
In Pakistan, a kite festival returns to troubled skies
New York Times: The century-old Basant festival had been banned for nearly two decades.
Stories and analysis from The Northern Express Herald.
Sport NZ warns major 2026 events could face global security and travel risks.
Military tightening its grip on the country, centralising power in Army general.
Australia has already expelled Iran’s ambassador over alleged terror plots.
New York Times: A dispute threatens the livelihoods of millions in two countries.
New Zealand’s Trent Boult ranks fifth, with 317 wickets before his early exit.
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Ash from the blast has spread across Yemen, Oman, India and Pakistan.
The NIA says the car bomb killed 10, though hospitals report at least 12 dead.
NY Times analysis: Bombings in the rivals' capital cities came just months after conflict.
Eight players sought to leave after a suicide bombing killed 12 in Islamabad.
Police are probing links to Jaish-e-Mohammed and an Al-Qaeda offshoot.
India's anti-terrorism agency has taken charge of the investigation.
It was Islamabad's first suicide attack since December 2022.
The Durand Line, legacy of the British Empire from 1893, is dividing the neighbours today.
Pakistan helped create and back the Taliban. For years it was the movement's protector.
Talks in Doha were mediated by Qatar and Turkey to ease border tensions.
UN human rights chief Volker Turk urged both sides to protect civilians and extend calm.
The explosions struck just hours before a planned truce with Pakistan.
India’s Prime Minister later denied Trump pressured Delhi to stop fighting Pakistan.
Six labourers died in a separate explosion near the Afghan border crossing.
The injuries come after more than 2200 people died in the initial magnitude-6.0 quake.
Aftershocks and rockfalls hinder rescue efforts in remote areas.
40 people were wounded in the explosion in the parking lot of a stadium in Quetta.
At least four provinces, including Kunar, were heavily affected by the quake.
Injured transported to hospitals, roads blocked, hindering access.
New York Times: ‘We built our house with our own hands, and now it’s gone’.
New York Times: Some accusations of blasphemy have incited murderous mobs in the country.
Children were among those killed in the crash in Herat.
Ten died in Karachi from urban flooding, causing collapses and electrocutions.