Pakistan’s Current Account Deficit Reaches $649 Million in June, Raising Economic Concerns

Karachi (HRNW)- Pakistan’s current account deficit widened to $649 million in June 2026, raising concerns among economists, investors, bankers, and policymakers about the country’s external financial position. According to economic analysts, the current account reflects the balance between the country’s foreign exchange inflows and outflows, including exports and imports of goods and services, IT exports, and…

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Noreen Niazi Submits Response to NCCIA Notice, Seeks Details of Allegations

Islamabad (HRNW)- PTI founder Imran Khan’s sister, Noreen Niazi, has submitted a written response through her lawyer to a notice issued by the National Cyber Crime Investigation Agency (NCCIA) regarding alleged objectionable statements against state institutions. In her response, Noreen Niazi questioned the legality of the notice, arguing that the allegations and the relevant legal provisions…

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CCP Fines Certification Firm Rs5 Million for Alleged Trademark Misuse and Deceptive Marketing

Islamabad (HRNW)- The Competition Commission of Pakistan (CCP) has imposed a Rs5 million fine on MCI Bureau of Inspection and Certifications Pakistan for allegedly engaging in trademark infringement and deceptive marketing by using the trademark and logo of the French company Bureau Veritas. According to the CCP, MCI Bureau misled consumers by copying key features of…

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Construction of Rs2.46 Billion Pipri Multi-Logistics Park Accelerates to Boost Port Connectivity

Karachi (HRNW)- Construction work on the Pipri Multi-Logistics Park is progressing rapidly under the Prime Minister’s Task Force on Maritime Reforms, with the project aimed at establishing a modern cargo transportation and logistics system to improve connectivity with Karachi’s ports. According to Engineer Altaf Qadir Bajwa, Project Director of the National Logistics Corporation (NLC) Sindh, the…

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Accountability Court Rejects Bail of Accused in Government Medicines Scandal

Peshawar (HRNW)- The Accountability Court in Peshawar has rejected the bail application of Dr. Muhammad Islam, who was arrested in connection with the alleged government medicines scandal. The case was heard by Accountability Judge Muhammad Zafar. During the proceedings, the NAB prosecutor argued that Dr. Muhammad Islam, a cardiac technician, was allegedly involved in the medicines…

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International Law in Armed Conflict Human Rights Training Course to Be Held in August 2026

COLCHESTER, UNITED KINGDOM (HRNW) — The Essex Human Rights Centre and the Essex Armed Conflict and Crisis Hub at the University of Essex are set to host the “International Law in Armed Conflict” short course from 3–7 August 2026 at the University’s Colchester Campus. The specialised human rights training programme aims to strengthen understanding of…

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International Crisis Group Warns of Escalating Global Conflict Risks, Calls for Stronger Preventive Diplomacy

Brussels, Belgium (HRNW): The International Crisis Group (ICG) has intensified its global conflict prevention efforts by warning that several regions are facing heightened risks of instability due to armed conflict, political tensions, humanitarian emergencies, and declining international engagement. In its latest “Our Radar” and “On the Horizon” assessments, the organization has urged governments, regional organizations,…

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International Rescue Committee Expands Emergency Humanitarian Response as Global Crises Deepen

New York, United States (HRNW): The International Rescue Committee (IRC) has expanded its humanitarian response across several conflict-affected regions, warning that escalating violence, displacement, and declining international humanitarian funding continue to place millions of vulnerable people at risk. In its latest updates, the organization reaffirmed its commitment to delivering life-saving assistance while urging the international…

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UNICEF Reviews Global Programmes Following Expected Budget Decline

New York, United States (HRNW) – The United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) is reviewing its global programmes following an anticipated decline in donor funding. UNICEF officials said the organization is assessing operations in more than 190 countries and territories to ensure that child protection, education, nutrition, and healthcare services continue reaching the most vulnerable children…

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