Climate change: A new threat to Africa?
The observed changes in climate have resulted in the sea level rise, melting of ice caps and increased frequency and severity of extreme weather conditions such as floods and droughts.
Protest emerges as a mixed blessing for World Cup host Qatar
Protest on the soccer pitch has proven to be a mixed blessing for World Cup host Qatar, exposing double standards in the Gulf state’s position as well as that of its critics.
Watch: Muslim student gives Indian professor a dressing-down for calling him ‘terrorist’
The video has gone viral on social media as netizens condemn the remarks made by the professor. The student is also winning praise for giving a befitting response.
COAS Asim Munir was a fast bowler during his teens
Felicitations had poured in over his appointment as the COAS. Religious groups also hailed the appointment of the first Hafiz-e-Quran as the COAS of the Pakistan Army.
1971 War: A military or a political defeat?
It is therefore an open secret that while in Beijing, Bhutto, Gul, and Rahim conspired to wash their hands off a united Pakistan and choreograph the defeat of the Pakistan Army to bring Bhutto into Power.
World’s largest volcano erupts in Hawaii
Rivers of molten rock could be seen high up on the volcano, venting huge clouds of steam and smoke at the summit on Big Island, and sparking warnings the situation could change rapidly.
General Asim Munir assumes charge as 17th COAS of Pakistan
The outgoing Chief of Army Staff General Qamar Javed Bajwa handed over the baton of command to the newly appointed 17th Army Chief General Asim Munir.
PM lauds COAS Bajwa’s services for defence and geo-economics
The prime minister expressed these views as the outgoing COAS, who is scheduled to retire on Tuesday, paid a farewell call on him here at the PM’s House.
English captain Ben Stokes to donate match fees to flood relief fund
In his brief note, Ben Stokes said he feels great to be back in Pakistan after a hiatus of 17 years. He talked about the responsibility he feels towards the game of cricket.
US approves $323 million missile sale to Finland
"The proposed sale will improve Finland's air-to-air and air-to-surface weapons capabilities and will positively impact US relations with countries in the Nordic region," the Pentagon said in a statement.
Erdogan hints at mending ties with Syria
Relations between Ankara and Damascus have deteriorated significantly over the years due to Türkiye’s support of the anti-government Syrian National Army, previously known as the Free Syrian Army.
Twitter owner Musk signals new ‘war’ against Apple
Musk joined the chorus crying foul over a 30 percent fee Apple collects on transactions via its App Store -- the sole gateway for applications to get onto its billion plus mobile devices.