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Thursday, November 20, 2025

Katrina Kaif talks about patience and love in new post after wedding

The Bollywood actress shared the pictures from her Haldi ceremony. The posts garnered immense love and appreciation from her fans in Pakistan as well. The wedding of Katrina Kaif has been the top trend in Pakistan for the past few days.

Social media is a threat to democracy: Erdogan

Erdogan said though when it first emerged, social media was hailed as a symbol of freedom, now it has “turned into one of the main sources of threats to today's democracy.” Lies, manufactured news, and disinformation spread rapidly through the use of social media.

Afghan refugees in Pakistan won’t repatriate any time soon

When conditions are ripe and the environment is conducive, the bulk of Afghan refugees in Pakistan will choose to repatriate voluntarily. All efforts must be made to create that environment. A number of initiatives have been launched to cater to the needs of refugees

PM Khan inaugurates mega projects for his hometown

PM Imran Khan is ready to launch a large number of projects for his hometown Mianwali. PTI members claimed that this will be the largest rally in Mianwali history.  According to details, PM Khan will lay the foundation stone for projects worth more than Rs 35 billion.

World powers test Iran’s commitment to talks, Tehran stays firm

World powers and Iran were locked in talks on reviving their nuclear deal on Friday, with a European source saying they were working from texts discussed five months ago and Iranian officials said they were sticking to a tough stance from last week.

US imposes sanctions on China, Myanmar, North Korea and Bangladesh

The United States on Friday imposed extensive human rights-related sanctions on dozens of people and entities tied to China, Myanmar, North Korea and Bangladesh, and added Chinese artificial intelligence company SenseTime Group to an investment blacklist.

UK sanctions Lashkar-e-Jhangvi commander for crimes against humanity

The UK sanctioned a Pakistani national, Furqan Bangalzai, former commander of the banned Lashkar-e-Jhangvi, that is accused of orchestrating the bombing of the Lal Shahbaz Qalandar shrine. Sanctions have also been placed on Myanmar's military.

Understanding India’s defense strategy balancing act

Indo-Russian military and energy cooperation persists due to India’s military and nuclear needs and Russia’s economic needs. However, this bond could be fractured by further escalation of Indo-China tension and a deepening Indo-American military, nuclear, space, and economic cooperation.

Shazia Marri puts her name on donated ambulances?

Azhar Mashwani seemingly accused Shazia Marri of taking credit for the ambulances by stamping her name on them. Shazia Marri responded by asserting that she did not personally have her name written on it. However, she did make efforts for securing the ambulance.

Finland to buy 64 F-35A fighter jets

Finland will replace its fleet of aging fighter jets with an order of 64 F-35A multi-role fighters from US contractor Lockheed Martin in a deal worth 8.4 billion euros ($9.5 billion), the government said on Friday.

40 camels rejected from Saudi beauty contest over botox

The Saudi authorities in their biggest crackdown on camel beauty contestants disqualified 40 camels that received Botox injections and other artificial touch-ups. Authorities discovered dozens of breeders had stretched out the lips and nose of the camels.

Is Modi a lone wolf?

In India itself, the hard-line approach to Muslims as terrorists is that other communities who are not Hindus like Christians, Jains, Buddhists and Sikhs are not viewed from the narrow prism of Hindutva. Modi is not a lone wolf, an exceptional lonely person having extreme views against the Muslim