis.

District police spokesperson says the hand grenade did not damage the police post.

Notification says holiday to be observed by all government offices, autonomous bodies, semi-autonomous bodies, corporations, corporations and local councils.

Fuel surcharges on domestic flights raised by $20 and up to $100 on international flights, PIA spokesman says.

Chief commissioner to make final call based on board's advice; court orders authorities to ensure ex-PM's meetings with family; PTI says will challenge verdict in Supreme Court.

Speed limit for cars reduced from 120km/h to 100km/h on motorways, from 100km/h to 80km/h on highways.

Public anger grows over timing, scale of increase in petrol, diesel rates.

IMO to weigh Hormuz threats at extraordinary session as US Navy "not ready to escort ships".

Brent futures for May rose $1.02, or 1 per cent, to $101.48 a barrel at 07:30 GMT, heading for a weekly increase of nearly 10pc.

Pakistan’s benchmark KSE-100 Index fell more than 500 points by midday on Friday, extending a week of volatile trading as rising oil prices and Middle East tensions weighed on investor sentiment.

Aurangzeb tells lawmakers he is engaged with IMF, friendly partners on reforms.

Prices unlikely to hit $200 a barrel, US energy secretary says.

State Bank has allowed import of crude oil, which means it will provide dollars and affect reserves.

Govt to establish AI Council to guide Pak AI policy and development, says IT minister.

Qatar's foreign trade minister holds virtual meeting with Commerce Minister Jam Kamal.

Sources say PM Shehbaz recently told a meeting that there would be no further hike in prices, at least in the near future.

Notification says holiday to be observed by all government offices, autonomous bodies, semi-autonomous bodies, corporations, corporations and local councils.

Regulatory authority increases RLNG price by 19.6pc for Sui Northern Gas Pipelines Limited and 22pc for Sui Southern Gas Company Limited.

Fuel surcharges on domestic flights raised by $20 and up to $100 on international flights, PIA spokesman says.

Pakistan’s KSE-100 index swung sharply on Thursday, falling 1,437.04 points after a volatile session marked by steep early losses, a brief recovery, and renewed pressure as oil prices surged above $100 a barrel and IMF talks remained unresolved.

Mission says Pakistani authorities made "good progress" in implementing climate resilience agenda; aims to conclude talks in coming days.

US dollar firmed 0.2pc, making dollar-priced bullion more expensive for holders of other currencies.

Petroline ramps up activity to bypass Hormuz blockage.

Outlook for inflation and global economic gro­wth amid increasing geopolitical turmoil remains volatile.

Say sector remains highly compliant and continues to bear high costs of doing business despite structural constraints.

Farid Ahmad Tarar appointed new chairman of CCP.

Public anger grows over timing, scale of increase in petrol, diesel rates.

SBP issues circular to authorised forex dealers for immediate compliance.

Aurangzeb says a “strong and well-functioning capital market was vital for sustainable economic development”.

Session remained volatile, with KSE-100 index fluctuating between an intraday high of 158,624.51 points and a low of 155,652.35 points.

“There is no petrol at the depot for the past four days,” says one tanker driver.

Analysts say markets are expected to keep their focus on developments in the Middle East as investors gauge how long energy prices may stay elevated.

Bullion, traditionally viewed as a safe-haven asset, has risen more than 20pc so far this year.

Auto sector expert says parts manufacturers struggling with increased costs, price adjustments needed across the board.

July-February inflows rise 10.5pc to $26.5bn.

US president calls Brownsville refinery "historic $300 billion dollar deal"; it will be the first refinery built on Gulf of Mexico since 1970s.

Market reacting to possibility that Strait of Hormuz could reopen, says Lipow Oil Associates founder.

Jet fuel rates go up to $150-200 from $85-90 per barrel; Iran war sparks fears of deep travel slump, widespread grounding of planes.

Aims to meet structural benchmark by end of this month.

These investments will stimula­te industrial activities in the province and generate significant employment opportunities for the people.

Commends economic team for restructuring Pak­istan Revenue Automation Ltd (PRAL).

A vessel, bringing petrol for the state-owned Pakistan State Oil, is expected to arrive after March 16.

Strikes against nuclear facilities carry huge environmental and safety risks for the local population and people all around the region, says Pakistan's envoy.

Man identified as a Lebanese-born immigrant who became a US citizen in 2016; US media reports he recently lost family members in an Israeli strike.

IMO to weigh Hormuz threats at extraordinary session as US Navy "not ready to escort ships".

28 hurt in seafront attack targeting civilians, displaced families; death toll in Lebanon near 700.

Chinese foreign policy expert says law underlines a move towards assimilation.

Shah has been “unwell in jail”, according to family members.

Pentagon says "no chance" of renewed Anthropic negotiations.

Congress party questions "US permission" to buy Russian oil; Indian PM under fire over "silence" on Khamenei assassination.

Beijing denounces move as ‘political manipulation’.

“Nobody at the moment has been confirmed to be hurt except potentially the shooter,” says police.

Islamic Resistance in Iraq claimed responsibility for downing aircraft "in defence of country's sovereignty and airspace".

Soldiers were accused of “acting against the detainee with severe violence".

Calls on regional countries to shut down any US bases that they host.

Envoy expresses regret that the Council could not unite behind a comprehensive response to end the conflict.

New Delhi is considering linking the new incentives to exports to further push globally competitive production, official says.

"Our principal position on issues regarding sovereignty, international law and the UN Charter ... is respected in all regional capitals," FO spokesperson says.

The FBI says what it described as a “cyber incident” was “an isolated one", referring to a break-in at the bureau’s New York Field Office.

According to Washington Post, US plans to redeploy parts of a missile defence system.

Attacker brandished a pistol and tried to approach the veteran politician at a wedding ceremony, but guards tackled him.

Stress that Israel does not have sovereignty over occupied Jerusalem, Islamic and Christan holy sites.

In first remarks, Iran’s new supreme leader vows to avenge martyrs, keep Strait of Hormuz closed.

FM Dar and Field Marshal Munir accompany PM Shehbaz on the Saudi visit; premier and crown prince agree to work together for regional peace and stability.

Pakistan among 13 nations that vote in favour of the resolution, notes that it is “not immune from these attacks”; US vetoes Russia's resolution calling for de-escalation in the Middle East.

Jamming and spoofing, used as a defensive tactic against missiles and drones, are to blame for GPS inaccuracies, say experts.

Committee voices concern over “systematic use of racial profiling” by ICE, other officers deployed in immigration crackdown.

The ban on the march and any associated counter-protest marches is valid for a month from Wednesday.

Petroline ramps up activity to bypass Hormuz blockage.

Iranian president acknowledges proposals by Pakistan, Russia to de-escalate: PM’s aide says Islamabad continues to stand by Riyadh ‘no matter what’.

US warns of Iranian plans to mine waters of the strait, claims destroying 16 minelayers.

Govt releases "first tranche" of documents; more files withheld due to police probe.

Jet fuel prices nearly double, pushing carriers towards financial dilemma.

Beijing warns its excessive use could plunge world into a Terminator-like dystopian future.

President Donald Trump said the US, a founding member of the IEA and the world’s top oil consumer and producer, will contribute “a little bit”.

NYT reports that US Central Command officers created the target coordinates for the strike using outdated data provided by the Defence Intelligence Agency.

Police say they are not ruling out suspects' links to “criminal networks”.

Shaheen has backed his young team to make a comeback despite the eight-wicket drubbing in the series opener.

Premier League leaders Arsenal snatched a 1-1 draw at Bayer Leverkusen to preserve their unbeaten record in Europe this season.

Alcaraz relied on a near-flawless service game to seize control of the match, racing through the opening set in just 37 minutes after breaking Ruud’s serve three times.

The unveiling ceremony was attended among others by PSL chief executive officer Salman Naseer and the representatives of the eight participating teams.

“I wore a cap, a mask, and a full-sleeved t-shirt,” the 32-year-old told the newspaper, says Shivam Dube.

Atletico Madrid piled more misery on Tottenham Hotspur by winning 5-2 on a nightmare evening for visiting goalkeeper Antonin Kinsky.

He is now only the second Bangladeshi bowler to take a 5-wicket haul against Pakistan in ODIs after Mustafizur Rahman's 5-75 during the 2019 World Cup.

"Considering that this corrupt regime has assassinated our leader, under no circumstances can we participate in the World Cup," says the sports minister.

Cricket West Indies has called the uncertainty “increasingly distressing”; Michael Vaughan also criticised the situation.

Seven members of Iran’s visiting women’s football team claimed asylum after they were branded “traitors” at home over a pre-match protest.

Their preparations for the tournament will kick off with the three-match One-day International series against Bangladesh.

All the West Indies and South African players have been booked on individual commercial airline flights.

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A total of 44 matches will be played across six venues, with Lahore's Gaddafi Stadium hosting the final on May 3.

Says tour offers valuable opportunity to test the younger players in challenging conditions.

West Indies coach and South African players Quinton de Kock and David Miller have accused the ICC of leaving them stranded.

A deep run in the Champions League would be a major boost for Slot, who has come under fire from frustrated fans during Liverpool’s slump.

Voronchikhina’s exploits have brought her to the attention of foreign media at the Games.

Finishes as the tournament’s third-highest run-scorer with 321 runs.

“Though Pakistan were patchy in the tournament, Sahibzada Farhan was consistently brilliant,” ICC says.

India's T20 victory is the first time a team have won the title on home soil.

Team secures place in the upcoming hockey World Cup after eight years; performance "significant step towards promoting hockey' in Pakistan, says premier.

Southampton join a powerful-looking quartet already through to the last eight with Arsenal, Manchester City, Chelsea and Liverpool in the hat for the quarter-finals.

England earned their first penalty corner just 49 seconds after the start at the Suez Canal Authority Hockey Stadium.

Farhan hit an unbeaten half-century while Mohammad Akhlaq also scored a fifty as they lifted Lahore Whites from early troubles.

Pacer Jasprit Bumrah grabs four wickets to dismantle Black Caps' batting line-up.

The match drew 619 million views on streaming platform JioHotstar, according to the company, including a 65 million peak at the same time.

Official tickets, starting at 2,000 Indian rupees, sold out within minutes on BookMyShow, prompting thousands of fans turning to unofficial routes.

PSG will have to pick themselves up as they host Chelsea on Wednesday as they continue their defence of the Champions League title.

Russia was banned from the 2018 Games due to a doping scandal, although some athletes were permitted to compete under neutral colours.

“It’s going to be obviously a challenge where everyone knows we’re probably not the favourites," says captain Mitchell Santner.

“We want to be very relaxed, be in the present, not think about what will happen in the final," he says ahead of match with NZ.

New Zealand in the T20 World Cup final against the most expensively assembled cricket nation on the planet is not a sporting achievement. It is a personality type.

A succession of precise yorkers and length balls yielded just six runs and England were behind the chase.

“It was a ridiculous knock. He should be extremely proud of what he’s done tonight and this whole winter,” he says.