Canadian vlogger Rosie Gabrielle permanently moves to Gilgit Baltistan
The traveler said that Pakistan is a safe country and more foreign travelers and vloggers should visit and explore the country. “The long-anticipated wait is over! We are happy to share and announce that we have officially shifted to the north of Pakistan," said Rosie Gabrielle.
UNHCR might engage with Taliban over human rights issues
In Afghanistan, people have been detained and beaten ever since the Taliban took power. Due to the current situation in Afghanistan, the UNHCR chief says, there's a 'space for discussion' with the Taliban over human rights.
India using our tech against Pakistan not acceptable: US firm
CEO and Co-founder of Exodus Logan Brown told Forbes, referring to India, "You can use it offensively if you want, but not if you’re going to be . . . shotgun blasting Pakistan and China. I don't want any part of that.” India is no longer a customer.
New Zealand’s betrayal: A result of 5th generation warfare?
Ayaz Muhammad Khan, a certified computer trainer thinks Pakistan should go to an arbitration court in ICC for very heavy compensation as New Zealand has damaged Pakistan cricket immensely. He thinks this action might be a result of 5th generation warfare.
Taliban replaces women’s ministry with ministry of virtue and vice
The Taliban replaced Afghanistan's women's ministry with the Ministry of Virtue and Vice, locking women employees out of the building and acting contrary to the promise of safeguarding women’s rights.
UN faces $100 trillion shortfall in fight against injustice and climate change
Global goals tackling poverty, inequality, injustice and climate change face a $100 trillion funding shortfall and are likely to be missed unless 10% of global economic output is directed to the U.N. targets every year to 2030, a report on Friday said.
Assessing Indian war crimes in illegally occupied Jammu and Kashmir
Muhammad Akhtar discusses how the Indian illegally occupied Jammu and Kashmir (IIOJK) has become one of the most militarized zones in the world, where the Indian occupying forces have been committing massive human rights violations as reported by the media.
Argentina to buy 12 JF-17 Block III fighters from Pakistan
Argentina has officially allocated $664 million in its next year’s budget for the acquisitions of 12 JF-17 Block-III fighter jets from Pakistan. The 12 fighter jets will include 10 single-seater Block IIIs and 2 dual-seater Block IIIs, it has been reported.
Pentagon admits Kabul drone strike mistakenly killed civilians, not terrorists
“This strike was taken in the earnest belief that it would prevent an imminent threat to our forces and the evacuees at the airport, but it was a mistake,” McKenzie said.
In escalation over submarine deal, France recalls envoys from US and Australia
The Aukus deal announced by Joe Biden, US president, Boris Johnson, UK prime minister, and Scott Morrison, Australia’s prime minister is aimed at strengthening defence co-operation in the face of a rising China.
CCoE approves winter incentive package on incremental consumption
The CCoE also considered revision of Gas tariff slabs for the domestic consumers during winter season of FY 21-22 submitted by Petroleum Division.
Courtroom safety: A problem that must be addressed
There is an increase in the number of killings, shootings and fighting inside and outside, or even near the courtrooms and that is diminishing the trust of citizens in our justice system. Therefore, it is high time to make sure that the courtrooms are the safest place.
