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Thursday, February 12, 2026

Indonesia to send 10 shiploads of palm oil for Pakistan

Indonesia will supply a total of 0.25 million metric tons of edible oil to Pakistan. The first ship carrying 30,000 metric tons of edible oil from Indonesia will leave for Pakistan today.

Mothers bear brunt of climate change in Pakistan’s hottest city

Widespread poverty and frequent power cuts mean many people can't afford or use air conditioning or at times even a fan to cool down.

Pakistan’s skipper Babar Azam eyes to win T20, ODI world cup for Pakistan

"The first and foremost thing is that you have to have belief in yourself and with that mindset I get into the middle and bat with a positive and aggressive intent."

Ahsan Iqbal asks nation to cut tea consumption to save country

Netizens are cracking hilarious reactions and suggestions regarding the ways through which Pakistan can reduce its import bill. Some have shared serious suggestions on how Pakistan can reduce its import bill and save foreign reserves

Questioning the authenticity of NAB

Since its inception, the National Accountability Bureau (NAB) has been mired in one controversy after another. Opposition parties have strongly believed that it was being used as a political tool to victimize them.

Electricity prices to increase again

The implementation of the Rs7.91 per unit increase will be done in three phases. The first phase of Rs3.50 per unit will take effect from July, the second, also of Rs3.50 per unit, from August, and the third of nearly Rs1 per unit from the following month.

NA demands expulsion of Indian ambassador within 24 hours

The National Assembly (NA) urges the government to expel the Indian ambassador within 24 hours and boycott the Indian products.

Social media addiction and its political dynamics

Ghonim was behind the anonymous postings on Facebook and YouTube that are widely credited with instigating and extending support for the mass public demonstrations that began in late January 2011 in Tahrir Square in Cairo.

US, S.Korea ready to reply N.Korea’s nuclear aggression

Both Blinken and South Korean Foreign Minister Park Jin said their government was ready to negotiate with Pyongyang "without preconditions."

Pakistani film Javed Iqbal has been selected for Berlin Film Festival

Abu Aleeha has directed and written the movie which is based on his novel ‘Kukri’. The two-part book delves into the life and crime of the killer Javed Iqbal and unearths how Javed Iqbal turned into a serial killer.

Saudi Arabia-Iran: The issue of confrontation over regional dominance

Iran is also being alleged for flexing its muscle in strategic pathways of the gulf by which the major supply of Saudi Arabia is shipped. The US has also accused Iran of attacks on its oil tanker, but the allegations have been denied by Iran. 

Twitter slams police for manhandling Baloch protestors

The law enforcement’s heavy-handed approach to seemingly peaceful protesters has gone viral on social media as people call for action to be taken against police brutality.
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