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Ukraine struck Russia?s Black Sea naval base at Novorossiysk, raising pressure on Moscow?s war logistics and Black Sea trade risk.

Kyiv is hitting warehouse sites tied to Russian commerce as it seeks to make the war more immediate for civilians far from the front lines.

Ukrainian drones have hit several Wildberries warehouses in recent days, putting fresh pressure on Russia’s biggest online retailer and its wider supply

Russian attacks killed two people in Ukraine's Dnipropetrovsk region while Ukrainian drones caused casualties and hit infrastructure inside Russia.

Secretary of State Marco Rubio spent much of a meeting with China's foreign minister discussing plans for an upcoming Trump-Xi Washington summit, notably without raising President Trump's claims of election interference.

Seven American aid workers who had been fighting the Ebola outbreak in Congo are quarantining at a new isolation facility in Kenya after a US travel ban, becoming the first known people to use the facility.

President Asif Ali Zardari has urged an integrated development plan for Keti Bunder Port, including road, power, water and local livelihood protections.

Pakistan and Uzbekistan have renewed their push to expand trade, investment and business links under a wider economic cooperation roadmap.

Spain's World Cup-winning players and coaching staff met with the country's royals and Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez, as an estimated crowd of almost 2 million turned out to greet the champions through the streets.

Smoke from Canadian wildfires, transport disruption and Donald Trump’s expected presence could complicate the World Cup final in the New York area

FK Kauno Zalgiris is renting out its stadium for a Pitbull concert, likely forcing Lithuania's best team to play a historic Champions League qualifier against KI of the Faroe Islands away from home.

Kyiv battlefield gains have put Ukraine counteroffensive claims back in focus as officials seek to prove Russia can still be pushed back.

Powerball ticket sales began in the United Kingdom, giving players across the Atlantic a chance at winning the same massive jackpot that American players have played for years.

China has warned it could retaliate if Washington follows through with restrictions on new robot imports, turning robotics into another flashpoint in the wider U.S.-China technology race.

South Korea says no final decision has been made on a possible military contribution near the Strait of Hormuz as US pressure grows.

Pakistan's petroleum prices climbed again this week, with the government raising petrol by Rs1.63 per litre and high-speed diesel (HSD) by Rs1.55 per litre, effective from July 29. The increase takes petrol to Rs335.81

Sindh's chief minister says most transporters' demands are close to resolution as industry groups warn that stalled cargo is hurting factories and exports.

The Gaza aid corridor debate is growing again as ceasefire talks struggle to move forward, leaving civilians caught between security demands, political calculations and basic humanitarian need. It is the kind

Pakistan's digital economy turning profitable signals a shift from subsidised growth toward more durable online payment and platform activity.

An oil stockpile warning is putting airlines, retailers and consumers back on inflation watch as higher fuel costs threaten to move from energy markets into ticket prices and delivery charges. The story is

Pakistan has asked Samsung to look beyond the local market and consider the country as a manufacturing and export hub, even as tax changes have squeezed phone competitiveness.

Mirpur heads to polls with 2,316 polling stations in place as Maryam Nawaz shares a video of green buses reaching AJK, the PPP alleges code violations, and the election commissioner issues warnings

Federal Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi inaugurated a state-of-the-art Frontier Corps Balochistan South Hospital in Turbat, describing it as a much-needed addition to the region's healthcare services.

A think tank proposal for a northern base for No 10 suggests senior ministers and aides could work there, with staffing planned to reach up to 300 within 18 months.