SAPM honors on duty police personnel by spending Eid with them

SAPM Jawad Sohrab Malik praised the high morale, courage, and dedication of the police personnel for being away from their homes to ensure a peaceful Eid for the people.

China reaffirms respect for ex-Soviet states after envoy sparks controversy

Beijing's ambassador to France Lu Shaye triggered a furor after suggesting that countries that emerged after the fall of the Soviet Union don't have effective status under international law.

World military expenditure reaches record $2.24 trillion

The invasion of Ukraine had an immediate impact on military spending decisions in Central and Western Europe. This included multi-year plans to boost spending from several governments.

Foreigners flee Sudan as deadly fighting escalates between rival generals

Evacuation flights were continuing early Monday, with hundreds of people flown out overnight on military aircraft. The conflict has left terrified civilians sheltering inside their homes, with power largely off amid sweltering heat.

Australia’s defence shakeup to prioritise long-range strike capability

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese called the review "the most significant work that's been done since the Second World War".

Alleged video of PTI’s Maleeka Bokhari sparks social media outrage

Reacting to the clips, Maleeka Bokhari vowed to take action against those who promoted the "malicious filthy campaign". She said that she made laws to protect women, yet she herself is unsafe. 

Tensions rise as Azerbaijan sets up first checkpoint on key route to Armenia

The move fuels tensions between the ex-Soviet Caucasus nations that fought two wars over Azerbaijan's Armenian-majority region of Nagorno-Karabakh.

Imran Khan, Mahira Khan, Babar Azam lose Twitter blue tick

Twitter users are laughing at how Pakistani cricketer and skipper Babar Azam has lost his verified blue tick but his fan pages are still having the legacy blue tick.

CSS officer grabs attention for posting video of the raid on social media

The social media post of the Assistant Commissioner is garnering mixed responses on Twitter. A score of netizens thinks that a CSS officer should have not posted his professional activities on social media

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. announces 2024 Presidential run

The younger Kennedy has spent much of his life in public service, working as an environmental lawyer and activist.

Bilawal Bhutto-Zardari to attend SCO meet in India

Pakistan's Foreign Minister will be attending the SCO meeting in India despite heightened tensions between the two countries.

Electric car sales slump despite environmental benefits

Governments, car manufacturers, and charging companies all have a role to play in encouraging more people to switch to electric cars.