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The security forces’ operation in Balochistan’s Zhob district entered its fourth day, with three more Indian-sponsored militants killed, the Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) said on Tuesday. According to the ISPR, weapons, ammunition and explosives were recovered from the slain militants. The total number of militants killed in the ongoing operation has now reached 50. The military’s media wing stated that security forces remain committed to safeguarding the country’s borders and will foil all attempts to undermine peace, stability, and development. Read more: The United States has officially designated the Balochistan Liberation Army (BLA) and its militant wing, the Majeed Brigade,…
Supreme Court on Tuesday issued notices to the Punjab government in connection with bail appeals filed by the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) founder in May 9 cases. A three-member bench headed by Chief Justice Yahya Afridi directed the prosecution department to prepare arguments on legal questions raised in the matter. The court adjourned the hearing till August 19. During the proceedings, the chief justice remarked that the court would not give any findings that could prejudice any party’s case. He asked counsels from both sides to assist the court on the legal questions at the next hearing.
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has called on Pakistan to tighten measures against corruption and misuse of public office, warning that current systems to identify politically influential figures remain inconsistent. The IMF recently sent Pakistan the initial draft of its Corruption Diagnostic Assessment Mission report, urging the government to review and act on its recommendations before the final version is released later this month. The report, prepared under a $7 billion agreement, comes after the IMF mission met with representatives from 36 government and state institutions. Originally scheduled for publication in July 2025, the report’s release was delayed to August at…
Portuguese football legend Cristiano Ronaldo has officially proposed to his long-time partner Georgina Rodríguez, marking the next chapter in their decade-long relationship. Georgina, 30, announced the news on Instagram with a photograph of herself holding Ronaldo’s hand, a dazzling diamond ring prominently on display. In the caption, she wrote: “Yes, I do — in this life and in all our lives.” The couple first met in 2016 at a Gucci store in Madrid and have since built a family together, raising three children of their own alongside Ronaldo’s eldest son, Cristiano Jr. A ring to remember Spanish media report that the…
Pakistan is still struggling to recover $304.5 million from five countries that have defaulted on their payments for decades, audit officials have revealed on Tuesday. Despite multiple diplomatic and official efforts, the debts remain unsettled after more than 40 years. According to official documents, these defaulting nations include Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, Iraq, Sudan, and Guinea-Bissau. The debts originated from export credits extended in the 1980s and 1990s, mainly for trade projects and supplies. In Pakistani currency, the unpaid amount exceeds Rs86 billion, with Iraq alone owing $231.3 million — the largest share of the debt. Sudan owes $46.6 million, while…
Apple has rolled out the sixth developer beta of iOS 26, introducing fresh ringtones, speedier app launches, and a key change to the Camera app ahead of the software’s September public release. What’s New in iOS 26 Beta 6 Six New Ringtones: All based on the popular “Reflection” tone, with “Dreamer” already trending online for its upbeat vibe. Camera App Reversal: Apple has scrapped its controversial swipe direction change after user backlash, restoring the familiar interface and removing the “Classic Mode” toggle added in beta 5. Snappier App Launches: New open and close animations make transitions faster and smoother. …
Health experts are calling flax seeds a powerhouse for heart health, thanks to their rich nutritional profile that includes omega-3 fatty acids, fiber, and antioxidants. Flax seeds contain both soluble fiber, which supports digestive health, and insoluble fiber, which promotes better bowel function. They are also packed with essential vitamins and minerals — with vitamin B playing a key role in maintaining cardiovascular wellness. Benefits backed by research A 2018 study found that flax seeds may help in preventing certain cancers, including blood and skin cancer, by boosting enzymes that neutralize carcinogens and reducing inflammation that fuels cancer cell growth.…
Nepal will allow climbers to scale 97 Himalayan peaks free of charge for the next two years in an effort to draw visitors to its lesser-known mountain regions, officials said Monday. The initiative targets mountains in Karnali and Sudurpaschim — two of Nepal’s most remote and least developed provinces — where peaks range from 5,970m to 7,132m. Promoting ‘unexplored destinations’ Himal Gautam, director of Nepal’s Tourism Department, said the policy aims to showcase “unexplored tourism products and destinations” while creating jobs and strengthening local economies. “Despite their breathtaking beauty, the number of tourists and mountaineers here is very low as…
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has warned that Russian President Vladimir Putin is preparing for “new offensive operations” in Ukraine, dismissing any notion that Moscow is ready for a ceasefire ahead of this week’s peace talks in Alaska with U.S. President Donald Trump. In a late-night video address on Monday, Zelenskyy said Ukrainian intelligence reports indicate Russia is redeploying troops and military resources, particularly in the Zaporizhia region, for fresh assaults. ‘Not preparing for peace’ “He is definitely not preparing for a ceasefire or an end to the war,” Zelenskyy said. “On the contrary, they are moving in ways that suggest…
Beating a 12-year-old rival was once child’s play for an elite swimmer, but it has become an unlikely badge of honour when China’s Yu Zidi is in the race. Only the very best in women’s swimming were able to beat Yu at the world championships where the prodigy became the youngest medallist in the global meet’s 52-year history. Yet even as the swimming world marvelled at Yu’s talent, her age raised questions about the ethics of someone so young competing at the highest level. In a sport where the mental and physical toll can prove overwhelming for adults, Yu’s success…
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