PSL to be held next year

The tournament is usually held during February and March every year but the PCB is expecting Australia to tour Pakistan during that window

Tunisia, Japan celebrate unexpected gold, Australia smash world record

On a day of surprises, Tunisian teenager Ahmed Hafnaoui pulled off the biggest shock of all with a stunning victory in the men's 400m freestyle

Slain journalist Danish Siddiqui's work

He loses his life while covering Afghan-Taliban clashes near the Pakistan border

Curfew imposed in Afghanistan

Aside from the capital Kabul and two other provinces, no movement will be allowed between 22:00 and 04:00

COVID casts shadow on metro rail launch

The partial launch looks to overshoot the December deadline, but officials can’t confirm a new date amid the pandemic

Global supply chains buckle as virus variant, disasters strike

Events have conspired to drive global supply chains towards breaking point, threatening the fragile flow of raw materials, parts and consumer goods, say analysts

AOC makes push into political merchandise

She is investing heavily in her online store, selling T-shirts, sweatshirts and other merchandise with her name, "AOC" initials or slogans, including "Tax the Rich"

Montana’s trout under threat as drought intensifies

The state is imposing more restrictions on fishing this year as the combination of extreme conditions poses long-term problems

How tech won the pandemic

As the world reeled, Silicon Valley supplied the tools that made life and work possible. Now tech companies are awash in money

Biden officials expect vulnerable Americans to need booster shots

Senior officials now say they expect that people who are 65 and older or who have compromised immune systems will most likely need a third shot

US wildfires turn full moon orange

Raging wildfires in the US northwest and southwestern Canada cast an orange tint on July's full moon

A pig with a nose for truffles could draw a bounty

In the high-stakes world of truffle hunting, the bond between human and animal may be priceless, but the economics are real