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The Latest Breaking News from Pakistan

Pakistan journalist killed in Kenya was ‘targeted’, says official

Interior minister says evidence suggests the killing of Arshad Sharif in Kenya was ‘not a case of mistaken identity’.

Al Jazeera

‘Unreal, it was disbelief’: Pakistan’s wild ride to the T20 World Cup semis

Shan Masood describes his nation’s minor miracle in recovering from two defeats to somehow make the final four

The Guardian - UK

T20 World Cup: An India vs Pakistan final may outnumber the viewership of entire FIFA World Cup, says ex-Pakistan pacer Abdur Rauf Khan

NEW DELHI: Pakistan's road to the semifinals of the ongoing T20 World Cup in Australia has been like luck shining on you when all seemed lost. Babar Azam Co had almost given up hopes, were slammed by former cricketers and trolled on social media. With Pakistan staring at elimination at…

The Times of India

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Pakistan minister: Evidence suggests shot reporter was targeted in Kenya

Pakistan's interior minister said on Tuesday evidence suggested a prominent Pakistani journalist was the victim of a targeted killing in Kenya, not an accidental shooting, though he still needed more information on the incident.

Reuters

Babar Azam backed to produce ‘something very special’ for Pakistan in World Cup semi-final

Pakistan’s captain has yet to find top gear in Australia

The Independent UK

Pakistan police file report into Imran Khan shooting

Former prime minister’s party rejects report as ‘mockery’ after attack during a protest march last week.

Al Jazeera

Pakistan police name lone shooter in gun attack on ex-premier Khan

Pakistani police on Tuesday opened a criminal investigation into a failed assassination attempt on former prime minister Imran Khan and said just one shooter was involved.

Reuters

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Party says Pakistan's ex-PM Khan delaying march on Islamabad

Party officials say Pakistan’s former Prime Minister Imran Khan has postponed the resumption of his protest march on the capital, Islamabad, to challenge his successor's government for later this week

The Independent UK

African nations can’t ‘adapt’ to the climate crisis. Here’s what rich countries must do

There are 37 million people facing starvation in the Horn of Africa. Time for wealthier countries to adopt ‘loss and damage finance’, says climate activist Vanessa Nakate

The Guardian - UK

T20 World Cup: New Zealand, Pakistan collide after contrasting campaigns

SYDNEY: Formidable New Zealand appear strong on paper, but they have to defy history when they clash with an unpredictable and upbeat Pakistan in the first T20 World Cup semifinal here on Wednesday.

The Times of India

TOI Poll: Majority of fans do not want India-Pakistan clash in T20 World Cup final

NEW DELHI: With New Zealand taking on Pakistan and India facing England in the semi-finals, the T20 World Cup is set for a blockbuster finish.

The Times of India

Hayden sees Gilchrist 2007 in Babar Azam

Pakistan batting coach Matthew Hayden believes Babar Azam can snap back into form in the Twenty20 World Cup semi-final against New Zealand.

AAP

Imran Khan to resume early elections push after being shot

Pakistan’s former premier Imran Khan will call on his supporters to resume a march to Islamabad and continue pushing for early elections after being released from a hospital for treatment of a leg wound sustained in a shooting at a public rally.

Tribune News Service

The fight for the biggest polluters to pay for the damage wrought by the climate crisis

Pakistan is responsible for just 0.4 per cent of historic emissions, yet the worst effects of the climate crisis fall on them and others, write Sarah Kaplan and Susannah George

The Independent UK

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Asharq Al-Awsat

Saudi Crown Prince Meets Top Officials on Sidelines of Sharm el-Sheikh Summit

Prince Mohammed bin Salman, Crown Prince and Prime Minister, held talks on Monday with a number of top officials on the sidelines of the Sharm el-Sheikh climate summit. He met with Pakistan’s Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif to discuss cooperation between their countries in various fields, as well as efforts to…

Reuters

Reeling from floods, Pakistan seeks climate compensation, debt relief

Pakistan's prime minister said his country would need debt relief and would seek compensation for climate damage as it recovers from catastrophic floods that cost the country some $30 billion.

The Conversation

COP27: three reasons rich countries can no longer ignore calls to pay developing world for climate havoc

Payments from high-emitting countries to mitigate the harm that climate change has caused in the most vulnerable parts of the world is finally on the agenda for discussion at a global climate change summit, more than 30 years after the idea was first articulated by delegates from small island developing…

The Independent UK

Loss and damage: Fight over human harm, huge climate costs

An issue called loss and damage will likely dominate difficult climate talks in Egypt this month

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Al Jazeera

Imran Khan asks Pakistan’s president to investigate military

In letter to the president, ex-PM questions how military officials can hold press briefing targeting a political leader.

Asharq Al-Awsat

World Leaders Gather to Talk Climate at Sharm el-Sheikh

More than 100 world leaders are about to discuss a worsening problem that scientists’ call Earth’s biggest challenge. Nearly 50 heads of states or governments on Monday will take the stage in the first day of high-level international climate talks in Egypt with more to come in the following days.…

The Times of India

Other teams didn't want to see us but we are here: Matthew Hayden on Pakistan's 'miraculous' route to T20 World Cup semis

SYDNEY: Batting great and current Pakistan mentor Matthew Hayden has admitted that his team's semifinal qualification in the T20 World Cup was "a miracle" but said the element of surprise will make them the side to beat in the last-four stage.

The Times of India

T20 World Cup: Everyone would love to see India-Pakistan final, says Shane Watson

SYDNEY: The anticipation, drama, energy and fan-involvement is completely different in an India-Pakistan game and the possibility of a dream T20 World Cup final between the two biggest rivals in cricket has got former Australia all-rounder Shane Watson excited.

The Times of India

Happy Guru Nanak Jayanti 2022: History, Significance, Facts, Celebration and all you need to know

This year Guru Nanak Jayanti is being celebrated on November 8, 2022. This year, it will be the 553rd birth anniversary of Guru Nanak. As per religious sources, it is believed that Guru Nanak is the first Guru of Sikhism. Guru Nanak Dev was born on 15 April 1469 at…

AAP

New Zealand, England eye own T20 fairytale

India and Pakistan would make for a marketing dream in the Twenty20 World Cup final, but New Zealand and England are ready to have their own say on that.

The Independent UK

In Pakistan's Sindh province, Hindu culture fights the odds

Pakistan's Sindh province retains the imprint of the Hindu minority, which makes up just 1.9% of the population in this country of 225 million people

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