President Asif Ali Zardari told Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif that the upcoming federal budget should prioritise public welfare, provincial rights and economic stability. Their meeting also covered national security, the economy, Gilgit-Baltistan elections and the situation in AJK.
The Trump administration has proposed new tariffs on imports from 60 countries over alleged failures to combat forced labour. The plan has drawn objections from major trading partners and renewed debate over its legal basis and economic impact.
A federal judge has been asked to halt Donald Trump’s planned UFC event at the White House and stop construction of the arena on the South Lawn. Plaintiffs say the approvals were unlawful, while the White House has dismissed the suit as baseless.
A viral video from Karachi shows lawyers greeting a confessed husband after he admitted killing his wife. Online outrage targets not only the crime, but the supportive courtroom reaction and alleged attitudes toward violence against women.
Pakistan fast bowler Hasan Ali set a new T20 world record by reaching 350 wickets in just 243 matches during the Vitality Blast vs Leicestershire, surpassing Rashid Khan.
A viral video has sparked outrage in Hunza after Punjab Police personnel were seen entering private cherry orchards and plucking fruit without permission, prompting calls for restraint and respect for local customs.
Pakistan all-rounder Khushdil Shah sparked debate, claiming India gets favourable umpiring and match conditions in Pak vs Ind games. He said Pakistan wins feel especially rewarding despite the pressure.
A local transport leader was wounded in an armed attack in Swat's Matta area, while his son, nephew and guard were killed. Police said three suspects had been arrested and a search operation was continuing.
Gold prices extended their decline on Monday, with the local per tola rate falling Rs3,094 to Rs452,233. Silver also moved lower as international bullion prices weakened.
Punjab has requested the deployment of 137 Army and Rangers companies for Muharram security across the province. The Home Department said the move is aimed at supporting law enforcement and preventing possible security threats.