International
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Junta Chief Min Aung Hlain Elected Myanmar’s President
Naypyidaw: Myanmar junta chief Min Aung Hlaing has been elected the country’s President after he secured more votes among the…
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South Korea, France Agree To Cooperate On Safe Passage Through Strait Of Hormuz
Seoul: South Korean President Lee Jae Myung said on Friday that he and French President Emmanuel Macron agreed to work…
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Seven People Killed, Four Others Injured As Rains, Flash Floods Ravage Balochistan
Quetta: As many as seven people were killed, and four others injured after rains and flash floods caused widespread devastation…
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Pakistan Hikes Petrol By 43 Per Cent And Diesel By 55 Per Cent As Fuel Prices Surge
Islamabad: The Pakistan government has announced a sharp increase in fuel prices, with petrol rising by 43 per cent and…
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Rights Body Flags Decay Of Karachi’s Oldest Hindu Temple As ‘National Shame’
Islamabad: A prominent minority rights organisation has raised alarm over the dilapidated condition and alleged encroachment of the historic Ramchandra…
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UN Experts Warn Of Life-Threatening Health Risks For Pakistani Activist Idris Khattak
Geneva: Several United Nations human rights experts have expressed serious concern over the deteriorating and life-threatening health condition of Pakistani…
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Australian Govt Rules Out Negotiating With US On Pharmaceutical Tariffs
Canberra: The Australian federal government will not make changes to its subsidization scheme for medications amid tariff pressure from the…
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US Intel Finds Iran Retains Significant Strike Capacity: Report
Washington: Latest US intelligence assessments show that roughly half of Iran’s missile launchers are still intact and thousands of one-way…
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South Korea: Lee, Macron Hold Summit To Discuss Bilateral Cooperation
Seoul: South Korean President Lee Jae Myung and French President Emmanuel Macron held summit talks on Friday, with discussions focused…
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US Lawmakers Unveil MATCH Act To Curb China’s Chip Tool Access
Washington: Aimed at blocking China and other adversaries from accessing critical chipmaking tools, US lawmakers unveiled bipartisan legislation aimed at…
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