Russia mulls recognizing east Ukraine as independent?
Formally recognizing the self-proclaimed Donetsk People's Republic and the Luhansk People's Republic in Donbas, eastern Ukraine, is seen as one potential step Putin could take if he fails to secure security guarantees he is seeking from the West.
How much fencing remaining on Pak-Afghan border?
Fencing on 2680 kilometres of area along Pak-Afghan border completed while remaining 21 kilometres to be completed soon: Interior Minister
Pentagon officials must resign, demand Muslim groups
Demand comes one day after Pentagon releases video of attack that killed 10 civilians in August
UK law firm seeks arrest of top Indian army officials for Kashmir war crimes
This is the first legal action against Indian government, military 'for war crimes in Kashmir,' says law firm Stoke White
Pakistan’s GDP per capita & GDP shows promising growth
According to the final numbers approved by the committee, the per capita increased to Rs 266,614 or US$ 1,666 in 2020-21 while the size of the economy reached to US$ 346.76 billion.
UN adopts resolution against Holocaust denial
The resolution was approved in the presence of a group of people who survived the Nazi genocide that killed around six million Jews, some two-thirds of the Jewish population of Europe, during World War Two.
2022 T20 World Cup: India, Pakistan set to clash
The arch-rivals will lock horns at the Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG) on October 23, a day after Australia begin their title defence against New Zealand in Sydney
Pakistani start-ups raise $366 million: Razak Dawood
The Adviser said that in terms of market diversification, the exports of traditional Products” increased by 4 percent /$ 79 million for the same comparison.
Pakistan’s GDP to grow at 5.4 per cent: Hammad Azhar
The national economy did not only register a sustainable growth but also country’s exports, remittance and foreign reserves witnessed upward increase during the said period, minister said.
Turkey, Qatar to takeover Kabul airport
Qatar - which helped run the airport along with Turkey after playing a major role in evacuation efforts following the chaotic U.S. withdrawal in August
World Bank chief criticizes Microsoft’s $69 bln gaming deal
World Bank President David Malpass said he was struck by the scale of Microsoft's acquisition deal for "Call of Duty" maker Activision Blizzard. This dwarfed the $23.5 billion in cash contributions by wealthier donor countries to the International Development Association.
Last of the Afghan Sikhs torn over leaving and staying in Afghanistan
In the 1970s, Afghanistan's Sikh population numbered 100,000, but decades of conflict, poverty, and intolerance have driven almost all of them into exile. After the Taliban returned to power in August, a fresh wave of Sikhs fled the country.