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Pakistan’s worker remittances rose 13% in July 2026 to $3.63 billion, the largest share coming from the UK and the US.
Aug 10, 2026, 11:26 PM
A senior Pentagon official said the United States is not leaving Asia and is urging allies to share more of the security burden.
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Pakistan has begun training for its upcoming Test series in England, welcoming new batting coach Michael Smith to the squad. The team held its first session at Kent County Club in Beckenham, focusing on fitness, fielding, and batting techniques ahead of a challenging series in England.
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Police repelled an attack on the Chatkekal post by more than twelve terrorists, wounded two assailants and prevented a potential terror strike near Jarogo Waterfall.
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Pakistani singer Atif Aslam reflected on his long career, explaining how creative blocks are normal, the true inspiration behind his hit “Aadat”, and why he has chosen to record independently again.
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The actress says Pakistan’s weak enforcement of laws protects vulnerable dogs, women and children, and that Pakistani culture normalises violence toward those powerless.
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The Sindh Inspector General of Police has established a new team to investigate the murder of Mir Raza Ali after a second post‑mortem confirmed a gunshot, ruling out suicide. The family now has confidence in the new police team.
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A new defence alliance between Turkey, Saudi Arabia, and Pakistan, akin to NATO’s Article 5, marks a significant move away from U.S. dominance in Gulf security.
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Laborers at a traditional brick kiln in Sheikhupura face scorching temperatures above 1,000 °C while also dealing with extreme solar heat, with little relief or protective regulation.
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Iran says a new deal with Oman will only set new shipping lanes if Washington meets several demands. The U.S. announces it will lift a Gulf blockade once Iran fulfils its conditions, but direct talks remain off‑limits pending a June interim deal.
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A 50‑year‑old British citizen was shot dead by Pakistani security forces in the disputed Kashmir region on June 9, amid clashes between authorities and protestors demanding reforms. The case highlights ongoing tensions and the risks faced by British nationals in the area.
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A robbery at an Edhi Foundation centre in Karachi cost employees' salaries and triggered a protest calling for suspects’ arrest and money recovery.
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Relatives of Anmol and Amina, who died in custody at a Punjab police station, are calling for an impartial probe. A judicial inquiry is examining police statements, CCTV footage, and burial arrangements.
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A resident shot and killed a common leopard on July 20 in Bajaur district, and the hide was skinned and withheld from authorities. The incident highlights rising killings across Khyber‑Pakhtunkhwa, driven by deforestation, shrinking prey, and inadequate law enforcement.
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Faisalabad Development Authority’s Canal Road remodel faces criticism for past failures. Plan includes new bridges, U-turns and ramps, but experts urge focus on traffic enforcement and service roads.
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The new automotive policy, which should have replaced the previous one before its June 30 expiration, sees competing interests: legacy assemblers seek protection for internal combustion engines, while hybrid and EV manufacturers push for continued subsidies and stronger localisation mandates.
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Tarbela Dam, Pakistan's second largest reservoir, topped out at 1,549.48 feet on Sunday, a rise from the 1,549‑foot reading taken at 6 am. The live storage was 5.523 million‑acre‑feet, the highest level the dam has reached in this season.
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The Pakistan banking sector recorded a 15 % rise in total deposits to Rs39.8 trillion in FY26, while SME loans grew 37 % to Rs1.046 trillion, marking a significant expansion.
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