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About Dawn
Dawn is a Pakistani English-language newspaper, founded by Muhammad Ali Jinnah in 1941. It is the flagship publication of the privately-owned Dawn Media Group, which also includes the radio station CityFM89 and the magazine Aurora.
Media Bias/Fact Check rates Dawn as Left-Center biased, based on editorial positions that favor a liberal perspective, and 'Mostly Factual' in its reporting, though it notes a lack of hyperlinked sourcing for national news. Reporters Without Borders (RSF) notes that while Pakistan's political-military elite retains broad control over the media, the English-language press, including Dawn, has a 'strong tradition of independence'. Dawn has faced pressure, including an unannounced ban on government advertisements, which led to a financial crisis and an editorial titled 'Gagging the media'. The headline sample reflects a mix of national and international news, alongside opinion pieces, covering various societal and political issues within Pakistan and globally.
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25 Pakistanis return home after release from Indian jails
- Twenty-five Pakistani fishermen returned home Saturday after being released from Indian jails. - They crossed the Wagah-Attari border into Pakistan after completing immigration formalities. - The Pa…
Two Minor Girls Prepared for Suicide Attacks Rescued in Balochistan, Home Minister Claims
- Balochistan Home Minister Ziaullah Langau reported the rescue of two minor girls allegedly being prepared for suicide attacks by the banned Balochistan Liberation Army (BLA). - The girls, identified…
Government apologizes for 'temporary' night-time loadshedding due to RLNG unavailability
- The government apologized for temporary night-time electricity loadshedding, citing the unavailability of regasified liquefied natural gas (RLNG). - A shortfall of 3,600MW occurred due to the delaye…
Bangladesh confirms deal to acquire Chinese J-10 fighter jets
- Bangladesh confirmed a deal to buy China's J-10CE fighter jets. - The decision was reportedly influenced by the J-10's performance against French Rafale jets in a previous Pakistan-India conflict. -…
Iran's Economy Reels Under Intensified US Sanctions and War Toll
- Iranian leaders admit the nation's economy is suffering from war and intensified US sanctions, with foreign trade reportedly shrinking by a third. - Despite the economic hardship, Tehran signals no …
Inquiry findings will clarify PIMS fire circumstances, says health minister
- An inquiry committee formed on the prime minister's orders will investigate a deadly fire at Pakistan Institute of Medical Sciences (Pims) that killed 14 infants. - The fire, initially caused by a s…
Rain halts England's bid for Pakistan series win at Lord's
- Rain stopped play on the third day of the second Test between England and Pakistan at Lord's, with England aiming for a series-clinching win. - England holds a commanding position with a lead of 261…
40% of Pakistan's children are stunted. What does it cost the country's economy?
- Approximately 40% of Pakistani children under five suffer from stunting, hindering their future economic potential. - Stunting results from poor nutrition during pregnancy, repeated infections, and …
Niger clashes erupt after troops attempt to storm presidential palace
- Clashes erupted in Niger's capital, Niamey, following an attempt by armed forces elements to storm the presidential palace. - The presidential guard repelled the attackers, though exchanges of gunfi…
Interior Minister Visits Karachi Passport Office, Promises Expansion
- Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi visited Karachi's Awami Markaz passport office and announced plans for its expansion. - Citizens present at the office reportedly expressed satisfaction with the effic…
India's javelin champion Neeraj Chopra ends season early after ligament tear
- Indian javelin thrower Neeraj Chopra has ended his 2026 season early due to a ligament tear. - The Olympic gold medalist sustained the injury during training after a recent competition. - This marks…
Police Inquiry Ordered After CCTV Footage Shows Officers' Alleged Involvement in Karachi Scuffle
- An inquiry has been ordered into the alleged involvement of police officers in a scuffle between apartment residents in Karachi's DHA Phase 6. - CCTV footage appears to show individuals in police un…
Pakistan govt denies cancelling power generation at Diamer-Bhasha Dam
- Pakistan's Power Division has denied a report claiming the cancellation of the power generation component of the Diamer-Bhasha Dam. - The Power Division labeled the report by "Brief" as "fake news,"…
Four police officers wounded in terrorist attack in Pakistan's Khyber Pakhtunkhwa
- Four police officers were injured in a terrorist attack in Pakistan's Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province. - The attack occurred when terrorists fired on a police party, resulting in an exchange of fire and…
OpenAI to Cut Off AI Models for Musk's SpaceX-Owned Cursor, Escalating Feud
- OpenAI intends to cease providing AI models to Cursor, a coding tool company acquired by Elon Musk's SpaceX. - The decision escalates the ongoing feud between OpenAI CEO Sam Altman and Elon Musk, st…
Pakistan's Cricket Tour of England Marked by Underwhelming Performances
- Pakistan's cricket team has displayed consistently underwhelming performances during their tour of England, culminating in an abysmal showing at the Lord's Test. - The team's batting lineup struggle…
Nepal, China floods: Missing toll nears 3,000 as rescuers search for survivors
- Rescuers in Nepal and China are searching for nearly 3,000 people missing after devastating floods and mudslides swept through the Himalayan region. - The disaster has claimed at least 633 lives, wi…
Pakistan Army Chief Visits Ordnance Factory, Reviews Production and Exports
- Army Chief General Asim Munir visited the Pakistan Ordnance Factory (POF) to assess its production capabilities and export potential. - The visit focused on POF's role in strengthening national defe…
Trump Secures Majority Control of Venezuela's Oil Reserves
- The U.S. has secured majority control over 65 billion barrels of Venezuela's oil reserves through a private partnership. - The deal aims to revitalize Venezuela's energy industry and supply crude to…
Islamabad High Court questions legal status of Afghan students seeking visa extension
- The Islamabad High Court questioned the legal basis for a petition seeking visa extensions for 87 Afghan students. - Justice Khadim Hussain Soomro raised concerns about the students' legal status an…
Pakistan Faces Growing Threat from EU's Carbon Border Tax
- Pakistan faces increasing trade challenges from the EU's Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM), which prices imports based on embedded carbon. - While direct exposure to current CBAM sectors is …
Pakistan's Bureaucracy: Decades of Failed Reforms and a Path Forward
- Pakistan has seen approximately 40 commissions since 1947 attempt to reform its civil service, focusing on merit, pay, and training, but with limited success. - Bureaucratic resistance from elite ca…
Pakistan's vast mineral wealth estimated at over $7 trillion, minister says
- Pakistan's planning minister estimated the nation's untapped mineral wealth at over $7 trillion. - He noted that attracting foreign investment to exploit these resources is hindered by the country's…
Pakistan braces for widespread rain, potential urban flooding
- Pakistan Meteorological Department forecasts rain and thunderstorms in upper parts of the country from August 29 to September 5. - Heavy rainfall may cause urban flooding in low-lying areas of major…
Sindh Government Lifts Ban on Commercial Use of Residential Plots
- The Sindh Master Plan Authority has withdrawn a notification that banned the conversion of residential land for commercial use. - This move complies with a Federal Constitutional Court order from Ma…
Punjab Governor Orders Merit-Based Selection Rules for Aitchison College
- Punjab Governor has ordered Aitchison College to create merit-based selection rules for student prefects and leadership positions. - The directive also calls for fairness in the appointment and prom…
Leading the charge on two wheels
- Pakistan's two-wheeler market, selling around 2 million motorcycles annually, presents a significant opportunity for electric vehicles. - While electric bikes offer compelling lower operating costs …
Pakistan Cricket Board Complains After Interview With Imran Khan's Sons Airs During Test Match
- The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) formally complained to Sky Sports after an interview with Imran Khan's sons was broadcast during the second Test against England. - The interview, recorded at Lord's…
Balochistan CM warns property owners against aiding terrorists
- Balochistan Chief Minister Mir Sarfaraz Bugti warned property owners that they would be treated as facilitators if their land is used for attacks on security forces or officials. - Bugti stated that…
Government cuts petrol price by Rs0.58, diesel by Rs0.17
- The government reduced petrol and high-speed diesel (HSD) prices, effective August 29 to August 31. - Petrol will now cost Rs342.02 per litre and HSD Rs371.44 per litre, with taxes remaining high. -…
'Profound consequences': Pakistan warns India against weaponizing Indus Waters Treaty
- Pakistan warns that any attempt to deny it water under the Indus Waters Treaty will have "profound consequences for regional peace and security." - The treaty, signed in 1960, allocates specific riv…
Pakistan's SECP Streamlines Capital Market Entry with Digital Framework
- Pakistan's Securities and Exchange Commission (SECP) introduced a unified digital framework to simplify and speed up investor onboarding. - The new system aims to reduce repetitive verification, sim…
10 of 12 bidders prequalified for Fesco sale; K-Electric withdraws
- The Privatisation Commission Board approved 10 out of 12 interested parties for the sale of Faisalabad Electric Supply Company (Fesco). - K-Electric withdrew its bid due to unavailable financial acc…
ECP withdraws Senate by-election notification after ruling no lawful vacancy existed
- The Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP) withdrew its notification for a Senate by-election in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. - The by-election was to fill a seat declared vacant after PTI's Murad Saeed was d…
England all out for 290 as last-wicket pair frustrate Pakistan in second Test
- England was dismissed for 290 in their first innings on the second day of the second Test against Pakistan at Lord's. - Last-wicket pair Josh Tongue (30 not out) and Gus Atkinson (45) added 47 runs,…
Israeli strikes kill 3 in Gaza; UN envoy warns of ceasefire impact
- Palestinian authorities reported three more deaths in Gaza due to Israeli strikes on Friday, with victims identified as belonging to the same family. - The Israeli military stated it was investigati…
PML-N's Barrister Iftikhar Ali Gillani Elected Prime Minister of Azad Jammu and Kashmir
- Barrister Syed Iftikhar Ali Gillani of PML-N has been elected as the new prime minister of Azad Jammu and Kashmir, winning 30 of 44 votes. - Gillani defeated PPP's Sardar Mukhtar Ahmed Abbasi, who r…
Pakistan government withdraws controversial telecom bill, plans new draft
- Pakistan's government withdrew a controversial bill granting telecom licensees broad powers to install infrastructure on public and private land. - The bill, which sought to amend a 1996 act, faced …
Karachi Police Register Case Against 100 Demonstrators Over Protest Blocking Main Artery
- Karachi police filed a case against about 100 demonstrators for blocking Sharea Faisal during a protest for justice in the Mir Raza Ali murder case. - The protest, which occurred at 3 a.m. on August…
IED blast injures nine in Pakistan market
- An improvised explosive device (IED) detonated in a busy market in Pakistan's Upper South Waziristan district, injuring nine people. - The blast, which occurred on Friday morning, was attached to a …
Pakistan hospital fire: Government announces $5 million compensation for affected families
- The Pakistani government will compensate families affected by a fatal fire at Pims hospital with Rs5 million each. - The fire, which killed 14 infants, is being investigated as a case of criminal ne…
King Harald of Norway, a monarch of reform, dies at 89
- King Harald V of Norway, known for his reformist approach during his reign of over three decades, has died at the age of 89. - The royal palace announced his passing, stating that the King died peac…
Nepal Flood Survivors Scoured as New Flooding Risk Grows
- Rescue efforts continue in Nepal following devastating flash floods and a glacier collapse that killed at least 469 people and left nearly 1,000 missing. - The floods destroyed critical infrastructu…
US administration moves to restrict international student internships
- The Trump administration issued a memo seeking to restrict Curricular Practical Training (CPT) for international students, warning universities of potential loss of certification for non-compliance.…
They told me to remove my uterus. I refused.
- A woman diagnosed with submucosal fibroids at age 26 was advised by her gynecologist to have a hysterectomy. - She experienced severe pain and heavy periods due to the non-cancerous tumors, which af…
Infant deaths at Pakistan hospital prompt Sindh govt to renew fire safety directives
- Following the deaths of 14 infants in a fire at Pakistan Institute of Medical Sciences (Pims), Sindh authorities are reviewing fire safety measures in health facilities. - The Pakistan Medical Assoc…
Gilgit-Baltistan to auction 117 trophy hunting permits
- Gilgit-Baltistan will auction 117 trophy hunting permits for markhor, blue sheep, and ibex for the 2026-27 season. - Base rates are set at $200,000 for markhor, $25,000 for blue sheep, and $11,000 f…
Hamza Shehbaz takes on 'new role' in Islamabad
- PML-N leader Hamza Shehbaz has started political activities in Islamabad, meeting with party lawmakers. - He discussed constituency issues and chaired a meeting on the Prime Minister's Youth Program…
Pakistan court reserves verdict on prisoners' pleas for private hospital care, WhatsApp calls
- The Islamabad High Court reserved a verdict on petitions from Adiala jail prisoners seeking private hospital treatment and WhatsApp communication with relatives. - The pleas cite unavailability of a…
A Polity or Petri Dish? Bad Governance is a Symptom, Not the Cause
- The article argues that bad governance is a symptom of deeper systemic issues, not the cause of political collapse. - It criticizes the idea of creating more provinces as a solution, citing examples…
Human Rights Watch Condemns Taliban's 'Ruthless' Ban on Protests
- Human Rights Watch condemned the Taliban government's new police law banning all protests in Afghanistan. - The organization described the ban as a "ruthless effort to suppress all dissent." - The n…
PML-N Fields New Leader for Azad Jammu and Kashmir Prime Minister Election
- The Azad Jammu and Kashmir (AJK) Legislative Assembly will elect a new prime minister today. - The dominant PML-N party has nominated Barrister Syed Iftikhar Ali Gillani, described as a relatively y…
Qatar PM visits Tehran amid US-Iran tensions
- Qatar's Prime Minister visited Tehran to foster diplomatic dialogue amidst escalating US-Iran tensions. - The visit aimed to revive diplomatic channels, with discussions including a potential joint …
Lahore's air quality prompts child's simple observation: 'I can breathe here'
- A child's simple remark about being able to breathe in London, compared to wearing a mask daily in Lahore, highlights the stark difference in air quality. - Lahore's Air Quality Index (AQI) is consi…
Supreme Court: Government responsible for administrative delays, not employees
- The Supreme Court ruled that employees cannot be penalized for administrative or bureaucratic delays. - The government has an executive responsibility to adhere to rules and regulations under the do…
Tragedy Strikes Islamabad Hospital: 14 Newborns Die in Fire
- A fire in the Mother and Child Health Ward of Islamabad’s Pims Hospital killed 14 newborn babies. - The blaze, possibly caused by a short circuit or explosion, was rapidly accelerated by purified ox…
Pims Hospital Refers Serious Gynecology Cases After Newborn Deaths
- Pims Hospital is temporarily referring serious gynecology and pediatric cases to other hospitals following a deadly fire. - Holy Family Hospital has received eight patients, with officials stating n…
JI announces nationwide strike on Sept 3 against petroleum levy
- Jamaat-i-Islami (JI) announced a nationwide strike for September 3 to protest the petroleum levy. - JI Emir Hafiz Naeemur Rehman criticized the government's governance and accused it of 'looting the…
Trump orders Lake Ontario to be renamed 'Lake America'
- U.S. President Donald Trump has ordered Lake Ontario to be renamed 'Lake America,' effective immediately. - The decision comes amid an escalating trade war between the U.S. and Canada. - Trump cited…
Punjab Assembly Speaker Halts Anti-Terrorism Bill Amid Opposition Concerns
- The Punjab Assembly speaker deferred the Anti-Terrorism (Punjab Amendment) Bill 2026 due to opposition objections. - The bill proposes sweeping changes, including a confidential trial regime where i…
Bangladesh to 'positively' consider joining Makkah pact if invited
- Bangladesh would 'positively' consider joining the Makkah Pact if invited by its founding members, according to Foreign Minister Khalilur Rahman. - The pact is viewed as the Muslim world's self-defe…
Pakistan Questions Gaza Ceasefire Amid Continued Palestinian Deaths
- Pakistan questioned the validity of the Gaza ceasefire at the UN Security Council, noting over 1,200 Palestinian deaths since its announcement. - UN officials reported resumed Israeli airstrikes and…
Nepal-Tibet floods kill over 360, hundreds missing
- Floods on the Nepal-Tibet border have killed at least 362 people, with approximately 1,000 missing. - A glacial collapse is suspected as the cause, leading to seismic activity and severe downstream …
Pakistan, UK foreign ministers discuss Indus Waters Treaty, regional security
- Pakistan's Deputy Prime Minister Ishaq Dar met with British Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband in London to discuss bilateral relations and regional security. - Key topics included the strained Indus Wat…
Ratko Mladic, 'Butcher of Bosnia' and 'Epitome of Evil,' Reportedly Dies at 83 or 84
- Ratko Mladic, the former Bosnian Serb military leader convicted of genocide and war crimes, has reportedly died at age 83 or 84. - Known as the "butcher of Bosnia," Mladic orchestrated the 1995 Sreb…
Newborn Dies in Pakistan Hospital Fire After Remaining Unclaimed for Two Months
- A two-month-old unclaimed infant died in a fire at Pakistan Institute of Medical Sciences (Pims) in Islamabad. - The baby was left at the hospital by a young mother who could not provide proof of ma…
Pakistan hospital refers serious gynecology cases after deadly fire
- Pakistan's Pims hospital is temporarily referring serious gynecology cases to other facilities following a fire that killed 14 babies. - The fire, attributed to an air conditioner blast, has prompte…
Defeating malaria: Pakistan logs 1.8 million cases amid preparedness concerns
- Pakistan reported 1.8 million malaria cases last year, with a significant increase noted in Sindh province. - Doctors attribute the rise in vivax malaria to patients halting treatment prematurely an…
PTI to Rally in Karachi Sept 6; KP CM to Visit Sindh
- The PTI will hold a public rally in Karachi on September 6 along Shahrah-i-Quaideen. - Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Chief Minister Sohail Afridi will lead a four-day tour of Sindh starting September 3. - The …
Pakistan and Kuwait Vow to Deepen Defense Partnership
- Pakistan and Kuwait agreed to strengthen their defense ties into a "strong, enduring and mutually beneficial defence partnership." - A Kuwaiti delegation, led by Defense Minister Sheikh Abdullah Ali…
Pakistan opts to bowl first against England in rain-hit second Test
- Pakistan captain Babar Azam won the toss and chose to bowl first in the rain-delayed second Test against England at Lord's. - Azam returns to the team after recovering from a finger injury that kept…
Imran Khan's Sister Seeks Early Supreme Court Hearing on Contempt Plea Over Hospital Transfer
- Imran Khan's sister, Dr. Uzma Khan, has filed a second application with the Supreme Court requesting an early hearing for a contempt petition. - The petition accuses government officials of violatin…
Glacier collapse likely triggered Nepal-Tibet disaster, experts say
- A large glacier collapse in Nepal, near Tibet, is believed to have caused a devastating flood that killed at least 180 people. - The ice fall, estimated to be millions of cubic meters, registered as…
NA Health Panel Visits PIMS, Suggests Fire in Nursery May Stem From 'Technical Fault'
- A fire at Pakistan Institute of Medical Sciences (Pims) claimed the lives of 14 infants. - A National Assembly health panel suggested the fire may have originated from a "technical fault." - Health …
Punjab Hospitals Ordered to Bolster Fire Safety After Deadly PIMS Blaze
- Punjab's healthcare facilities have been ordered to enhance fire safety protocols after a deadly blaze at Islamabad's PIMS hospital killed 14 infants. - The fire at PIMS reportedly started from an a…
Pakistan denies army chief visited Iran as US envoy
- Pakistan's Foreign Office denied claims that Army Chief Gen. Asim Munir visited Iran as a U.S. envoy, stating his trip was part of Pakistan's mediation efforts. - FO Spokesperson Tahir Andrabi said …
Pakistan Security Forces Kill 11 Terrorists in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and Balochistan
- Pakistani security forces killed 11 terrorists in intelligence-based operations in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and Balochistan. - The targeted groups were identified by the state as Fitna al Khawarij (linked…
Qatar PM to Visit Tehran for US-Iran Mediation
- Qatar's Prime Minister will visit Tehran on Thursday to mediate between the US and Iran, aiming to relaunch diplomacy amid escalating tensions and sanctions. - The visit follows recent US-Iran recri…
Search Underway for 1,000 Missing After Deadly Nepal-Tibet Floods
- Over 1,000 people are missing following flash floods and landslides on the Nepal-Tibet border. - At least 165 people have died, with entire villages swept away by the disaster. - Surveillance video …
Flour and Onion Price Hikes Add to Consumers' Woes in Karachi
- Flour prices in Karachi have increased by Rs250-275 per 50kg bag, leading to a Rs5-10 rise in the price of various roti varieties. - Onion prices have also surged, now costing Rs150-180 per kilogram…
Amid Global Turmoil, Islamic Teachings Offer Solace and Perspective
- The article posits that in an age of advanced technology and global conflict, the teachings of the Prophet Muhammad offer a framework for understanding and addressing contemporary anxieties. - It hi…
US religious freedom panel urges sanctions on India's RSS chief during US visit
- A US commission on religious freedom urged sanctions against the chief of India's RSS, Mohan Bhagwat, during his US visit. - The RSS, the ideological parent of India's ruling BJP party, seeks to cou…
Islamabad ranks 83rd globally in public safety
- Islamabad has been ranked 83rd out of 401 cities globally in a recent safety index, according to the capital police. - The police highlighted a 100% detection rate in homicide cases and a 27% reduct…
Pakistan's Economy: Stagnation Masquerades as Stability
- Global credit rating agencies describe Pakistan's economy as stabilized, but Dawn argues this masks underlying stagnation. - The article criticizes the government's tendency to celebrate minor techn…
Pakistan's power regulator sets new performance standards for distributors
- Pakistan's National Electric Power Regulatory Authority (Nepra) has updated performance standards for electricity distribution companies (Discos) for the first time in over 20 years. - The new regul…
Pakistan mulls phasing out Rs10 note amid rising printing costs
- Pakistan's central bank is considering discontinuing the Rs10 banknote due to increasing printing expenses. - A redesigned Rs5,000 note is in development to combat counterfeiting, with new notes exp…
US designates UK-based Palestine Action as foreign 'terrorist group'
- The U.S. has designated the UK-based Palestine Action group as a global terrorist organization and imposed sanctions. - The group, which targets Israel-linked defense companies, is appealing a ban b…
Iran and Oman negotiate Strait of Hormuz shipping corridor amid Middle East conflict
- Iran and Oman are negotiating a temporary shipping corridor and mine clearance in the Strait of Hormuz. - The talks aim to control the resumption of shipping, which Iran has largely paralyzed since …
Unanswered Questions Linger After Deadly Fire at Pakistan Medical Institute
- A fire at the Pakistan Institute of Medical Science (Pims) resulted in the deaths of 14 infants, with questions lingering hours later. - Eyewitnesses and relatives reported conflicting timelines and…
Bill Gates warns world dangerously unprepared for AI upheaval
- Bill Gates warns the world is unprepared for the significant upheaval caused by artificial intelligence. - He stated AI could either be a great equalizer or a source of injustice, highlighting poten…
Pakistan to Auction Hunting Permits for Markhor, Blue Sheep, and Ibex
- Gilgit-Baltistan will auction hunting permits for markhor, blue sheep, and ibex. - The auction includes permits for three Astore markhor, 14 blue sheep, and 100 ibexes for the 2026-27 season. - The …
Pakistan captain Babar Azam returns against England '90pc fit'
- Pakistan captain Babar Azam is declared 90% fit and will lead the team against England in the second Test at Lord's. - Azam missed the first Test due to a finger injury sustained during a warm-up ma…
Search team reaches suspected location of Pakistani climber Asma Mushtaq's body on Spantik, says minister
- A recovery team has reached the suspected location of Pakistani climber Asma Mushtaq's body on Spantik Peak. - Efforts to retrieve the body were previously hampered by severe weather and heavy snowf…
Nepal floods kill 8; China reports 'major casualties' in Tibet mudslide
- Flooding in Nepal has killed eight people, with Chinese state media reporting "major casualties" from a mudslide in Tibet. - Torrential water swept away houses and trucks in Nepal's Himalayan distri…
'Heads must roll': Politicians, journalists demand accountability as Pims fire claims lives of 14 infants
- Fourteen infants died in a fire at the Pakistan Institute of Medical Sciences (Pims) in Islamabad. - The fire reportedly started due to an air conditioner blast in the gynaecology ward. - Politician…
Pakistan's amateur radios are tuned in for the apocalypse
- Pakistan's Amateur Radio Society (PARS), established in 1970, plays a crucial role in providing communication during natural disasters when conventional networks fail. - Ham radio, an older technolo…
US to Revoke Visas for Up to 200,000 Asylum Seekers, Citing Fraud
- The U.S. government plans to revoke visas for up to 200,000 asylum seekers who entered the country on tourism or business visas. - Officials state that using a visa for asylum claims constitutes fra…
On Eid Miladun Nabi, PM Shehbaz and President Zardari urge nation to follow teachings of the Holy Prophet
- Pakistan's President Zardari and Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif urged the nation to follow the teachings of Prophet Muhammad on Eid Miladun Nabi. - They called for promoting justice, tolerance, and s…
Israeli MP smashes West Bank memorial under army escort
- Israeli lawmaker Zvi Sukkot destroyed a Palestinian memorial in the occupied West Bank with a sledgehammer while escorted by soldiers. - The Israeli military stated that Sukkot and his aides acted d…
Who controls the answer?
- Apple's AI-powered notification summaries generated a false report about a suspect's death, misattributing it to the BBC. - Apple temporarily suspended these summaries for news apps following compla…
