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Reports claim Pakistan’s A-1102 Airbus, once used for humanitarian missions, was transformed into a lavish jet to appease Sharif after extending Air Chief Marshal Sidhu’s tenure.
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Investors, frustrated with the strategic direction of the Swiss company, may welcome someone who forsakes long meetings in favor of getting things done
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Unions representing writers and actors said the move amounted to an attack on constitutionally protected free-speech rights
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Field Marshal Asim Munir, the country’s de facto ruler, has cast himself as a champion of the Ummah, floating ideas of an “Islamic NATO” to project power abroad and to shore up support at home.
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Roche is seeking to catch up with Novo Nordisk A/S and Eli Lilly & Co., makers of multibillion-dollar blockbusters Wegovy and Zepbound
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Vietnam has overtaken China as the top sneaker supplier to global brands, but rising tariffs and supply chain risks make the future uncertain.
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Tourism flights, new investment, and government backing are pushing the sector forward — but mass adoption remains years away.
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A 160-guest banquet at Windsor Castle showcased royal pageantry, fine dining, and high-profile guests during President Trump’s state visit to Britain.
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Bangladesh recently asked the visiting Pakistani foreign minister to apologise for the mayhem unleashed 54 years ago. Successive Pakistani governments have sidestepped the issue but it refuses to go away. The events preceding Bangladesh’s liberation are an albatross that limit the efficacy of Pakistan’s outreach
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The US president's annoyance at Israel's prime minister is a sign of tensions in Gaza policy, but his backing for Netanyahu remains unchanged.
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JeM terrorist Masood Ilyas Kashmiri delivered a fiery speech at a recent event, openly declaring that his outfit "embraced terrorism" in its fight against India.
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The World War II veteran survived 25 perilous B-17 missions over Nazi Germany and later became a voice for remembering the airmen who never returned.
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Brazil’s President Lula said he has “no relationship” with Donald Trump, calling U.S. tariffs on Brazil “eminently political” and warning Americans will “pay for his mistakes.”
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Former president Jair Bolsonaro, recently sentenced for plotting a coup, is diagnosed with squamous cell carcinoma after hospital treatment in Brasilia.
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The deal's collapse will now put pressure on Santos' board, given it was the third offer from a buyer in the past seven years not to proceed
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US President Donald Trump hails the suspension of Jimmy Kimmel Live! over controversial remarks on Charlie Kirk and criticizes late-night hosts Seth Meyers and Jimmy Fallon for mocking his policies and actions.
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The sentiment among Trump and his aides following Kirk's killing of calling political opponents "vermin, enemies … speaks to a broader problem," Obama said.
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A crypto-backed 12-foot golden statue of President Trump holding a Bitcoin sparks debate on digital currency and monetary policy outside the US Capitol.
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Jimmy Kimmel's show was pulled off air after he sharply criticized Trump’s response to Charlie Kirk’s killing, mocking him for failing to unite the nation.
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Antifa, short for “anti-fascist”, is not a traditional organisation with leaders, membership lists, or headquarters; it is, instead, a loose, secretive network of activists organised into autonomous local cells.
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Pointing to a video of Trump’s mourning of Kirk, Jimmy Kimmel said, “This is how a 4-year-old mourns a goldfish”.
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Kirk, 31, was killed by a single round to the neck during a campus event at Utah Valley University that drew a crowd of about 3,000
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Pakistan’s Defence Minister Khawaja Asif accused the US of openly taking bribes from Israel while claiming Pakistan is unfairly defamed for corruption.
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The viral nature of social media, which has spawned its own form of celebrity, is inflaming political divisions, anti-establishment sentiment and perceptions about the ills of capitalism
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Ambassador Harish Parvathaneni highlighted India’s relief efforts, scholarships for Afghan students, and call for coordinated international action against terrorism.
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The remarks come as pressure mounts in the US Congress for the release of the full set of Epstein case files.
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CEO Mark Zuckerberg showed off what he called Meta Ray-Ban Display, although some demos of the new technology did not go as planned
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Air Force One and Spirit Flight 1300 came within miles of each other over New York skies, prompting urgent ATC warnings, though the FAA said required separation was maintained.
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A number of Democratic lawmakers assailed the decision, saying that free speech was under attack
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ABC pulled Jimmy Kimmel Live “indefinitely” after the host’s comments on Charlie Kirk’s killing, a move Trump celebrated as “great news for America.”
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Hasina is currently being tried in absentia at Bangladesh's International Crimes Tribunal, where prosecutors have sought capital punishment for alleged atrocities during the July 2024 uprising.
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Haji Attaullah Zaid, a provincial government spokesman, said there was no longer cable internet access in Balkh by order of a “complete ban” from the leader Hibatullah Akhundzada.
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Shares in Japan and South Korea rose while Australia lagged.
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Trump’s move to label Antifa a terrorist group follows Charlie Kirk’s killing, though investigators say suspect Tyler Robinson’s direct ties to the movement remain unclear.
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Three Pennsylvania police officers were killed and two injured in a domestic-related shooting, with the suspect believed to have died by suicide.
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Donald Trump received lavish royal pageantry at Windsor Castle on his second UK state visit, even as protests in London and political shadows loomed over the occasion.
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Pakistan and Saudi Arabia signed a mutual defense pact in Riyadh, pledging joint response to attacks while Riyadh reassures ties with India remain strong.
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Trump’s latest Presidential Determination lists India, China, and Pakistan as major drug transit or producing nations, with 5 countries failing obligations.
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Israel declares its Iron Beam laser defense system operational after final tests. Aimed at rockets, drones and mortars, it could reshape air defense.
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Fed Chair Jerome Powell warns of a 'two-sided risk' between weak jobs and higher inflation, signals more rate cuts, and stresses central bank independence.
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Fed Chair Jerome Powell insists the Federal Reserve remains independent, saying policy decisions are driven by data, not politics, despite Trump-era pressure.
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Fed Governor Stephen Miran, Trump’s latest appointee, dissented in the 11–1 vote for a 25 bps cut, pushing instead for a bigger half-point move.
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A lone counter-protester, surrounded by police, displayed a sign saying "We Love Trump", sparking boos as anti-Trump campaigners marched past him.
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Bahawalpur, known as the nerve centre of Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM) operations, was among the targets of India’s precision strikes under Operation Sindoor on May 7.
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Ukraine has officially identified more than 19,500 children as unlawfully deported or forcefully taken by Russia since its full-scale invasion, but officials believe the true number is much higher.
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Over 100,000 leaked files expose China’s Geedge Networks, showing how it exports censorship and surveillance tech to governments worldwide, sparking global alarm.
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After the crash, he exited the vehicle, pulled out an American flag and threw it over the fence before fleeing the scene. No injuries were reported.
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PM Modi turned 75 on Wednesday with a host of prominent personalities, including world leaders, lauding his leadership, while the ruling BJP organised welfare initiatives under the fortnight-long "Sewa Pakhwada" to mark the birthday of its preeminent leader.
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The controversy centers on the Muhammad Yunus administration’s National Education Policy, which seeks to appoint music and dance teachers in primary schools.
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The Covid-19 lockdowns turned Discord into a lifeline for millions, helping friends, students and online communities stay connected. Today it hosts more than 200 million monthly users across the world.
