UN experts hold India responsible for rights violations in Pakistan during May conflict
UN experts urged India to take interim steps to stop alleged violations, saying they may raise the issue publicly
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UN experts urged India to take interim steps to stop alleged violations, saying they may raise the issue publicly
Flight delays, high fares, and airline shutdowns have become routine for passengers
Kamran Khan said structural reforms are still needed despite some economic improvements
Strong momentum in banking stocks, coupled with renewed excitement around OGDC and PPL following Barrick Gold’s reaffirmed commitment to Reko Diq project, pushed KSE-100 to 166,678 points
Authorities urged the public to follow safety rules and keep clear of fireworks areas
Emirates cancelled 13 flights and delays hit Sharjah airport after overnight storms lashed Dubai
Pakistan says record-low river flows raise tensions, stressing Indus Waters Treaty
Engro adds Deodar and 10,000+ towers to support Pakistan’s digital and Islamic banking goals
Auto-Tune Allegations, Emotional Fallout, and Legal Warnings Add New Drama to the Idol Stage
Ibrar Shahid exits Pakistan Idol amid auto-tune allegations and emotional backlash; management denies claims.
Faryal returns, Muhammad Min’am enters via wildcard, while Idol management hints at legal action.
In doing so, he joined rarified company with only three other Australians notching centuries in four successive Tests at the same venue
Player welfare has already become a flashpoint, with FIFPro warning of rising injury rates and burnout amid an ever-expanding calendar
England's high-risk 'Bazball' approach, built around swashbuckling batting, failed to deliver in Perth and Brisbane, leaving their Ashes campaign in disarray
Ceasefire also remains fragile with both sides alleging violations, and mediators fearing that Israel and Hamas alike are stalling
