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• Karachi’s lifeline scheme faces cost escalation of almost 1,000pc, capacity slashed to 260MGD • Project for establishment of space centre referred to Ecnec • Six other schemes worth Rs81bn cleared ISLAMABAD: The Greater Karachi Bulk Water
A Court of Arbitration has ruled that the Indus Waters Treaty remains legally binding and imposed temporary limits on construction at India's Ratle project.
England faces a 38C heat alert as hospitals, transport, water supplies and fire crews prepare for pressure from the latest European heatwave.
A youth-led protest in India’s capital has been sustained by an unusual but vital supply chain: food delivery riders ferrying meals, snacks and bottled water from supporters across the country and overseas. Near Delhi’s
Pakistan’s deputy prime minister used the Asean Regional Forum in Manila to flag regional flashpoints, including Kashmir and the Indus Waters Treaty, as threats to stability.
Activists left food and water near Palestinian homes in Qusra after residents said Israeli settlers blocked access and cut utilities for several days.
ECNEC reviewed major road, energy, water, education and poverty-reduction schemes as revised costs and project delays sharpen scrutiny of public investment.
NASA PACE satellite data show falling chlorophyll in the central Pacific as the 2026 El Nino suppresses nutrient-rich water and affects marine ecosystems.
Chief Minister Murad Ali Shah speaks to the media.—Dawn KARACHI: Sindh Chief Minister Syed Murad Ali Shah on Tuesday announced the formation of a provincial water task force to assess shortages, treaty-related risks and
An official assessment says Great Britain could face gas supply shortfalls in the 2030s unless ministers take exceptional steps to protect ageing infrastructure and prepare for low-probability shocks
Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif called for an SCO that delivers practical results on security, technology, water, disaster response and regional cooperation.
Two uncrewed vessels named Defender 1 and Defender 2 now act as the Dutch navy's eyes and ears on the water, part of a broader push to keep sailors out of danger zones.
India's nationwide E20 petrol programme is facing renewed scrutiny over pump-level testing, water absorption and responsibility for contaminated fuel.
A second US carrier is moving toward the Middle East as lawmakers demand answers about morale, supplies and an exceptionally long deployment aboard USS Abraham Lincoln.
Saudi Arabia and Pakistan are expanding talks on agriculture, irrigation, food security, investment and trade following a high-level Saudi visit to Islamabad.
Campaigners say a government push to expand poultry production could deepen reliance on imported feed and leave UK food supplies exposed to shocks
Hundreds of thousands of civilians in el-Obeid are being battered by relentless drone strikes and face critical water shortages and a worsening cholera outbreak, while women and girls are reporting high rates of sexual violence
Oil prices edged higher for a third straight session as stalled peace prospects around Iran and the Strait of Hormuz kept traders focused on supply risks
A vast area of Punjab, covering nearly 400 square kilometres, has come under water following torrential rains and overflowing drains, with the Ravi and Chenab rivers expected to reach medium to high flood levels.
As hosepipe restrictions spread in dry weather, BBC Science explains the everyday garden tasks that may still be allowed — and the situations where penalties can follow.
The Panama Canal is reducing daily transit availability after below-expected rainfall strained its watershed despite the arrival of the rainy season.
NASA is using International Space Station experiments to test compact medical, exercise, robotic and radiation tools for longer Moon and Mars missions.
Tarbela Dam reached its maximum storage level on Sunday as Pakistan’s water reservoirs continued to swell during the high-flow season, according to the Flood Forecasting Division
Oil markets turned higher after reported attacks in the Red Sea and a fire near the Strait of Hormuz renewed concern about shipments moving through a vital energy