Flotilla on Seine, rain and Celine Dion mark start of Paris Olympics

More than 10,500 athletes will compete at the Olympics, 100 years since Paris last staged the Games. Competition started on Wednesday and the first of the 329 gold medals will be awarded on Saturday.

Iran behind French rail sabotage ahead of Olympics – Israel

Tehran is also planning terrorist attacks at the Games, the Israeli foreign minister has claimed

US now ‘an empire of lies’ – China

Washington sees nothing wrong in engaging in deceptive behavior to achieve its selfish aims, the Defense Ministry has said

G20 fails to agree on global billionaire tax – Politico

At a meeting in Brazil, the US led the campaign against a minimum levy on the world’s richest 3,000 people

PML-N’s Tahir Anjum and PTI’s ‘Neeli Pari’ Exposed in Fake Drama

The staged altercation between PML-N's Tahir Anjum and PTI's Aneela Riaz reveals the extent of political deception.

Karachi Ranked as Second Riskiest City Globally

Karachi is ranked the second riskiest city globally.

FO Rejects India’s Remarks as ‘Jingoism’

Foreign Office criticized the Indian Prime Minister's "rhetorical statements".

Shah Rukh Khan Honored with Customized Gold Coins by Grevin Museum

Often called King Khan, SRK has spent over three decades in the film industry, delivering numerous memorable movies.

Barack and Michelle Obama endorse Harris in video of live call

"We called to say Michelle and I couldn't be prouder to endorse you and to do everything we can to get you through this election and into the Oval Office," Obama told Harris.

Apple maps launches web version to compete with Google Maps

In a significant move to expand its digital mapping service, Apple has launched a public beta of Apple Maps on the web.

Mexico’s Top Sinaloa Cartel Leaders Arrested in Texas

In a statement announcing their arrests, Attorney General Merrick Garland described the cartel as "one of the most violent and powerful drug trafficking organizations in the world."

Meta faces first EU antitrust fine

Meta Platforms Inc., the parent company of Facebook, is expected to receive its first European Union (EU) antitrust fine in the coming weeks.
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