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The Latest Breaking News from Pakistan

Pakistan reopens border crossing with Afghanistan after shooting

Key crossing at Chaman reopened a week after Afghan gunman killed a Pakistani security guard there.

Al Jazeera

Pakistan star Shaheen Shah Afridi out of England series after appendix surgery

The left-arm fast bowler is not part of Pakistan’s 18-strong group for next month’s three-Test series.

The Independent UK

Pakistan reopens Afghan crossing shut after border hostilities

Pakistan has reopened a major Afghan border crossing that was shut for trade and transit after security forces clashed last week, officials from both sides said on Monday.

Reuters

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Pak army chief Javed Bajwa's family became billionaires in last six years: Report

ISLAMABAD: Less than two weeks before Pakistan army chief General Qamar Javed Bajwa's tenure is about to end, a damaging report has shed light on the sharp rise of wealth of close family members of the most powerful person in the country in a span of six years.

The Times of India

‘We deserve to be treated equally’: Pakistan’s trans community steps out of the shadows

Ridiculed and persecuted for years, members of Khwaja Sira have staged their first march in support of trans rights

The Guardian - UK

‘We couldn’t fail them’: how Pakistan’s floods spurred fight at Cop for loss and damage fund

With the deadly devastation fresh in the world’s mind, Pakistan pushed for damage funds with other frontline countries

The Guardian - UK

Injured Shaheen Afridi unlikely to return to international cricket until April

KARACHI: Pakistan's top fast bowler Shaheen Shah Afridi is unlikely to return to international cricket until April 2023, effectively ruling him out of the five Tests at home against England and New Zealand.

The Times of India

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British boy, 14, shot dead in Pakistan on holiday with mum after 'missing persons' hunt

The death of Adil Khan, from the predominently Asian Manningham area of the city, was said to have been at the centre of a missing persons inquiry in Pakistan in 2019 but was found safe and well

Daily Mirror

Pakistan welcomes 'loss and damage' deal inked at UN summit

A breakthrough funding deal at the COP27 conference to help poor countries ravaged by climate change was welcomed by Pakistan, a nation devastated this year by record-breaking monsoon rains

The Independent UK

3 Indian soldiers killed in Kashmir avalanche

An avalanche in Kashmir has killed three Indian soldiers along the heavily militarized Himalayan frontier between India and Pakistan

The Independent UK

England’s historic Test return to Pakistan to start as planned in Rawalpindi

Ben Stokes’ side are set to play a three-match series in the country next month

The Independent UK

Imran Khan’s life under threat: Pakistan judge cites intel report

Chief justice of Islamabad High Court says intelligence report suggests fears of another assassination attempt on ex-PM.

Al Jazeera

Driver working in MEA arrested for passing confidential information to Pakistan, was honey-trapped

Delhi Police with help of security agencies have arrested a driver working in MEA for passing confidential information to Pakistan, sources said. Read on for Details:

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Bus plunges into ditch, killing 20 in flood-hit southern Pakistan

A passenger minibus falls into a deep, water-filled ravine, killing 20 people, including nearly a dozen children.

Al Jazeera

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Recovering from bullet wounds, Pakistan's Imran Khan talks of new waves of protest

From his home in Lahore, Khan told NPR's Steve Inskeep why he's calling for early elections, as well as why he rejects his removal from power in April via a vote of no confidence.

The Guardian - UK

Cop27 first-timers from Pakistan, Nigeria and Spain share their experiences

Cop27 attendees who fought hard to be heard share their highs and lows from Egypt

The Guardian - UK

Imran Khan denies corruption over $2m worth of state gifts

Former Pakistan PM denies allegations he sold items given to him by Saudi crown prince, Mohammed bin Salman

The Conversation

Pakistan floods: ancient grains like millet could be key to rebuilding food systems

The UN estimates that the floods which besieged Pakistan in the summer of 2022 have affected 33 million people, with over 2 million homes destroyed and over 8 million people displaced in a region which already struggles with high rates of malnutrition.

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The Independent UK

Dawid Malan reveals emotion of ‘cruel’ blow of missing T20 World Cup final

Malan passed all fitness tests the day before the marquee match against Pakistan

Al Jazeera

Pakistan lifts ban on Joyland, film will be released nationally

The country’s official Oscar entry, about a transgender love affair, is set for domestic screenings from Friday.

Reuters

Explainer: Who Pakistan picks as army chief matters far beyond its borders

Pakistan's nuclear armed military is set to get a new supremo later this month when General Qamar Javed Bajwa's tenure as Chief of Army Staff comes to an end.

The Times of India

Bengal Partition literature offers more than a stereotypical discourse

It's a question that has continued to haunt till today, even after 75 years of the Partition. Cyril Radcliff, whose fateful line of demarcation divided the Indian territory into a Hindu India and a Muslim Pakistan, had never before been to India, nor had he the necessary skills for drawing…

Daily Mirror

First England vs Pakistan Test could be moved due to unrest after Imran Khan shooting

Former Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan was shot in the leg in an assassination attempt earlier this month, with political unrest in the region growing

The Conversation

When landscapes come alive: 'New weird' stories speculate about the eerie natural world in a climate crisis

Extreme weather events have risen globally. In 2022, parts of the world, such as India, Pakistan and England witnessed heatwaves that killed many people.

The Independent UK

England’s first Test in Pakistan could be moved due to political unrest

England have not played Test cricket in Pakistan since 2005

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