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Pakistani actress Aymen Saleem has officially joined the Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP), marking a new chapter in her career as she moves from the entertainment industry into politics. The Chupke Chupke star announced her decision during a press conference in Karachi, explaining that former prime minister Benazir Bhutto's political journey...
Pakistan and Qatar are exploring new opportunities to strengthen trade, attract investment and develop industrial partnerships, with agriculture, food security, electric vehicles, information technology and infrastructure emerging as major areas of cooperation. The discussions took place during the second meeting of the Pakistan-Qatar Joint Task Force on Trade and Investment...
Dengue infections are continuing to rise across Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, with the province recording 4,856 cases and one death so far this year. Health officials have urged authorities and residents to strengthen preventive measures as October remains the peak period for dengue transmission. According to the latest report from the Integrated...
The Punjab government has extended the detention of former prime minister Imran Khan's three sisters, Aleema Khan, Uzma Khan and Noreen Niazi, for another 30 days, the Lahore High Court was informed on Monday, October 26. The development comes as their family continues pursuing legal action against their confinement, raising...
Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) has dismissed reports suggesting major changes to its internal decision-making structure, insisting that its core committee has neither been sidelined nor stripped of its authority. The clarification comes amid political uncertainty surrounding the party's leadership, ongoing detentions and restrictions on access to imprisoned founder Imran Khan. PTI...
Pakistan pulled off an extraordinary one-wicket victory over England at Lahore’s Gaddafi Stadium on Sunday, October 25, thanks to an unbeaten century from Shadab Khan that turned an almost certain defeat into one of the country's most memorable ODI finishes. Chasing 242, Pakistan had collapsed to 154-9 before Shadab produced...
Pakistan's national cricket team traded its traditional green jerseys for pink during Sunday's tri-series match against England at Lahore's Gaddafi Stadium, turning an international cricket fixture into an opportunity to promote breast cancer awareness. The October 25 initiative was organised by the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) as part of Pinktober,...
Pakistan has introduced an artificial intelligence-powered investigative tool designed to help authorities identify and investigate online child sexual exploitation and abuse, as the country faces an enormous volume of digital reports involving potential harm to children. The National Cyber Crime Investigation Agency (NCCIA) formally launched the system, named Katalyst, in...
According to police, the suspect was killed early Wednesday, October 21, during an alleged encounter on Bahawalpur's Northern Bypass. He had reportedly escaped from police custody before the incident.Police sources said officers attempted to stop two people travelling on a motorcycle when an exchange of gunfire occurred, leaving the suspect...
From the streets of New Delhi to the highways of Pakistan and the school gates of France, thousands of people are confronting their governments over very different grievances. Yet beneath the political slogans and police barricades lies a remarkably similar frustration: the belief that institutions meant to represent ordinary citizens...
