Women’s education in Pakistan: An important need of hour

Pakistan has struggled for many years with the gender inequality of women achieving an education within their country. Pakistan is the sixth most populated country in the world, but with more than 40 percent of women never receiving an education, the nation has one of the lowest literacy rates on the continent.

North & South Korea agree “in principle” to end war

The Korean War was fought from 1950-1953 between North Korea and South Korea. It ended on July 27, 1953. However, no peace accord has been signed between the two sides despite numerous attempts, and hence technically, the conflict continues.

Trump slams Netanyahu for not wanting peace with Palestine

Trump's criticism comes on the heels of a kick at the former Israeli prime minister last week, when he said Netanyahu was disloyal because he dared to congratulate US President Joe Biden on his election win in November of last year.

Saudi, Iranian experts meet in Jordan for security dialogue

The talks took place at the Arab Institute for Security Studies, where a number of security and technical issues, as well as means of boosting regional stability, were discussed. The discussions also focused on reducing the threat of missiles.

Punjab bans abusive slurs for sanitation workers

Vice-chairman of the municipal committee for Attock district issued a notification to ban abusive slurs and derogatory terms for sanitation workers. The notification comes as sanitary workers began a social media campaign highlighting the abusive slurs they receive.

India’s new cinematic sensation makes it to next year’s Oscars

P.S. Vinothraj's low-budget debut movie "Koozhangal" -- internationally known by its translated title "Pebbles" -- has been selected as India's entry to the international feature film category at next year's Oscars. Indian critics have described the movie as a "masterpiece."

Hassan Ali snubs journalist, gets mixed response from netizens

Hassan Ali refused to answer a question regarding the rumors circulating about him and asked the journalist to ask another question. However, adamant to ask the same question, journalist Anas Saeed insisted the cricketer listen to his complete question.

Russian President Putin became driver of cab after Soviet fall

RIA-Novosti, reporting from excerpts of the documentary, said Putin had revealed that he worked occasionally as a taxi driver to boost his income.

Gunmen kill second policeman guarding polio vaccinators

Two gunmen riding a motorbike opened fire on a policeman who was guarding a two-member female polio vaccination team in the Sheikh Uttar area, killing him on the spot. Earlier, two men gunned down a policeman who was also guarding a vaccination team in the same area.

UAE energy company agrees to build power plants in Iran

The United Arab Emirates is walking a diplomatic high wire between superpower ally Washington, new friend Israel and old adversary Iran as it seeks to avoid a costly regional conflict that could torpedo its trade and tourism ambitions. What does this move implicate about the future?

Son of justice Rana Shamim plans own political party, Shaan-e-Pakistan

Ahmed said that he idolizes the founder of Pakistan, Muhammad Ali Jinnah and that he will run his party upon his principles. He aims to bring a different political manifesto than that presented by PM Khan. He also believes that he can do better than PM Khan.

PM Khan to launch universal healthcare for Punjab

According to details, families with the Sehat Insaf card can avail free medical facilities of upto Rs 7,20,000 per person. The card will also provide transportation from resident to hospital and vice versa. Importantly, the card can be used in 300 government and private hospitals.