Babar Azam is reportedly not happy with the squad selected for the upcoming T20 World Cup. Pakistanis have also been calling out the selection of certain players, like Asif Ali, an act of favoritism.

PM Khan thinks for a society to prosper, it is important to maintain rule of law. In this regard, he said India and Bangladesh have fared comparatively better than Pakistan on development. Maintaining and upholding a country's rule of law is crucial and for this judiciaries need to be independent.

Compassion towards the poor and unfortunate is an essential virtue for every human being. Acts of charity not only help the people in need but also helps to make our world a better place for the less fortunate ones.

Seems like Pakistanis are not the only fans of the popular Turkish series Dirilis Ertugrul. Famed Indian actress Katrina Kaif reveals that she is a huge fan of the Turkish series, Dirilis Ertugrul and admires the lead actor, Engin Altan Duzyatan.

But with a government survey estimating as many as two-thirds of Indians already have COVID-fighting antibodies through natural infection, and 57% of its adults with at least an initial vaccine dose.

Finance Minister of Pakistan Shaukat Tarin has directed the Ministry of Commerce to be very careful in forecasting imports, exports as the imports for August were way off the forecasted number. Economic expansion was seen as one of the major determinants for driving imports.

After fleeing from Afghanistan in a hurry, many of US military items are being sold in black market and scrap shops in Kabul. Amongst these items are medals earned by the US soldiers for their service to the military.

With the Taliban’s takeover of Afghanistan, there are fears that the Islamist group will incorporate elements of sharia in their legal systems. Dr. James M Dorsey, an award-winning journalist, highlights the struggles faced by the Muslim world regarding the relationship between religion and state.

Tuesday's demonstration comes after the Taliban claimed total control over Afghanistan a day earlier, saying they had won the key battle for the Panjshir Valley, the last holdout of resistance against their rule.

The United Nations is expected to convene an international aid conference in Geneva on Sept. 13 to help avert what U.N. Secretary-General Antonio Guterres called a “looming humanitarian catastrophe”.

British Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab, whose country has increased its aid budget for Afghanistan, said last week that humanitarian assistance would flow through agencies and not to the Taliban directly.

Among the erased murals was one showing US special envoy Zalmay Khalilzad and Taliban co-founder Abdul Ghani Baradar shaking hands after signing the 2020 deal to withdraw American troops from Afghanistan.