Set ECP on fire: Azam Swati
Railways Minister Azam Swati made some serious allegations against ECP. He accused ECP of taking bribes and set such institutions should be set on fire. His comments sparked outrage as the Opposition called out the minister's "seriously inappropriate behavior".
MI5 chief warns of new terror threats as 9/11 nears
McCallum said that after Al-Qaeda's plane hijackings of September 11, 2001, the threat had evolved with the so-called Islamic State group inspiring followers into extremism online.
Facebook and Ray-Ban showcase ‘smart’ shades of the future
The "Ray-Ban Stories" shades can take pictures and video upon the wearer's voice commands, and the frames can connect wirelessly to Facebook's platform through an app. Priced starting at $299, the Ray-Ban Stories will roll out in Australia, Britain, Canada, Ireland, Italy and the United States.
SAPM Shahbaz Gill shares the progressive side of SNC
Recently, a lot of controversies surrounded SNC as claims were made that the books promoted gender inequality. Therefore, SAPM Shahbaz Gill shares a dedicated citizen's Twitter thread clarifying the misunderstandings regarding SNC and its portrayal of women's roles in society.
FM Qureshi meets Spanish FM, discuss bilateral ties & Afghanistan
The foreign minister of Spain arrived here this morning to exchange views with the leadership on the latest developments in Afghanistan and ways to strengthen bilateral relations.
Queen Elizabeth II supports Black Lives Matter movement
Queen Elizabeth II and Britain's royal family support the Black Lives Matter movement, a representative of the monarch said in extracts from a TV interview published Thursday.
The beginning of a new era in Afghanistan
Rustam Shah Mohmand, a specialist in Afghanistan and Central Asian Affairs talks about the remarkable victory of the Taliban and their new rule in Afghanistan.
Nord stream 2 connecting Russia-Germany completed: Gazprom
Nord Stream 2 is expected to double natural gas supplies from Russia to Germany, but it has divided European capitals and raised tensions between the bloc and Washington. A key controversy is that it diverts supplies from an existing route through Ukraine and is expected to deprive the EU's partner of crucial transit fees from Russia.
Government to facilitate foreign treatment for ailing comedian Umar Sharif
After famed Pakistani comedian Umar Sharif's request for help from the government in getting medical treatment from the US, SAPM Shahbaz Gill informs that measures are being to facilitate Umar Sharif in every way possible.
How can Pakistan balance foreign loans with sustainable growth?
According to Shahid Sattar, an Executive Director & Secretary General of All Pakistan Textile Mills Association (APTMA), Pakistan’s foreign debt sustainability indicators have worsened significantly with external debt peaking at 159% of total reserves.
Can Taliban win the ‘hearts and minds’ of the people?
Since the group entered Kabul on Aug. 15, armed members have roamed the streets in battlefield dress, often with no obvious chain of command. Many city dwellers are not used to the sight, and heavy-handed security tactics have not helped.
Remittances above $2bn for 15th consecutive month
Inflows into the country continue to remain on the positive side as remittances for the month of August 2021 reach $2.66 billion, showing an increase of 26.8pc year-on-year. Experts believe it is 'reassuring' for the investors who were worried about increased Current Account Deficit.
