Union leaders say they won’t forgive a government that labelled protesting farmers as terrorists and anti-nationals

A video of the cricketer went viral on social media in which a host asked him which Pakistani actress he would like to go on a date with. The cricketer received three options, however, he revealed that he would love to go on a dinner date with Pakistani actress Maya Ali.

As Beijing’s Olympics 2022 is just three months away, British Prime Minister Boris Johnson is considering a diplomatic boycott of the Winter Olympics in Beijing next year in protest of China's record on human rights, the Times reported on Saturday

US President Joe Biden briefly transferred power to Vice President Kamala Harris Friday as he underwent a colonoscopy, making her the first woman to hold the presidential reins in US history. The president was undergoing a routine physical at the Walter Reed military hospital

Sunday marks the point where it is one year to go until the opening match of the 2022 World Cup in Qatar, with the tournament, played for the first time in a northern hemisphere winter, rapidly taking shape.

Lahore High Court (LHC) ordered traffic authorities to impose a heavy on commuters for violating the one-way rule. According to the new order, commuters violating the one-way rule will have to pay a huge amount of Rs. 2000.

Rittenhouse, who claimed he acted in self-defense, sobbed and shook as the verdict was read, sank into his chair and embraced his lawyer before rushing out of the courtroom.

Tensions in Kashmir are rising days after four people were killed in a raid by Indian security forces, fueling outraged protests over the impunity and stirring fears that the conflict-torn region could be sliding into another especially deadly phase.

According to Indian media, National Security Advisor Ajit Doval told his UK counterpart that the Indian government takes strong exception to the UK allowing a referendum on affairs of a third country by weaponizing a minuscule section of the Indian diaspora.

Foreign Minister Mevlüt Çavuşoğlu paid a visit to Lebanon on 15-16 November 2021 to discuss bilateral relations and exchange views on regional issues. On the other hand, improved relations shift the battlefield away from potential armed conflict, allowing rivals to compete

Blinken said that other nations' infrastructure deals can be "opaque, coercive, burden countries with unmanageable debt, are environmentally destructive and don't always benefit the people who actually live there."

Nestle once again proves that it is committed to a cleaner and waste-free future for Pakistan. Under the Clean Gilgit and Hunza Project, Nestle Pakistan recently installed benches and waste bins made from 100% recycled plastic, in Hunza.