Building bridges with politicians from the West: Patrick Brown meets Imran Khan

Canadian former opposition party leader Patrick Brown met Imran Khan. He later shared his experience on social media, stating that he had a "very nice chat" with Imran Khan about various topics, including politics, democracy, the rule of law, and of course, cricket.

China urges Pakistan to overcome political instability

Chinese Foreign Minister Qin Gang is in Pakistan for a two-day visit. After the conclusion of the 4th round of the Pakistan-China Strategic Dialogue at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Islamabad, the Chinese foreign minister held a Joint Press Conference with his Pakistani Counterpart Bilawal Bhutto Zardari.

AJK resident gifts entire property to Maryam Nawaz

The AJK resident signed an affidavit where he stated that he is gifting his property to Maryam Nawaz without any compulsion or pressure and with his own will. 

Crowds gather in London for moment in history as King Charles is crowned

Crowds from across Britain and the world gathered on Saturday in London where Charles III will be crowned king in Britain's biggest ceremonial event for seven decades, a sumptuous display of pageantry dating back 1,000 years.

PM Shehbaz slams PTI for stirring controversy over Pakistan’s SCO moot participation

Taking to Twitter, Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif called out PTI for trying to generate controversy around Pakistan's participation in the SCO's meeting in India.

Revisiting the Kartarpur Diplomacy

While the Kartarpur Corridor is operationalized, ostensibly to facilitate the Indian Sikhs, one should not ignore that Qadian, the birthplace of Mirza Ghulam Ahmed, the Punjabi prophet, is located just 45.5 km to the east of Kartarpur.

Unmasking Deceit and Institutional Instability in Pakistan

The government has lost its credibility and has become a burden for the people to bear. Reliable data is scarce in most departments, leading to flawed policies. As a nation, we must put an end to this charade in order to move forward.

Mexico says it has proof of fentanyl trafficking from China

President Lopez Obrador says Mexico has 'evidence a shipment' that arrived from a port in China in container

NADRA cracks down on officials for accessing COAS Asim’s family data

As many as six Nadra employees had been terminated from service for illegally accessing COAS’ family’s record, following four separate inquiries ordered by Nadra Chairman Tariq Malik.

EU state vows to block sanctions against Russian nuclear energy industry

Budapest says it will not concede to even “minimal” restrictions, despite “heavy pressure”

Russian car sales triple

Consumers are buying more domestic and Chinese brands amid the exodus of Western and Japanese automakers, statistics show

Messi says ‘sorry’ for Saudi trip after being suspended by PSG

"I want to apologise obviously to my teammates and to the club," Messi said in a video posted on Instagram to his 458 million followers.