Israel election: Netanyahu accuses Arab citizens of ‘stealing’ vote as turnout hits record
Arab-led parties accused the prime minister of inciting hatred, as rights groups reported delays and shortages at polling stations in Arab towns.
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Justice Ayesha Malik rejects idea that women ‘invite’ rape, warns sexual violence no longer shocks
The Supreme Court judge spoke at the launch of a bench book for rape trials, alongside a study on why so few gender-based violence cases end in convictions.
India invites Pakistani minister to SCO meeting in Delhi, first such invitation since May 2025 war
Culture Minister Aurangzeb Khan Khichi has been invited to the SCO Civilisational Dialogue Forum on November 20-21.
Petrol cut by Rs3.19 a litre, diesel up Rs2.25 a day after both rose
Petrol falls to Rs376.06 a litre and diesel rises to Rs398.07 from Wednesday under the daily pricing system.
Israel kept committing genocide in Gaza after the ceasefire, UN inquiry finds
The UN commission also found crimes against humanity in the West Bank, while Israel called the report part of a campaign to demonise it.
Government in ‘off-the-record’ contact with PTI leaders, says Rana Sanaullah
The prime minister’s political adviser would not name the PTI leaders involved, and said formal talks need a Shehbaz-Achakzai meeting first.
Government moves to end six-month penalty for crossing 200 electricity units, may raise limit to 250
Power Minister Awais Leghari told the Senate relief would be aimed at poorer households after a PML-N senator asked why a 201-unit user pays the 400-unit rate.
Nearly 10 million voters struck off Karnataka’s roll as India’s voter purge row deepens
One in six voters has been removed from the Indian state’s final roll, as protests grow against the chief election commissioner and the Supreme Court hears challenges to the nationwide revision.
QatarEnergy halts LNG to Pakistani buyers until year-end as Iran war disruption drags on
Pakistani clients have been told Qatari gas cargoes will not arrive before the end of December, leaving the country without them as winter demand peaks.
‘Absolutely not’: Pakistanis on the street reject Netanyahu’s bid for another term, TT survey finds
None of the people who answered a Thursday Times street survey said the Israeli prime minister should win, with most citing Gaza and one warning that “a whole line” stands behind him.
