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By Ariba Shahid, Mubasher Bukhari and Saad Sayeed KARACHI, Feb 3 (Reuters) - Pakistan is in talks to open a consulate in the eastern Libyan city of Benghazi, three sources with knowledge of the matter said,
Assailants armed with guns and grenades have carried out nearly a dozen coordinated attacks across southern Pakistan
LAHORE, Pakistan (AP) — Pakistan handed Australia its biggest-ever defeat in a Twenty20 just five days ahead of the T20 World Cup to sweep the series 3-0 on Sunday. Pakistan’s commanding 111-run win in the third and final game eclipsed Australia’s previous biggest defeat when England registered a 100-run win at Southampton in 2005.
A strange sight on Lahore’s streets has left the internet baffled as motorcycles appear fitted with towering iron rods. What first looked bizarre and meme-worthy hides a darker, life-saving reason rooted in a deadly seasonal threat.
In the sienna-colored curves of Pakistan’s Hindu Kush mountains, one of the most rugged and lawless regions in the world, a cavernous, grooved crater gouged out from a hillside shines in the winter sun,
Pakistan’s defence minister has admitted the army cannot fully control Balochistan, citing vast terrain and better-armed rebels, raising questions over Islamabad’s grip as Baloch insurgent attacks intensify.
Pakistan’s Defence Minister Khawaja Asif has expressed concerns over the security forces' limitations in combating Baloch rebels due to Balochistan's expansive geography.
PCB chief Mohsin Naqvi may reconsider his stance on engaging with India at the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup 2026 after Bangladesh's elections on February 12.