Bajwa visits Durand Line, vows to finish fencing
Bajwa instructed the former ISI chief Lt Gen Faiz Hameed Bajwa, who is now the Peshawar Corps Commander, to finish the “fencing job” despite
Inflation, Covid hit Nepali households
Experts have said that rising inflation has been affecting the lives of the general people badly at a time when they are suffering from
Pakistan ready to take on TTP as talks fail
“We had a talk with some TTP groups. But their conditions were such that they couldn’t be agreed upon. If the TTP wants to
MEDIA SCAN: Trudeau condones deaths of Indians and inflation skyrockets in Sri Lanka
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has condoned the deaths of four Indians who froze to death at the border, and inflation has reached an
‘US-Taliban normalisation doesn’t seem easy’
Respect for human and women’s rights, freedom of speech, education of women, and formalisation of the rights of minorities in Afghanistan are preconditions of
Sadiq Seeks Help To Boost London Tourism
Tourism plays a vital part in London’s social and economic life – it supports as many as one in seven jobs in the capital
Beijing warns US warship in South China Sea
Reacting to US Navy’s operation in the South China Sea, Chinese state media said that the People’s Liberation Army (PLA) expelled a US warship
Boris: UK-Africa investment can help alleviate climate change
The service provides practical online support to businesses in Africa that want to export to and invest in the UK, and businesses in the
UN pumps $32 mn cash into Afghanistan
Welcoming the UN aid, the DAB said the money is part of a process based on which the UN will provide $20 million weekly
MEDIA SCAN: India extends flight ban and Afghanistan faces half-million jobs losses
India has extended a ban on scheduled international commercial flights till February 28, and half a million Afghanistan jobs have been lost under the
