Former Pakistan Star Abdul Razzaq Honored at Jubail Ceremony

Ceremony Held in Jubail Honoring Former Pakistan All‑Rounder Abdul Razzaq Waqar Naseem Wamiq, Riyadh – A graceful ceremony was held in the industrial city of Jubail, Saudi Arabia, to honor former Pakistan cricket team all‑rounder Abdul Razzaq, attended by cricketers, sports personalities, representatives of the Saudi and Pakistani communities, and a large number of cricket enthusiasts. Organized by the Jubail Cricket Association (JCA), the event aimed not only to pay tribute to Razzaq’s contributions to Pakistan cricket but also to highlight ongoing efforts to promote the sport in Saudi Arabia.…

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Riyadh Air Launches Direct Flights to Islamabad and Lahore

Riyadh Air Announces Direct Flights to Pakistan Riyadhh (Waqar Naseem Wamic) Saudi Arabia’s new national airline, Riyadh Air, has announced the launch of direct flights to Pakistan, further strengthening air connectivity between Saudi Arabia and Pakistan. Riyadh Air will begin its operations to Pakistan in August, with bookings already open for flights to Islamabad and Lahore. Daily flights from Riyadh to Islamabad will commence on August 14, while three weekly flights between Riyadh and Lahore will begin on August 18. According to reports, Riyadh Air’s modern Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner aircraft…

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Lindsey Graham Dies at 71: South Carolina Senate Succession Begins

Pakistan Chronicle Weekly News Senator Lindsey Graham Dies Suddenly at 71; South Carolina Prepares for Senate Succession By Staff Reporter WASHINGTON, D.C. | Veteran Republican U.S. Senator Lindsey Graham of South Carolina, one of the most influential voices on national security and foreign policy in Congress, died suddenly late Saturday night at his Capitol Hill home following what his office described as a brief and sudden illness. He was 71. Cause of Death Emergency personnel responded to a call reporting cardiac arrest at Graham’s residence on Saturday evening, and the…

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Penny Morales Shaw Discusses School Funding and Immigrant Youth in Texas

PAKISTAN CHRONICLE Houston / Texas Politics Who Cares About Our Youth? With Representative Penny Morales Shaw An Interview Series with our Texas Legislators — Third and final installment of Houston Community Media’s series turns to school funding, over-policing, and the growing pressure on immigrant families in Texas. HOUSTON — For Pakistani American families across Greater Houston, many of whom have built lives around small businesses, medical and engineering careers, and multigenerational households, the concerns raised in a recent legislative briefing will sound familiar: underfunded schools, immigration paperwork stuck in limbo,…

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Bellaire Pointe Senior Living Opens New Community in Houston

GRAND OPEN HOUSE · HOUSTON, TEXAS A New Home Where Faith, Family, and Comfort Come Together Bellaire Pointe Senior Living Opens Its Doors to Houston’s Families Bellaire Pointe Senior Living — Houston, Texas HOUSTON, TEXAS — After months of anticipation, Bellaire Pointe Senior Living has officially opened its doors, offering Houston’s families a warm, dignified, and beautifully designed home for their aging loved ones. Built on the belief that every senior deserves comfort, respect, and a genuine sense of belonging, Bellaire Pointe brings together Independent Living, Assisted Living, Supportive Care,…

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US Measles Cases Hit 35-Year High as Vaccination Rates Fall | Pakistan Chronicle

US Measles Cases Hit 35-Year High as Vaccination Rates Fall, Experts Warn By Pakistan Chronicle Measles cases in the United States have reached their highest level in 35 years, with 2,170 cases reported nationwide as of July 2, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). Public health experts, speaking at a national news briefing hosted by American Community Media on July 10, 2026, warned that vaccine hesitancy, targeted misinformation campaigns, and gaps in the use of Vitamin A therapy are compounding an outbreak that shows no signs…

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