Imran Khan: A failed politician or a master strategist?

Pakistan's lawmakers voted to remove Prime Minister Imran Khan from office in a vote of no confidence. The nuclear-armed Islamic nation has been in political turmoil ever since.

Crown Prince Saudi Arabia appointed as Prime Minister

The move effectively formalises power already wielded by Prince Mohammed, who has been the kingdom's de facto ruler for several years, analysts said.

Overview of US nuclear weaponry and arms expenditure

Part of the reason for NATO's establishment in 1949, and its ongoing existence and expansion, is to ensure that Europe, and especially Germany, remain dependent upon America and also obedient.

Senator Ishaq Dar takes oath as finance minister

The oath-taking ceremony was attended by federal ministers, parliamentarians and senior government officials.

JS Bank’s relief efforts for flood victims in full swing!

The President & CEO of JS Bank personally visited the camps, along with senior team members to review the efforts of the JS Flood Relief team.

Why Western nations are alarmed by Putin’s nuclear warnings

Putin controls the world's largest nuclear arsenal, including a new generation of hypersonic weapons and ten times more tactical nuclear weapons than the West

Reviewing legal framework on control of Narcotics substances in Pakistan

At the international level, Pakistan must leverage its position to strike partnerships with other countries and international forums to introduce robust international cooperation and mutual legal aid arrangements.

US secretary of state promises to address Indian visa concerns

US visa services are still attempting to clear a backlog after Washington halted almost all visa processing worldwide in March 2020 due to the pandemic

Afghan Taliban signs historic economic deal with Russia

Nooruddin Azizi said his ministry was working to diversify its trading partners and that Russia had offered the Taliban administration a discount to average global commodity prices.

UN urges Iran to stop using “disproportionate force” against protestors

Protests in Iran against the morality police and the hijab law quickly evolved into the most serious challenge that Iran's Shia Muslim clerical establishment has faced in years.

Maryam Nawaz made a deal for Ishaq Dar’s return?

Due to the recent onslaught of leaked audios, Maryam Nawaz is being accused of interfering in government matters despite holding no public office.

India cracks down on Muslim group

Numerous members of a Muslim organisation were detained by Indian authorities on Tuesday after they were accused of engaging in violent and anti-national behaviour.