A report has drawn attention to the shortage of roadside washrooms for women on key highways in Balochistan. It says women often avoid drinking water during long journeys because of the lack of facilities.
Israel has approved 2,162 new settlement homes in the occupied West Bank, according to Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich. Palestinians condemned the move, while most countries view such settlements as illegal under international law.
Bilawal Bhutto Zardari’s sharp remark in Gilgit is trending on social media, reigniting debate over Nawaz Sharif’s family wealth and business legacy. Supporters and critics react.
Momina Iqbal’s baraat video circulated online after relatives reportedly raised middle fingers toward the camera during wedding photos. Social media users reacted with criticism and confusion, with debate intensifying amid earlier harassment allegations.
Maryam Nawaz Sharif visited the grave of her late mother, Kulsoom Nawaz, at Jati Umra to offer Fateha in a private, emotional tribute. Kulsoom died in 2018 after a cancer battle and is remembered for resilience during political turmoil.
A hostage situation unfolded in downtown Bakersfield after police responded to a bomb threat at a California building. Authorities said at least two hostages were released and no injuries were reported.
South Korea and the United States have held inaugural talks on nuclear cooperation, including enrichment, reprocessing and Seoul’s submarine programme. Seoul said both sides agreed to pursue substantive results and accelerate consultations.
Saba Masood invited followers to join Pakistan’s first “custom-made khandan” by sharing introductions and hobbies. Weeks later, members say they found support, advice, and real emotional connection.
A rescued dog reportedly faced foul conditions at Pet Village in Karachi—cages, waste, cockroaches, and distress after removal. The case reignites debate over animal welfare and how to verify pet boarding care.
Tropical storm Jangmi swept across Japan on Wednesday, injuring at least 15 people and cutting power to nearly 60,000 homes. Flights, rail services and factory operations were also disrupted as authorities issued evacuation advisories in eight prefectures.
A Karachi court has ruled that alleged drug suspect Anmol alias Pinky does not need to appear in person at the current challan stage because of security concerns. The court directed prison authorities to produce her whenever required and noted that video link arrangements are available.
Samina Peerzada shares a personal wish to reunite with long-time friends in India, urging freer India-Pakistan travel and visa-on-arrival access for ordinary people.