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Saturday, November 15, 2025

Secy Blinken faces contentious House hearing on Biden’s Afghan exit

Secy Blinken on Monday faced a contentious House hearing as Republicans slammed Biden for bringing US great humiliation by his muddled exit strategy. Blinken defended Biden's approach by claiming that we inherited a deadline not a plan.

Chess match with COAS Bajwa changed a young girl’s life

In 2018, Maliha Ali played chess with COAS Bajwa where his praise and appreciation further sparked her interest and encouraged her to actively pursue chess. Maliha Ali now teaches chess to female students. Needless to say, the student became the teacher!

Scandal in Sindh: School desks cost Rs. 29,500?

Reports are emerging that Sindh is allegedly purchasing school desks for a whopping amount of Rs. 29,500 when in reality, it could easily get desks for under Rs. 7000. TIP urges the Sindh CM to hold the offenders accountable for such blatant corruption!

Engro signs PKR 4,500 million Islamic syndicated facility with Meezan Bank

In a bid to boost Pakistan's telecom industry, Engro entered into an Islamic syndicate arrangement amounting to PKR 4,500 million, led by Meezan Bank and Faysal Bank. This will ​finance the development of tower sites for various mobile network operators.

Bold move as Asad Qaiser locks journalists out of Parliament?

NA Speaker Asad Qaiser’s decision to bar journalists from attending the Presidential address at the Parliament sparked outrage. While staging a protest, journalists called the act “illegal and unconstitutional.” Even SAPM Ali Nawaz Awan considered it wrong.

FM Qatar encourages Afghan leaders to reconcile on national goals

Qatar FM encourages Afghan leaders to reconcile on national goals on his high level visit to Afghanistan to earn international recognition. He adds that their cooperation in governance is essential for Afghan development, flow of aid which is held back and lasting peace for the region.

Afghans sell possessions as livelihoods crush, cash dries up

Afghans are reduced to sell their possessions as livelihoods crush, economy plummets and cash in the bank starts to dry. Is selling their possessions to pay for food the solution to overcome hunger or can they expect worse to come?

Why is “Indian Army War Crimes” trending in Pakistan?

Ever since the dossier, the #IndianArmyWarCrimes is trending on Twitter as netizens demand the international community to hold India accountable. Seems like Pakistan is once again reminding the international community of what the Indian Army does in IIOJK. 

UNHCR: Taliban’s statements on Afghan women rights contradict reality

UNHCR chief claimed that as Taliban's statements on Afghan women rights contradict reality, their other pledges need to be taken with a metaphorical grain of salt in the backdrop of its ethnic Pashtun dominated cabinet and zero women representation.

Garlic worth millions stolen from Pakistan’s lab

As per the official documents, culprits stole 16 bags with around 264.77kg of newly developed high yield Garlic seed (HG-1). The theft comes ahead of the garlic growing season which starts in October.

PTI leads with PML-N as runner up in cantt board elections

With a neck and neck race, the future looked promising for PML-N, however, PTI still managed to win. PPP on the other hand failed to make a strong impact. It tied with PTI in Sindh but won no seats in either Punjab or Balochistan.

Munir Akram praises UN chief’s report on much-needed multilateralism

Pak envoy Munir Akram hails UN chief's report on enhanced multilateralism as the world stands on the brink of destruction amid grave crisis. He adds that mobilizing international solidarity, both at the national, and international level is imperative.