Crisis

WASA also has disconnected the water supply to more than 280 petrol station car washes across Lahore

Finance minister blames previous govt’s policies for prevailing problems

Dams that should have been built years ago were not and are years away from completion

Around one in every five Pakistanis then was a refugee

The Iraqi parliament is expected to hold an emergency session later on Saturday to discuss the crisis

Latin American ministers met Monday to end the massive Venezuelan migrant crisis that has jolted the region

Foreign minister says it regretted US's decision saying it would harm prospects for Middle East peace

Interior Minister Matteo Salvini is under investigation for abuse of office, kidnapping and illegal arrest

Peru implements the passport requirement due to a four-fold increase in migrants

Growing numbers are fleeing economic meltdown and political turmoil

German Chancellor says she sees no urgency to help Turkey financially

Lahore once used to be the hub for music composing but those times have sadly gone

Sanaa’s historic Old City, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, has been razed by bombing

Qatari emir will discuss with the Turkish president bilateral relations strengthening of the existing ties

Foreign exchange reserves (Forex) have depleted to around $9 billion

It is wrong to dare bring Turkey to its knees through threats over a pastor says Turkey's President Erdogan

Kalmati says tankers supply Rs3b water to Gwadar every year

Iraq's dilapidated power grid is unable to cope, leaving business owners and citizens beholden to private supplies

The water shortage problem in Karachi has been worsening with every passing year

About 200,000 Indians die every year due to inadequate access to safe water

Treasury is empty, but finance secretary says will release salaries and pensions on time

The emerging water crisis has been exacerbated in the wake of the 18th Amendment

Lebanese officials stress that they are not forcing returns, and that refugees are doing so voluntarily

Urges all corners to gear up for the boost that will come from completion of CPEC

‘Fifty Fifty’ star has been living in poverty for three years, unable to work due to paralysis

There is nothing that Pakistan can do that is going to affect long-term global weather patterns

Prime minister directs SSGC to resume gas supply to KE

Murad Ali Shah urges Centre to delink disputed claims among different entities from gas supply to K-E

In South Asia’s case it seems that the multiple identities got weaponised

Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson call on all parties to the conflict to abide fully by applicable international law

UN has warned of a humanitarian catastrophe if the fighting nears the province’s most heavily populated areas

Say they wanted to ship 2m tons of sweetener without subsidy

UN chief emphasised the role of sustainable development and women empowerment for world peace

Balochistan Assembly to convene today to discuss no-confidence motion against CM

Insufficient storage capacity one of the major reasons behind an increase in extreme weather events

Cinema-owners have been screening old releases throughout 2017 to keep business running

ICG study said fresh sanctions on Myanmar would backfire by isolating country and calcifying hatred towards Rohingya

Regional leader Carles Puigdemont deposed as thousands rally in Madrid in support for Spanish unity

The exchange of mainly automatic gunfire left no casualties

More than half a million Rohingya have fled to Bangladesh in the last six weeks

Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Egypt and Bahrain cut diplomatic and trade links with Qatar on June 5

The Saudi-led bloc responded and showed no signs of backing down as it questioned the Kuwaiti emir's statement

A 116-year-old law demands an elected lawmaker only to have Australian citizenship

The border had been shut after regional kingpin Saudi Arabia severed diplomatic and trade ties with Qatar

This week's death toll topped last week's one-day strike

Twitterati took to social media to express their distress

Turkey’s president is taking personal interest in resolving the conflict, and China shows interest too

A defiant Qatar has rejected a list of 13 demands from the Saudi-led coalition

Six foreign pilgrims were wounded when a suicide bomber blew himself up near the Grand Mosque in Makkah

"We were used to a relatively peaceful region and now the landscape has changed"