Direct Dubai-Skardu flights return as Pakistan eyes tourists
PIA resumes direct Dubai to Skardu flights, cutting travel time and boosting tourism to Pakistan’s scenic and remote northern region.
First Pakistani firm joins global list of most loved workplaces
Pakistani tech sector celebrates as a local firm earns global recognition on Newsweek’s 2025 list of the Top 100 Most Loved Workplaces.
Saba Qamar Leads Unicef’s Campaign to End Child Marriage in Pakistan
Saba Qamar joins Unicef’s latest campaign to raise awareness and demand action against child marriage in Pakistan, urging nationwide reforms and community engagement.
Junaid Safdar set for second marriage
Junaid Safdar Gets Engaged Again — Alliance Formed with Influential Industrialist’s Family in Lahore Ceremony
Muslim lawmaker targeted with wine and dance comment
Muslim MP says male colleague urged her to drink wine and dance at a dinner, calling parliament a boys’ club that needs to change.
World edges closer to climate tipping point, UN warns
UN warns of 70% chance world will exceed 1.5°C warming by 2029, raising risks of extreme heat, floods, droughts, and wildfires.
Hajj Against All Odds: A Libyan Pilgrim’s Miraculous Journey
A Libyan pilgrim, Amer Al Mahdi Mansour Al Gaddafi, was stopped at the airport due to a flagged surname and missed his Hajj flight.
Indian media attacks 15-year-old Pakistani Tennis player
Indian Media Targets 15-Year-Old Pakistani Tennis Player After U-16 Davis Cup Loss, Journalist Defends Youngster Amid Social Media Backlash
Modi threatens Pakistani youth with bullets
Modi’s Aggressive Remarks Target Pakistan and Its Youth, Foreign Office Condemns Violent Rhetoric
FIFA honors Pakistan’s Shaheen Shah Afridi
FIFA Pays Tribute to Shaheen Shah Afridi After Historic PSL Win; Features Him Among Global Sports Legends
WhatsApp to launch centralized chat media hub
WhatsApp to launch Chat Media Hub, letting users manage all shared media across chats with filters, file info, and bulk actions.
Pakistani girl first foreign minor cured with China’s gene-editing therapy
First foreign child cured of thalassemia with China’s gene-editing drug, offering global hope for a one-time treatment solution.