US Bitcoin business: boom or bane?
"China's bitcoin mining ban was basically an unintentional gift to the US," he said. "Thanks to their ban an entire sector migrated to North America -- along with innovation, labor and machines."
CPEC set to bring new digital infrastructure projects
At present, there are about 3.7 million broadband users in Pakistan. Among the 51,000 villages in the country, most are not covered by telecommunications services.
Tarin dismisses reports of failure of talks between IMF and Pakistan
Finance Minister Shaukat Tarin has dismissed reports that the talks between Pakistan and the International Monetary Fund (IMF) about the recommencement of the $6 billion Extended Fund Facility (EFF) had failed.
Anti-Quackery directorate seals fake clinics across Sindh
Under Section (u/s) 39 of the SHCC regulations 2017, the Directorate of Anti Quackery (DAQ) has the power to inspect any health care institution, seize any or all evidence and seal/close down any premises where ‘quackery’ is being practiced in any form whatsoever
PTI govt to meet opposition
The information minister advised the opposition to focus on electoral reforms and other national issues instead of raising non-issues
This is how Taiwan is becoming hub of EVs
The vehicles - an SUV, a sedan and a bus - were made by Foxtron, a joint venture between Foxconn and Taiwanese car maker Yulon Motor Co Ltd.
Encircling Russia, US defence chief lands in Georgia
The first Pentagon chief to visit since 2014, Austin will seek to renew a military training program and demonstrate America’s commitment to Tbilisi, which has sought for years to become a full member of NATO.
Turkey demands US restoration of ties
Like Pakistan, Turkey seeks review of ties with US. Turkey’s ambassador to Washington in an article wrote that there are political, social, and security fractures.
Transgenders get special focus under ‘Ehsaas Rehri Ban’ project
The poor and small pedlars in the main `Markaz’ of these sectors are being provided with the licenses and modern cart at their points after conducting proper survey.
PM promotes Swat’s Buddhist tourism potential
Carved on a granite cliff in the 7th century, the Buddha of Swat was restored to almost its original position with the Italian government’s assistance, after it was damaged by the terrorists.
India fears Kashmir might witness Taliban’s fallout
As Prime Minister Narendra Modi set out his Taliban worries to world leaders this week, Indian forces staged raids and battled Kashmir militants who he fears could be emboldened by the Islamists' victory in Afghanistan.
UN stands with victims of Kandahar mosque attack
The Islamic State's Afghanistan chapter has been responsible for some of the deadliest attacks in those countries in recent years. The blast occurred against the backdrop of the deepening and multifaceted crisis in Afghanistan Medical supplies are running dangerously low, and outbreaks of measles and acute watery diarrhoea are on the rise.