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Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) Chairman Bilawal Bhutto-Zardari has described the upcoming Azad Jammu and Kashmir (AJK) elections as the most significant in the region's history, arguing that the vote will shape not only the political future of AJK but also the direction of constitutional reforms and governance. Addressing election rallies...
Pakistan is preparing for another active spell of monsoon weather after the Pakistan Meteorological Department (PMD) forecast widespread rain, windstorms and thunderstorms across much of the country from July 18 to July 25. The weather system is expected to bring heavy to very heavy rainfall in several regions, increasing the...
All Pakistan Petroleum Products Owners Association or APPPOA has announced an infinite nationwide strike which will begin at midnight on 23rd July, 2026 and Pakistan could face widespread fuel disruption. This decision was made after the unsuccessful negotiations with Federal Minister Ali Pervaiz Malik over the proposal of the Government...
Pakistan and China have signed nine business-to-business agreements worth approximately $440 million, marking one of the largest recent investments in Pakistan's pharmaceutical sector. The agreements were concluded during the Pakistan-China Pharmaceutical and Healthcare Business Conference in Islamabad and cover collaboration in vaccine production, biotechnology, pharmaceutical manufacturing, technology transfer and disease...
For much of modern history, geopolitical power was measured by the size of an army, the strength of a navy or control over valuable natural resources. Today, those traditional indicators still matter, but a new form of competition is reshaping the global balance of power. Nations are increasingly competing not...
Spain defeated Argentina 1-0 following extra time in the FIFA World Cup and became world champion for the second time. In the 106th minute, substitute Ferran Torres scored a decisive goal, ending the hopes of Argentina of becoming the first nation since Brazil in 1962 to win back-to-back World cups. ...
Britain is preparing for another change in leadership, with veteran Labour politician Andy Burnham set to become the country's next prime minister following Keir Starmer's resignation. The transition marks yet another chapter in the United Kingdom's turbulent political landscape, where leadership changes have become increasingly frequent over the past decade....
For decades, businesses measured supply chain success using three simple metrics: speed, efficiency and cost. Manufacturers kept warehouses lean, suppliers delivered components exactly when they were needed, and companies focused relentlessly on reducing inventory. The system worked remarkably well for almost forty years because it relied on one fundamental assumption—that...
For more than a century, coal, oil and natural gas powered the world's economies. They fueled factories, transported goods, lit cities and transformed living standards across continents. The Industrial Revolution, globalization and the rise of modern technology were all built on fossil fuels, making them the foundation of economic growth...
Suzuki Mehran was more than Pakistan’s best selling hatchback for decades, it has been a symbol of affordable mobility for many families. The car continued to dominate the market of the country even when its production ended in 2019, making it the most recognizable vehicle on the road of Pakistan. ...
