Russia claims major victory as Ukraine’s forces withdraw from Lysychansk
The battlefield focus now shifts to the neighbouring Donetsk region, where Kyiv still controls swathes of territory.
Japan protests against Chinese activity near disputed islands
Japanese officials regularly protest the presence of Chinese coastguard vessels in waters near the islands
Miftah Ismail lands in hot waters
Finance Minister, Miftah Ismail is criticized for being anti-business and corrupt seeking to crush small businesses.
Sikhs vote in referendum to achieve separate homeland from India
The Sikh community had been demanding for a separate homeland Khalistan for the last many decades
UK probing hacking of army’s social media accounts
"We are aware of a breach of the Army’s Twitter and YouTube accounts and an investigation is underway," said a ministry statement.
Pakistan’s startup sector had a dramatic dip in funding!
“If you’re a business that bleeds a ton of money w/ no path to profitability, 2021 may have been your year, but certainly not in 2022."
Jemima Goldsmith asks what is wrong with PMLN
Back in April, PMLN had organized the first protest outside the house of Jemima Goldsmith. Jemima had taken to Twitter and informed her Twitter followers.
Sajal Aly speaks up on petrol price increase
Leading Pakistani actress Sajal Aly shames the sitting government for another petrol price hike. The actress expressed her views in an Instagram story. The actress...
First post-pandemic hajj brings a huge number of Muslims to Mecca
Saudi Arabia, home to Islam's holiest sites in Mecca and Medina, allowed back foreign travellers this year to perform the hajj.
Good news for government employees
Government has announced a raise in salaries and pensions and there is an increase in the minimum and maximum wages of the employees
Khizr Muazzam Khan, Pakistani-American, to get highest US Civil Award
He is among the 17 individuals from across the US who will receive the award this year. Muazzam Khan and his wife Ghazala were being declared ‘Golden Parents’.
Low downstream at Kotri destroys Indus Delta as people & farms remain thirsty
Despite being in power at federal level, the PPP, which runs Sindh, is unable to get due share of water for the province as farmers and households protest against severe water shortage.
