Iran has firmly rejected claims that it refused to participate in peace talks in Islamabad, stating that its position has been misrepresented by sections of the US media. The clarification comes as Pakistan continues its diplomatic efforts to mediate in the ongoing conflict involving the United States and Iran. Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi said […]
Pakistan has committed to major economic policy changes, including ending currency controls and potentially increasing interest rates, in order to unlock the next tranche of funding from the International Monetary Fund (IMF). The move comes as the country faces rising inflation and external pressures linked to the ongoing Middle East crisis. According to officials, the
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A deadly suicide bombing in Bannu has claimed the lives of five civilians, including women and a child, raising fresh concerns over rising terrorism in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP). The attack highlights ongoing security challenges despite continued counter-terrorism operations in the region. According to security sources, the blast occurred near the Domail police station, where a
Pakistan has witnessed an unprecedented surge in fuel prices after the government significantly increased petroleum taxes, pushing petrol and diesel rates to historic highs. The move comes amid ongoing economic challenges and pressure from the International Monetary Fund (IMF). The federal government raised the price of petrol by Rs137 per litre, bringing it to a
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French telecom giant Orange has launched a new satellite internet service in Tunisia, marking a significant step in its strategy to expand across Africa’s fast-growing connectivity market. The move aims to improve internet access in underserved regions while challenging the dominance of SpaceX’s Starlink. Orange Tunisie announced that its satellite service now provides nationwide coverage,
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Iran has once again been plunged into a near-total internet blackout following recent military strikes, significantly limiting communication within the country and restricting the flow of information to the outside world. Analysts say the disruption appears to be largely intentional, aimed at maintaining control during a period of heightened political tension. According to internet monitoring
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The rise of autonomous AI agents could significantly change how people shop online, potentially reducing the role of traditional digital advertising and reshaping the internet’s economic model. Industry experts believe this shift may redefine how consumers discover and purchase products in the near future. For decades, online shopping has relied heavily on advertisements to guide
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The Punjab government has taken a major step towards improving youth employment by approving the establishment of the province’s first “Skill City” and introducing technical education at the matriculation level. The initiative aims to equip students with practical, job-oriented skills aligned with modern industry demands. During a special meeting on “Matric Tech” and school-based skills
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Pakistan’s government has reaffirmed its support for solar energy, while emphasizing the need for balanced policies that protect all consumers and maintain the stability of the national power system during ongoing global energy challenges. Federal Minister for Power Sardar Awais Ahmed Khan Leghari clarified that the government is not opposed to solarisation. Instead, it aims
Former prime minister Imran Khan was allowed to speak with his sons on Eid in a rare phone call from Rawalpindi’s Adiala Jail, offering a brief personal moment during his continued imprisonment. According to sources, Khan spoke with his sons, Kasim and Sulaiman, who are based in the United Kingdom, for around 25 to 30
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