The Punjab chief minister’s husband mocked women who seek prayers for cancer; Maryam Nawaz, whose mother died of cancer, called it ‘heartbreaking’ on X.
Addressing PML-N lawmakers from Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, the prime minister questioned PTI’s record on dams, hospitals and universities and whether provincial funds were spent transparently.
More than 150 Afghans are expected to be removed in one of the largest such expulsions, with a US official saying flights would be routed through Pakistan.
The IMD says a low-pressure system in the Bay of Bengal will strengthen into a cyclone, likely named Murasu, and cross the Andhra coast on November 2.
A US official said Trump could ‘do something bold’ if embarrassed at the polls, as Qatari mediators reported ‘positive progress’ after 12 hours of talks in Tehran; the White House denied any link.
More than 10,000 people have been infected by the Bundibugyo strain, which has no approved treatment or vaccine, in the DRC’s deadliest Ebola outbreak on record.
Pakistan accused the Taliban regime of complicity with terrorist groups targeting it, as a UN rapporteur urged states not to normalise ties with Kabul until it reverses its repression of women.
Brasília called in Argentina’s chargé d’affaires over how the defeated candidate crossed Argentina in defiance of a court order, straining ties between Lula and Milei.
The State Department cleared 500 PAC-3 interceptors for Ukraine, funded by Canada, Germany, Norway and an EU loan, after Kyiv warned it was critically short of air defence missiles.
The prime minister reviewed preparations for a Russia visit in the first week of December, where he will meet Vladimir Putin and address a joint business forum, sources said.
