Zahid Quraishi confirmed as first Muslim American federal judge

Mr Quraishi will be the first American Muslim in United States history to serve as an Article III federal judge.

Pakistan Post introduces Western Union among new services

The news of the collaboration between Amazon and Pakistan Post, with the latter taking up the role of official delivery partner

Ehsaas Undergraduate Scholarship Programme to provide 67,000 scholarships worth 6.53 billion

The HEC portal is currently closed and will be opened for the next phase of applications after June 2021.

JP Morgan points to improved economic situation in Pakistan: Farrukh

The minister said the report predicted decline in the fiscal deficit from current 7.1 percent to 5.9 percent of the GDP during the next financial year.

Outcry as Muslim American lawmaker believes US, Israel are Taliban

"We have seen unthinkable atrocities committed by the US, Hamas, Israel, Afghanistan, and the Taliban," said US congresswoman Ilhan Omar.

Top British actor urges to change way Muslims seen in movies

About one-third of Muslim characters were perpetrators of violence and more than half were targets of violence.

Pakistan aiming to conserve water builds & upgrades water courses

About Rs 6.84 billion are expected to be incurred for construction of new canals including Kachhi, Rainee, Warsak and Maki Farash Link Canal.

Pakistan to become major nuclear energy producer by 2030

The PAEC is planning to develop additional sites to house more nuclear power plants in the future, for which suitable locations have been identified throughout the country.

Economic Survey out: Pakistan shows strong growth among world economies despite pandemic

The Finance Minister of Pakistan, Mr. Shaukat Tarin has presented the Economic Survey of Pakistan for the outgoing Fiscal year 2021-22, shedding a light on the government's performance.

Biden cancels plan to ban Chinese owned apps TikTok, WeChat

Biden issued a new executive order calling for a four-month review of "the continuing effort of foreign adversaries to steal or otherwise obtain United States persons' data."

Pakistanis from Saudi Arabia send more money than we borrowed from IMF

Pakistanis expatriates from Saudi Arabia sent more money to Pakistan in the form of remittances in 11 months than Pakistan borrowed from the International...

Experts warn China that India may create new border conflict as a distraction

India has a political tradition of always looking for border issues to distract attention when there is a crisis at home.
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