Why is Pakistan’s top court probing the 1979 hanging of former PM Bhutto?

The Supreme Court will hear a plea to reassess the legality of the manner in which Zulfikar Ali Bhutto was hanged.

‘If I die, I die’: The allure of Pakistan’s death-trap route to Europe

About 300 Pakistanis died off the Greek coast in June. Others in their villages still want to make the same journey.

‘An hour from hell’: Surviving six bullets in a Pakistan bus attack

The bus with 45 passengers was hit by armed men last week. Ten people died. Bibi Roshan survived multiple bullet wounds.

Sport Weekly: Inside the plan to revamp English women’s football

This week Al Jazeera covers the impact of ‘NewCo’, surf therapy, and playing football in Robben Island prison.

Why are so many Afghans being kicked out of Pakistan? | Start Here

Hundreds of thousands of Afghans are caught up in Pakistan’s deportation drive.

Hakku and the sea: A Pakistani fisherwoman steps up to support her family

In a sea of men, a fearless grandmother stands out as she tries to make a daily wage on the Karachi coast.

Pakistan court rules against ex-PM Imran Khan’s plea to shift case

The rebuff from Islamabad High Court represents the latest legal setback to Khan’s attempts to contest elections.

Prominent Pashtun activist critical of Pakistan army allegedly ‘abducted’

Manzoor Pashteen missing after his arrest for speaking at protest to demand free cross-border movement with Afghanistan.

Four children among seven injured in Pakistan blast near Peshawar school

No group has claimed responsibility yet in a city that witnessed one of the world’s worst school attacks in 2014.

‘Abhorrent move’: Salman Butt withdrawn as consultant after backlash

PCB has withdrawn Salman Butt as a selection consultant following criticism from fans and experts.

Gunmen kill eight bus passengers in northern Pakistan

No group immediately claimed responsibility for the attack and the motive for the shooting was unclear.

Jailed ex-Pakistan PM Imran Khan’s party elects new head before election

Gohar Ali Khan elected new PTI chairman to allow the party to take part in national election scheduled for February 8.

Five grassroots climate justice movements COP28 could learn from

From Pakistan to Paraguay, these campaigns are trying to bring out changes in communities at front line of the crisis

Pakistan’s top court hears petition to halt deportations of Afghans

Human rights groups file the petition amid an ongoing crackdown on undocumented foreigners in the country.

Sport Weekly: Child athletes on the joys and the perils of competing

This week Al Jazeera covers issues for child athletes, Eritrea’s deserting footballers and scolded Pakistani cricketers.

Is Modi’s India cosying up to the Taliban?

The embassy of the former Afghan government has shuttered in New Delhi amid allegations that India stopped helping it.

Pakistani girl killed after photos with boy’s arm around her go viral

The murder is the latest in a spate of more than 5,000 incidents since 2012 in which women have been killed.

Pakistan cricketers told to ‘prioritise country’ after poor World Cup

Star players have been denied permission to play franchise cricket as board doubles down on workload management.

Pakistan court orders ex-PM Imran Khan’s open trial inside jail premises

Court says a fresh trial in the so-called cypher case will be held in prison but will be open to media and the public.