First ‘unity’ cricket match since Taliban take over

Cricket was barely known in Afghanistan until the early 2000s, and its explosive rise in popularity is linked with conflict -- the sport was picked up in Pakistan by Afghan refugees who then seeded it in their home country.

Recent dance video of Sidharth Shukla with Shehnaz Gill goes viral

After Sidharth Shukla's untimely death on Thursday, a video of his dance with rumored girlfriend Shehnaz Gill has gone viral on social media. Shehnaz Gill had initially shared the video of the dance on her Instagram account a few weeks ago.

Analyzing the colonial style bureaucracy of Pakistan

Dr. Farid A Malik, an Ex-Chairman of Pakistan Science Foundation explains how in Pakistan, bureaucracy still acts on the 19th-century system of civil services introduced by English colonial masters.

Fayyaz-ul-Hassan Chohan cuts ribbon with teeth in viral video

Fayyaz-ul-Hassan Chohan, Punjab Minister for Prisons and Spokesperson inaugurated a shop by cutting the ribbon with his teeth. Apparently the scissors failed to work so the Minister had to use his teeth.

Egypt to make 1 billion Sinovac vaccines a year

Chinese experts had previously travelled to Egypt to inspect equipment and materials for producing the Sinovac vaccine at factories belonging to state firm Vacsera.

Munir Akram presents Pak’s vision, urges countries to support Afghanistan

With the Taliban now in control of the country, Akram said Pakistan hopes its leaders “will listen to a sincere friend in trying to form an inclusive government” where all the ethnic groups and minorities including Tajiks, Hazaras and Shiite Muslims are represented.

South Korea embarks on boosting its missile capability

In 2020, South Korea announced its new Hyunmoo-4 short-range ballistic missile (SRBM) could carry a 2-ton warhead, while in March North Korea tested an SRBM that it said could deliver a 2.5-ton payload.

Covid-19: Schools in Punjab to shut down – AGAIN!

Due to the rising cases of Covid-19, the Punjab government announces the decision to close down schools for a week. The decision was met with dismay as teachers voiced concern over the frequent closure of schools.

UK-born IS group ‘Beatle’ admits role in hostage murders

By admitting his guilt, he waived his right to a trial and faces several life sentences without the right to early release.

Islamic State-inspired attacker shot dead after knife rampage, Adern condemns

The man was instead found guilty on lesser charges of possessing propaganda supporting the Islamic State group and sentenced to 12 months' supervision.

Why America lost its way in Afghanistan?

After fighting the longest war in history, the US has witnessed a complete failure in Afghanistan, a country also known as "the Graveyard of Empires," which analysts have said to be a "page of shame" that the US has written for itself.

PM Imran Khan praises Chinese model on Juncao Forum

Pm Imran Khan stated that Pakistan is committed to the global cooperation to alleviate poverty and support sustainable growth.