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ProPakistani2h ago
PIA Gets Clearance to Fly Boeing 787 in Pakistan for First Time

Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) has received clearance to operate the Boeing 787 in Pakistan for the first time, after aviation… Read More The post PIA Gets Clearance to Fly Boeing 787 in Pakistan for First Time appeared first on ProPakistani.

Dawn2h ago▼
7 killed as jeep plunges down mountain slope on outskirts of Muzaffarabad

MUZAFFARABAD: Seven people, including a father and his two sons, were killed when a passenger jeep plunged down a mountain slope on the outskirts of Muzaffarabad on Sunday, officials said. The jeep had set off from Nakka Shakkar Pattiyan village for Seri Darra village towards th…

Business Recorder2h ago
Iran denies border closure reports, says trade with Pakistan continues

Iran has denied reports that it has closed its borders to Pakistan, saying there are no restrictions on the export of Iranian goods, including liquefied petroleum gas (LPG), while blaming changes to Pakistan’s import documentation procedures for disrupting cargo shipments. Irani…

Dawn2h ago
Pak-US reset?

SINCE early 2025, Pakistan’s relations with the US have taken an upturn after years of mutual disenchantment. Why did the US opt for this reset? And will this bonhomie last? Historically, Pakistan and the US have come close only when their interests converged. America has prefer…

ProPakistani2h ago
Pakistanis Work Abroad So Elites Can Live Better in DHA: Atif Mian

Renowned economist Atif Mian has said Pakistan’s policy of sending its workers abroad is built to bring home foreign currency… Read More The post Pakistanis Work Abroad So Elites Can Live Better in DHA: Atif Mian appeared first on ProPakistani.

Business Recorder3h ago
Five things to know about Imtiaz Ahmed, Lotte Chemical Pakistan’s chairman

Imtiaz Ahmed, a veteran of Pakistan’s petrochemical industry with an academic background in business administration, heads the board of Lotte Chemical Pakistan Limited following a change in the company’s ownership in 2025. Here are five things to know about his education, career…

ProPakistani3h ago
Pakistan Under Pressure to Close Iran Border

Pakistan is facing growing pressure from the United States to cut off Iran’s land trade routes, as the Trump administration… Read More The post Pakistan Under Pressure to Close Iran Border appeared first on ProPakistani.

Geo News4h ago
Iran says border with Pakistan open, LPG exports face no restrictions

Pakistani pilgrims walk with their belongings after they returned from Iran, following the Israeli strikes in Iran, at the Pakistan-Iran border crossing in Taftan, Pakistan June 19, 2025. — ReutersIran says borders with neighbouring countries remain open.Hundreds of LPG trucks a…

Business Recorder4h ago
Pakistan keep England to 241 despite Duckett ton

LAHORE: Pakistan paceman Shaheen Shah Afridi grabbed four wickets to limit England to 241 despite a fighting century by Ben Duckett in Lahore on Sunday. Battling to stay in the tri-series after losing their first two games, England never fully recovered after slipping to 19-3 on…

The News5h ago
Trump heads to Michigan after Obama rallies Democrats: What to know

Trump heads to Michigan after Obama rallies Democrats: What to knowOn Sunday, US President Donald Trump will rally Republicans in eastern Michigan-a day after former President Barack Obama campaigned for Democrats in the state highlighting its importance ahead of next week’s mid…

ProPakistani5h ago▲
iPhone Duo Fails Basic Durability Test in Huge Blow to Apple

Apple’s first foldable phone the iPhone Duo has failed a popular durability test just a day after market launch. The… Read More The post iPhone Duo Fails Basic Durability Test in Huge Blow to Apple appeared first on ProPakistani.

Business Recorder5h ago
Ship carrying 4,000 tonnes of LPG docks at Port Qasim

A vessel carrying 4,000 metric tons of liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) from Bahrain arrived at Port Qasim on October 24, as Pakistan faces supply shortages and rising prices of the fuel. The vessel, Yellowstone, berthed at 8:42am, and port handling of the imported consignment has…

ProPakistani6h ago
US Wants More Influence Over Pakistan: Rubio

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio has said Washington’s growing ties with Pakistan could give it more influence over the… Read More The post US Wants More Influence Over Pakistan: Rubio appeared first on ProPakistani.

Business Recorder6h ago▼
Security forces kill TTP commander in Balochistan’s Qila Saifullah

Security forces killed a terrorist commander affiliated with Fitna al-Khawarij during an intelligence-based operation in Qila Saifullah, Balochistan, Aaj News reported, citing security sources. The commander, identified as Adil Shah alias Darwish, was involved in attacks on secu…

Pakistan's news, as it breaks — in one place

Pakistan produces a relentless news cycle, and it lives in a hundred places at once — dozens of national newspapers, television channels and specialist outlets, each with its own website and feed. Following what is happening in a single city, or keeping up with one subject as it develops, normally means juggling a stack of browser tabs. Pak Monitor exists to close that gap: it continuously watches the public feeds of Pakistan's major news organisations and pulls new stories into one live, filterable stream, organised by city and by topic, the moment they are published.

The result is a single place to watch the country's news as it happens. Narrow the feed to Karachi or Lahore, follow only crime or only business, group together the duplicate coverage that appears when every outlet chases the same story, and keep an eye on the subjects that matter to you — from the KSE-100 index to the FIFA World Cup — without leaving the page.

What Pak Monitor tracks

Every incoming story is automatically sorted into the categories Pakistani readers care about most, so you can follow a single beat or scan them all at once:

  • Politics — Federal and provincial politics — parliament, the courts, elections, party movements and the policy decisions that shape daily life across Pakistan.
  • Crime — Law-and-order reporting from Pakistan's cities: police operations, street crime, court cases and the security stories that dominate local coverage.
  • Accident — Road, rail and industrial accidents, fires and building collapses — the incident reporting that spreads fastest across a city's news feeds.
  • Weather — Monsoon rains, heatwaves, flooding and the alerts issued by the Pakistan Meteorological Department, tracked as warnings are published.
  • Business — Trade, industry, energy, the rupee and the wider economy — the commercial news that moves Pakistan's markets and its job market alike.
  • Sports — Cricket, football, hockey and more — national teams, domestic leagues and the international fixtures Pakistani fans follow most closely.
  • Health — Public-health news: disease outbreaks, hospitals, vaccination drives and the medical stories that affect Pakistani communities.

How Pak Monitor works

Pak Monitor reads the publicly available RSS feeds of Pakistan's leading news organisations — national dailies, broadcasters and specialist business and sport outlets — and refreshes them continuously through the day. For each story it keeps the headline, a short summary, the name of the outlet and a link straight to the original article. It never republishes the full text of a report: every click goes back to the newsroom that did the work.

Behind the feed, a few automated steps turn that flood of headlines into something usable. Each story is tagged to a city whenever it mentions that city or one of its neighbourhoods; near-identical reports of the same event from different outlets are clustered together so one story does not crowd out everything else; and every item is classified by topic so the filters and trending sections stay accurate. When several outlets suddenly converge on one city or one subject, that surge surfaces as an activity spike.

Following a city or a topic

Pick one or more of the ten cities Pak Monitor tracks to see only their news, or open a dedicated city page for a focused view with its own activity chart and background. Topic pages go deeper on a single subject — live KSE-100 figures and the day's biggest market movers on the Stocks page, fixtures, results and live scores on the FIFA World Cup page — while the daily digest rounds up the last 24 hours at a glance.

Everything is free and needs no account. Your filters live in your own browser and can be saved or shared as a link, and because Pak Monitor is a Progressive Web App you can install it on your phone and open it like any other app.

Why real-time coverage matters

In a country where a weather warning, a security incident or a market swing can reshape the day, the gap between a story breaking and a reader seeing it matters. Pak Monitor is built to shrink that gap — not by writing the news, but by making the news that Pakistan's journalists publish easier to find, follow and make sense of, city by city and topic by topic.

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Pak Monitor is an aggregator and index — it links to reporting by Pakistan's outlets and never republishes full articles. Learn more on About, FAQ and Privacy.