War in Ukraine still going on despite unilateral Russian Cease Fire

War in Ukraine is going on despite Russian leader Vladimir Putin unilaterally ordering his forces to pause attacks for 36 hours for the Orthodox Christmas.

Rescue efforts underway for lady doctor who drowned at Karachi’s sea view

Police said that the young woman may have allegedly committed suicide. However, a further investigation into the case is underway to confirm whether it is a case of death by suicide or something else.

AC unfreezes Ishaq Dar’s bank accounts worth Rs5.58 billion

The development comes after the Lahore administration returned the property Hajveri House, 7-H, Gulberg-III to the finance minister Ishaq Dar and a letter was also sent to the four banks to restore his Rs5.58 billion worth of accounts.

Man arrested for urinating on female passenger during flight

The Directorate General of Civil Aviation has issued a notice to Air India for the unprofessional handling of the incident. The notice observed that the air carrier was in dereliction of duty in the handling of the urination incident.

Russian hackers target U.S. nuclear scientists

Russia's embassy in Washington did not return a request seeking comment about the attempted hack against CIJA.

Pakistan’s economic turmoil and emerging security issues

The economy is weaker than it was four years ago, and the country is more isolated internationally. The all-powerful military establishment has been bruised by coming under criticism.

Muhammad the second-most popular baby boys name in Netherlands

Combining the various spellings of the name, Muhammad took second place among the names given to baby boys with 671. Last year, Muhammad remained the most popular name for baby boys in the UK, revealed the list compiled by online media company BabyCenter.

Pakistan might launch a “special military operation” in Afghanistan

The Taliban is expected to initiate clashes along the border in response so as to “save face” before its domestic audience, but Pakistan shouldn’t have any problems dealing with them.

Gas cooking linked to 12.7% of childhood asthma in US: Study

Around 35 percent of American kitchens have gas stovetops, which previous research has shown have higher levels of nitrogen dioxide that has in turn been linked to higher asthma rates.

US approves new drug to treat Alzheimer’s disease

The US Food and Drug Administration on Friday approved a highly anticipated new drug designed to slow cognitive decline in patients in mild and early stages of Alzheimer's disease.

Taliban government signs oil deal with Chinese firm

The Taliban government of Afghanistan has signed an oil extraction deal with a Chinese company, Bloomberg reported on Friday.

Taliban hits out at Prince Harry over claims of killing 25 Afghans

Following his confessions, Senior Taliban official Anas Haqqani has released his statements. “Mr. Harry! The ones you killed were not chess pieces, they were humans," says Anas Haqqani in his tweet.