Latest from Pakistan

Three-legged Cammie was rehabilitated at an animal shelter in Karachi.

Torrential rains caused urban flooding, house collapses in Punjab province.

The high-energy biscuits passed their July expiration date in a warehouse in Dubai.

Britain offered asylum to nearly 24,000 Afghan soldiers and families.

NY Times: Temperatures stay high at night, depriving the body of the chance to cool down.

The family tried to portray the murder as a suicide in Rawalpindi.

About 42,000 Indian security troops have been deployed for the pilgrimage.

The former captain will instead play franchise cricket in England.

The explosion caused two house roofs to collapse, injuring six children.

Iran condemned the US attacks, calling them 'outrageous' and 'criminal.'

Institute says the number of operational nuclear warheads is beginning to increase.

The Virsa Heritage Music Festival promotes peace and unity among cultures in Hawke's Bay.

Pakistan claims Chinese jets downed six Indian aircraft, including French-made Rafales.

The Indian Twenty20 league will resume on May 17.

Indian airstrikes inside Pakistan last week killed more than 20 people.

The IPL resumes on May 17 with matches across six venues.

Telegraph: Cricket faces losing its most-watched game amid India-Pakistan tensions.

'Finally, after days, we could sleep peacefully,' a shop owner in border town Poonch said.

India-Pakistan ceasefire falters following explosions in Kashmir, and world leaders urge Russia to accept 30-day ceasefire proposal. Video / NZ Herald, AFP

The ceasefire follows days of deadly attacks that killed at least 60 people.

Pakistani attacks on India’s heartland will be seen as more serious than hits in Kashmir.

The losses follow India’s strikes in retaliation for a militant attack in Kashmir.

The conflict has disrupted flights, with India closing 24 airports.

Meanwhile all Kiwis involved in Pakistan have since relocated to Dubai.

The fleet, including an aircraft carrier, is 500km from Karachi.

New schedule details will follow after officials assess the situation.

India and Pakistan are accusing each other of launching drone attacks.

New Pope announced and India and Pakistan tensions escalate.

New York Times: The question now is whether the two sides will claim victory.