Why punishing the Sialkot culprits in not enough?

A Sri Lankan national Priyantha Kumara, who was working as a manager at a private factory in Sialkot, was beaten to death and his body was later set on fire by a mob over alleged blasphemy. Once again in Pakistan, the blasphemy law has been wrongly used

Pakistan to send youth to KSA for jobs

On Sunday, Pakistan and Saudi Arabia signed two agreements on worker recruitment and skills verification of the Pakistani workforce employed in KSA. The agreements were...

Pakistan salt rock enters Chinese market

In addition to edible salt and salt lamps, bath salt and salt plates for sauna are also gradually becoming popular in the Chinese market.

Fazl wants to derail system for personal interests: Fawad

Fawad believed that the PDM’s date and policy for the march was not final. Maulana had a track record of changing his policies in the past, he added.

PIA to carry out 48 flights per week to Saudi Arabia

In the light of directives of PIA’s Chief Executive Officer Air Marshal Arshad Malik, he said, the number of flights had been increased from 33 to 48.

Malala asks US to save girls’ education in Afghanistan

The Nobel Peace Prize winner Malala met with Blinken and other officials at the State Department to urge greater focus on the millions of girls in Afghanistan being denied an education.

Fawad Chaudhry’s words spreading extremism: Senator Ejaz

Senator Ejaz received mass criticism for congratulating TLP Chief saad Rizvi on his release. Minister Fawad Chaudhry termed the meeting as "vulgar." Reacting to the strong statements, Ejaz Chaudhry said Fawad Chaudhry's words will spread more extremism.

Int’l community should follow Turkey, Qatar in delivering aid to Afghanistan

The Turkish Red Crescent and the Qatari Red Crescent are actively delivering aid to the Afghan people in the field. The sensitivity of Qatar and Turkey in delivering humanitarian aid to Afghan people should set an example to the international community.

Ousted Myanmar leader sentenced to 4 years in prison

The ousted leader, Aung San Suu Kyi, led the National League for Democracy party which was set to begin a second five-year term in office after winning elections in November 2020. However, a military court sentenced her to 4 years in prison.

Army helicopter crashes in Siachen, two pilots martyred

A Pakistan Army Aviation helicopter crashed in Siachen. As a result, two pilots embraced martyrdom, confirmed Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) in a statement, Monday. Search and rescue helicopters are currently at the site of the crash.

Pakistan to introduce its first National AI policy

Amid a growing threat to the country's critical data infrastructure by cyberattacks and hackers the minister of Infomation Technology and telecommunication, Syed Aminul Haque has announced that the government will soon unveil its first-ever AI policy.

How RSS can be described as India’s deep state?

Given the overall control of RSS over its strategic role in the formation of the Hindu state, the apparent impact of RSS on its relations with Pakistan is disastrous. It was this idea that won the game back then and even today. The RSS presents itself as a cultural, not a political, organization