Canadian businessman jailed in China for spying and having alleged friendship with North Korean leader

Michael Spavor is among only a handful of Westerners who met Kim Jong Un after the leader inherited power in North Korea in 2011.

Sanjay Leela Bhansali to release a web series on Lahore’s Heera Mandi

Popular Indian director Sanjay Leela Bhansali is set to make a digital debut with a web series on Lahore’s red light area, Heera Mandi. The cast of the series has not been revealed yet but Bhansali in an interview with Variety said that "It is a huge saga about the courtesans of Lahore."

DGP IIOJK blames ISI, mistakes Kashmiri freedom fighters with terrorists

The DGP J&K in a statement on Tuesday said that many young men went to Pakistan on valid documents about student or tourist visas in 2017-18 and came back as terrorists. He accused ISI of sponsoring such terrorism and unrest in the Indian-occupied Jammu and Kashmir.

India’s top wrestler Phogat suspended for misconduct at Tokyo Olympics

Teenager Sonam Malik was also charged with similar misconduct ahead of the Olympics where she suffered a first-round exit.

Former advisor to US Army says Pakistan not be blamed for Kabul’s failures

In response to Afghanistan’s terse rhetoric against Pakistan, #BlameGameonPakistan is trending on Twitter. Pakistan’s role as a peace mediator is recognised worldwide, yet the Kabul government is blaming Islamabad for its own inability to protect its country against the advances made by the Taliban.

Netizens misunderstood Imran Riaz Khan’s point on Noor Mukadam

Imran Riaz Khan's recent video on Noor Mukadam caused a storm on Twitter. According to a one-minute video clip, Imran Riaz Khan can be seen blaming and accusing Noor Mukadam of her heinous murder. However, he then uploaded another video to clarify his statements.

How the 5th generation warfare is spinning our world?

5th Generation Warfare - All of us have heard this phrase, some of us disregard it as another hoax to fool the common man,...

Taliban capture Afghanistan’s seventh provincial city

The Taliban insurgents make inroads into Afghan territory and gain control of 65% of the land and exercise their control on key provincial capitals.

Indian Army seeks Israel’s help to find its missing pilots?

On August 3rd, pilots went missing after an Indian Army helicopter crashed into the Ranjit Sagar Dam. To locate the missing pilots, the Indian Army announced that it will seek foreign assistance. Speculations abound that the "foreign assistance" could be Israel.

PTA green-signals the manufacturing of Samsung mobile phones

Pakistan Telecommunication Authority took to Twitter to announce that Lucky Motor Cooperation has been given the authorization to manufacture South Korean tech giant Samsung's mobile phones in Pakistan. The regulator termed it "a great achievement" for the country.

Modi’s ultra nationalism invades Bollywood

Bollywood sees a new wave of military-based films as three of the big-budget films set to release in the coming months are based on wars. The idea behind the initiative seems to be promoting nationalism.

MG Motors Pakistan accused of defrauding customers

People are calling out the newcomer British-Chinese company MG Motors in Pakistan for postponing the delivery for the customers, while the cars are being given to people who are paying Own Money. MG however blames the semiconductor shortage for the delivery problems that are happening globally.