February 7, 2026

Second Suicide Blast Hits Islamabad Despite Tightened Security Measures

A deadly suicide blast at Tarlai Imambargah marks the second major terror attack in Islamabad in less than three months. Authorities had increased security, installed e-tags on vehicles, and set up barricades to prevent such strikes.

February 7, 2026

Deadly Suicide Bombing in Islamabad Raises Security Alarm and Suspicions on TTP and IS

A suicide bombing in an Islamabad imambargah during Friday prayers has left Pakistan searching for answers. Officials link it to TTP and IS, urging stronger security and thorough investigation.

February 7, 2026

US Pushes for New Nuclear Talks with Russia and China, Accuses China of Secret Test

The US urges three-way nuclear talks with Russia and China after the New START treaty expired. It also accused China of secret nuclear tests, raising global arms control tensions.

February 7, 2026

Pakistan Proposes Rs200-675 Fixed Monthly Electricity Charges for 28.5m Households to Fund Industry Relief

Pakistan plans fixed monthly electricity charges between Rs200 and Rs675 for over 28.5 million homes to raise Rs125 billion and offer Rs4.04 per unit discount to industries. Nepra also approves a Rs1.21 per unit fuel cost increase for February bills.

February 7, 2026

Suicide Blast at Islamabad Shia Mosque Kills 31, Over 170 Injured

A suicide bombing at a Shia mosque in Islamabad killed at least 31 people and injured more than 170. The attacker blew himself up at the mosque’s gate after Friday prayers. No group claimed the attack. Pakistan’s defense minister blamed India, while analysts say local militants may be involved.

February 7, 2026

28 Dead, 105 Injured in Islamabad Imambargah Terror Attack; PIMS Hospital in Emergency

The Imambargah Khadijatul Kubra terror attack left 28 dead and 105 injured. PIMS hospital in Islamabad rushed victims for treatment amid grief, anger, and prayers.

February 7, 2026

Pakistan's Massive Borrowing Fails to Boost Economy, Private Sector Credit Shrinks

Pakistan borrowed Rs24 trillion and doubled revenues in two years, yet economic growth remains slow. Bank lending to the government left little credit for private businesses. Poverty and unemployment rise as GDP growth stalls near 3.7%. Officials hesitate to cut interest rates despite low inflation.

February 7, 2026

Tamil Nadu Boosts Textile Sector with New Subsidies and Policies

Tamil Nadu's new textile policy offers hefty subsidies for weaving, processing, and technical textiles. Sixteen textile bodies praised government support driving modernization and growth.

February 7, 2026

Hong Kong urges stronger animal laws after invasive 85kg snapping turtle found

An 85kg alligator snapping turtle was found in a Hong Kong pond, sparking calls for tougher pet laws, microchipping reptiles, and better biosecurity to protect native wildlife.

February 7, 2026

US Influencer Fined for Reckless Ebike Ride on Sydney Harbour Bridge Amid Soaring Injuries

NSW police fined US influencer Sur Ronster for negligent driving during an illegal ebike ride on Sydney Harbour Bridge at peak hour. The group of 40 riders endangered public safety. Ebike injuries in NSW have surged in 2025, prompting calls for stricter law enforcement.