USA Approves $1.25 Billion Financing to Boost Pakistan’s Reko Diq Project
U.S. EXIM Bank funding aims to support Reko Diq Project mining project in Balochistan, expected to create thousands of jobs in Pakistan and the United States.
India’s Worst Aviation Meltdown: IndiGo Cancels 3,400+ Flights After Failing to Meet New Pilot Rest Rules
Thousands stranded across India as IndiGo faces pilot shortages, mass cancellations, lost baggage, and government scrutiny
Police Use Water Cannons on Imran Khan’s Sisters and PTI Workers Outside Adiala Jail
Aleema Khan urges supporters not to fear water cannons
Saudi Arabia, Qatar Sign Historic Deal to Build 300 km/h High-Speed Rail Link
A landmark agreement between Riyadh and Doha will connect both capitals with a 300 km/h high-speed railway, signaling rapidly improving Gulf relations.
Set in Karachi’s Lyari, Dhurandhar Rakes in Rs. 100 Crore in Just 3 Days
Aditya Dhar returns with a gripping 3.5-hour saga blending espionage, mafia wars, and real-life terror events across Pakistan and India.
Ducky Bhai Alleges Torture, Extortion Attempts During NCCIA Custody
Saadur Rahman (Ducky Bhai) details alleged physical abuse, financial coercion, and legal irregularities in an hour-long video recounting his 100 days in NCCIA custody.
Yalda Hakim Calls Viral Pakistan-India War Clip With Aleema Khan a Deepfake
Sky News presenter Yalda Hakim says a viral video showing her interviewing Imran Khan’s sister about a Pakistan-India war is entirely fabricated through deepfake technology.
Dubai Emerges as a Global Magnet for Billionaires in 2025
Dubai leads global wealth and luxury markets in 2025, attracting billionaires with tax-free benefits, stability, high incomes, and record-breaking inheritance trends.
‘Who Do You Think You Are?’ DG ISPR Calls Out Imran Khan’s Alleged Anti-Army Narrative
DG ISPR Lt. Gen. Ahmed Sharif Chaudhry accuses jailed ex-PM Imran Khan of pushing an ego-driven, anti-army narrative that he says threatens Pakistan’s national security.
Shah Rukh Khan & Kajol Unveil Iconic DDLJ Statue in London’s Leicester Square
A historic tribute as DDLJ becomes the first Indian film honoured in London’s ‘Scenes in the Square’.
The AI frenzy is driving a new global supply chain crisis
An acute global shortage of memory chips is forcing artificial intelligence and consumer-electronics companies to fight for dwindling supplies, as prices soar for the unglamorous but essential components that allow devices to store data.
Afghan Taliban Accuses Pakistan of Airstrikes in Afghanistan
Tensions rise as Kabul accuses Islamabad of violating airspace and causing civilian casualties amid a fragile ceasefire.