The Senate Standing Committee clarified that there is no ban on work visas for Pakistanis traveling to the UAE.

The luxury German auto maker sold 625,800 cars and vans in the fourth quarter as top-end car sales rose 1% on the year while sales of its core models rose 10%.

British troops viewed all fighting-age men as targets, a former service member has said

Internet disruptions in Pakistan caused by submarine cable faults and slow global rankings have impacted businesses, freelancers, and users, prompting talks with Starlink and the development of new undersea cables to improve connectivity.

General Joseph Aoun’s election as Lebanon’s president ends a 26-month political deadlock, offering hope for reform amidst deep economic and political crises.

Controversial health secretary nominee Robert F. Kennedy Jr faces backlash from over 15,000 doctors and public health experts over his anti-vaccine stance and conspiracy theories, sparking national concerns about public health policy.

The US House passed a bill to sanction ICC officials after arrest warrants for Netanyahu and Gallant, exposing selective justice and hypocrisy in U.S. foreign policy.

NYU has suspended 11 students for protesting Gaza, sparking global outrage over free speech and repression of activism.

Mayor Torchia’s decree has sparked discussions across Italy, with many applauding his creative approach to raising awareness.

Pakistan’s passport drops to 103rd in 2025, with visa-free access to 33 countries, reflecting ongoing challenges.

Luxor unearths Hatshepsut’s temple foundations, vivid artwork, and Tetisheri’s tomb, shedding light on Egypt’s ancient legacy.

Australian Jibra'il Omar, formerly Timothy Weeks, dies of cancer in Kabul after surviving years as a Taliban hostage and embracing Islam.