What is next for Pakistan after Imran Khan’s exit?

The deep-rooted animosity and never-ending intrigues of India to dismember Pakistan is not a hidden secret. After breaking it into two parts with the help of the former USSR, it is now hatching conspiracies and making plans to further fragment Pakistan.

US condemns Karachi University terror attack

US State Department Spokesperson Ned Price condemned the incident during a press briefing. In strong words, he said a terrorist attack anywhere is an affront to humanity everywhere.

NLC kicks off construction work on Gilgit-Shandur Road

Once completed, the Gilgit-Shandur road will be a game-changer. The CPEC standard road will give a boost to Pakistan's tourism industry. As a result, the living standards of the people of Gilgit-Baltistan will improve.

Deteriorating Israeli-Russian relations: Neutrality no longer an option for Gulf and Turkey

So far, the Biden administration has been restrained in its response to a Saudi and Emirati refusal to increase oil production to reduce prices and help Europe ween itself off its dependence on Russian energy.

UN urges peace amid communal clashes in India on Eid day

Clashes had broken out in the city's Jalori Gate circle, from where Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot hails, following Eid prayers in the locality. The police had resorted to a lathi-charge to disperse the mob.

Government wants to turn us into beggars: Shahbaz Gill

Former Special Assistant to Prime Minister Shahbaz Gill, sarcastically noted that the same ghee which was being sold at Rs. 400 had now been "subisidized" and was priced at Rs. 500.

Russia claims Israeli ‘mercenaries’ fighting in Ukraine

By suggesting that Israelis are fighting alongside Azov -- viewed by Russia as "fascists" and "Nazis" -- Moscow is compounding tensions that started after Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said Sunday that Hitler had "Jewish blood".

How Modi escaped accountability for terrorism against Muslims

During his regime as the Chief Minister, Modi trashed the laws of India and its Constitution and got away. To help him in this huge work of manslaughter, the RSS, VHP, Bajrang Dal, and many other groups were involved - writes Mustafa Khan from Maharashtra, India.

US Secretary of State takes up press freedom with Pakistan

US Secretary of State, Anthony Blinken maintained “a vibrant free press, an informed citizenry are key for any nation and its future” and underscored that practices to curb the freedom of the press in the country “undermine peaceful assembly.”

Punjab’s institutions need a major upgrade – Dr. Farid A. Malik

Following the recent invasion of the Governor's House, ex-Chairman of PSF Dr. Farid A. Malik believes that Punjab, the largest province of the federation, needs a major course correction. Institutions have to be rebuilt to reduce the political influence.

Reza Baqir’s stint as SBP governor comes to an end: Looking back at his successes

The Bank introduced packages and many new facilities which promoted investments, prevented layoffs, enhanced the capacity of the health sector, and facilitated borrowing.

EU ready to slap new sanctions on Russian oil as Ukraine war worsens

Russian forces have turned their heaviest firepower on Ukraine’s east and south after failing to take Kyiv, the capital, in the opening weeks of the war. Zelensky accused Russia of breaching agreements to pause fighting to allow civilians to escape.