Imran Khan, the former Prime Minister of Pakistan, has been nominated for the coveted Nobel Peace Prize, “in recognition of his contributions to human rights and democracy in Pakistan.” Partiet Sentrum, a Norwegian political party, announced the nomination, confirming that it had collaborated with an eligible nominator to submit Khan’sRead More →
Finance Abbot Senator Muhammad Aurangzeb has declared that the Pakistan Crypto Council (PCC) marks the alpha of a new agenda affiliate for the country’s economy. Chairing the council’s aboriginal meeting, Senator Aurangzeb was abutting by key stakeholders, including the CEO of the Council, Bilal Bin Saqib, the Governor of theRead More →
Airbus has contacted Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) in response to an emergency landing at Lahore Airport that left one of its back wheels missing. According to reports, the aircraft manufacturer is conducting a technical inquiry into the occurrence. Airbus has formally requested a full report from PIA on the AirbusRead More →
10,468 commercial plots owned by Bahria Town Karachi have been ordered to be frozen by the National Accountability Bureau (NAB). Following an inquiry that revealed substantial evidence of corruption, Javed Akbar Riaz, the Director-General (DG) of NAB Karachi, issued these directives. The NAB claims that the inquiry found extensive corruptionRead More →
The Islamic holiday of Eid Al Fitr, the first lengthy holiday of 2025, was scheduled to provide UAE citizens up to five days off. Depending on whether the crescent moon was sighted, the break was anticipated to last four or five days, with the holiday falling on a weekend. AstronomicalRead More →
A high-stakes rescue operation against terrorists who attacked the Jaffar Express near Bolan in Balochistan has been successfully accomplished by the Pakistan Army, the air force, Frontier Corps (FC), and Special Services Group (SSG). According to Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) Director General Ahmed Sharif Chaudhry, the operation led to theRead More →
Bangkok: Authorities claimed that more than 250 schools in Bangkok were closed Thursday, January 23, because of pollution. They also asked individuals to work from home and banned large cars from the city. Like many other nations in the region, Thailand has long suffered from seasonal air pollution, which isRead More →
Concerned about the absence of consultation and its consequences for press freedom, journalist organizations in Pakistan have vehemently protested recent modifications to the Prevention of Electronic Crimes Act (PECA). The amendments were rejected and their immediate withdrawal demanded by a joint action committee that included the Pakistan Federal Union ofRead More →
The government’s actions have resulted in a considerable drop in Hajj expenditures as compared to the previous year. Sources claim that a 40-day Hajj package has been priced at Rs1.05 million under the government program. A shorter-duration Hajj package will cost Rs1.1 million each participant. At first, it was projectedRead More →
Officials claimed hundreds of schools in Hungary received bomb threats on Thursday, requiring them to temporarily remove children. According to interior ministry spokesman Bence Retvari, 268 educational institutions around the country received bomb threats via email, the majority of which were in the capital Budapest. Authorities have discovered “no directRead More →
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