Continuous rainfall has been recorded across Rawalpindi and Islamabad, with the twin cities receiving a total of 168 millimeters of rain, according to the Meteorological Department.

More than 120 people – half of the them children – have died in the past three weeks. Is climate change to blame?

The security situation in Balochistan deteriorated significantly this week, with the Balochistan Liberation Front (BLF) and ...

KHYBER: The deadlock over actual contents of ‘country of origin certificate’ for import of coal and soapstone from Afghanistan has caused suspension of custom clearance of both minerals at Torkham, ...

Muhammad Faisal, the vice-president of the Goods Transport Union, explains that transporters refrained from raising fares ...

RAWALPINDI: Heavy downpour continued to lash Islamabad and neighbouring Rawalpindi with the twin cities receiving 129 ...

Heavy rainfall in Islamabad and Rawalpindi caused major disruptions at Islamabad International Airport, leading to delays and cancellations of multiple domestic and international flights. British ...

Pakistan and Azerbaijan have reaffirmed their commitment to strengthening bilateral relations with a focus on expanding connectivity, trade, and investment, as Azerbaijan's ...

The UK has ended a five-year ban on Pakistani airlines after safety improvements. PIA plans to resume flights pending ...

ISLAMABAD: Women in wage employment earn substantially lower wages than their male counterparts in Pakistan, according to a ...

The development comes after a team from the UK Department for Transport concluded an aviation security ins­pection at Islamabad Inter­nat­ional Airport on Thursday, declaring Pakistan’s security ...

In a major development for the country’s aviation sector, the UK’s Air Safety Committee, following air safety improvements, ...