♦ Trump commends Pakistan for arrest of terrorist behind Kabul Airport bombing: Declares US to 'wage war' on Mexican drug cartels: Says tariffs to bring 'a little disturbance' to US economy
♦ Summary to convene NA session sent to President House
♦ Shehbaz thanks Trump for acknowledging Pakistan’s support
♦ IMF mission visits IBA Karachi to discuss Pakistan’s economic growth: IMF’s review mission head Nathan Porter and Maher Bneiky answer IBA students’ questions: Delegation shares perspective on Pakistan’s economic future:
♦ CM Maryam reviews progress on 3-Marla Free Plot Scheme
♦ Court orders release of 52 PTI workers on bail in Nov 26 protest case
♦ Deaths 12 as clearance operation is on after terror hit in Bannu Cantt: Terrorist network traced; phone calls from Bannu attackers linked to Afghanistan: Security forces vow to eliminate every terrorist: President, PM, Interior Minister, Punjab CM condemn terror attack
♦ Four children die after fire guts their tent house in Bahawalpur
♦ Diamonds, gold, forex worth Rs100m stolen from Karachi bank locker
♦ 12 flights cancelled, many delayed at Karachi Airport
♦ Three die in truck-coach collision in Kairpurs
♦ Shami admits playing at one venue 'definitely helps' finalists India
♦ Sunil Gavaskar backs Rohit after fat-shaming row
♦ Coach Gambhir hits out at critics of India's one-venue advantage
♦ Australia’s Steve Smith calls time on ODI career
♦ America 'is back', declares Trump in Congress speech: Says Zelensky os ready for Russia talks, mineral deal: Tells Greenland US will get it 'one way or the other': US 'taking back' Panama Canal after ports deal: Declares US to 'wage war' on Mexican drug cartels: Says tariffs to bring 'a little disturbance' to US economy
♦ Israel kills Hezbollah navy commander in Lebanon strike
♦ Arab leaders endorse $53b plan to rebuild Gaza under Palestinian Authority
♦ China files complaint with WTO against US tariffs
♦ Muslim Democrat holds up sign as Trump speaks
♦ Rare Banksy painting sells for $5.5m at London sale
♦ US tax agency weighs firing half of its 90,000 employees
♦ Canada strikes back in Trump's trade war