UN seeks $160 million for flood relief in Pakistan

Tens of millions of people have been affected by relentless monsoon rains that have submerged a third of Pakistan and claimed more than 1,100 lives.

Iran still engaged on its nuclear programme, says ex-Mossad chief

‘We proved that Iran lied to the International Atomic Energy Agency with thousands of documents we obtained from Iran's archives,’ says Yossi Cohen

Haleem Adil Sheikh accuses Sindh Police of torture

PTI's leader of the Opposition in the Sindh Assembly Haleem Adil Sheikh has accused the Sindh Police of torture. A video of Haleem Adil...

Struggling with Jinnah’s Vision for Pakistan

The author, CSP Khizar Abbasi discusses the current politico-socio economic crisis faced by Pakistan at the backdrop of Jinnah’s vision for his country. He adds that to rationalize Jinnah’s vision, it is pertinent give precedence to national interests over political interests and strategically structure the economy.

Tesla faces lawsuit in US over vehicles suddenly braking for no reason

According to the lawsuit, a Tesla Model 3 owner from California sued the electric car manufacturer in a proposed class action over automobiles halting abruptly for inexistent barriers.

WATCH: Lt. Gen Asif Ghafoor meets ‘Kana Yari’ singer Wahab Bugti

Last week, Pakistan Army officials, running flood relief and rescue operation in Balochistan, met Coke Studio’s ‘Kana Yaari’ singer Wahab Bugti.

Meera performs at NYC Times Square to raise money for flood victims

She said she aims to raise awareness globally regarding the destruction in Pakistan due to floods. Meera says she is ready to perform anywhere in the world for flood victims.

Russian-Ukrainian ties are mending: Turkish foreign minister

Finding negotiated solution was easier in initial weeks of Ukraine war, says Mevlut Cavusoglu, adding that now, 'things have changed'

Revival of IMF programme is not an end in itself: PM

Resumption of the long-awaited International Monetary Fund (IMF) loan programme has urged the government to fasten its seatbelt for an economic ride towards prosperity....

What is Pakistan going through right now

Pakistan is in the midst of a humanitarian disaster after extreme flooding prompted by "monster monsoon" rain this summer has led to a staggering number of casualties and damage.

SHC demands answers from K-Electric, NEPRA over high electricity taxes

The over-billing of the electricity bills and long load-sheddings have infuriated citizens. Payment of inflated electricity bills is beyond their affordability.

Flood victims complain they did not get relief goods during Maryam Nawaz visit

A video of the woman, who Maryam Nawaz is hugging in her Twitter display picture, has emerged on Twitter. She asked what kind of solidarity was this in which they were not provided with any relief.