PAKISTAN
Eid ul-Adha in Pakistan is likely on May 27, with moon sighting expected mid-May and five-day holidays anticipated amid rising sacrificial animal prices.
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POLITICS
Vanessa Calva Ruiz highlights systemic issues behind immigrant deaths in ICE detention, raising concerns over U.S. immigration enforcement…
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SPORTS
A teenage cyclist tragically died at the Road World Championships and was not located for 82 minutes following…
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SPORTS
Lahore Qalandars' Fakhar Zaman received a two-match ban in the PSL for altering the ball's condition during a…
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BUSINESS
Gold prices in Pakistan climbed sharply, reaching Rs478,762 per tola as international rates rose, with silver also gaining…
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US Secretary of Defense warns of tough consequences for Iran amid ongoing strikes, urging Tehran to reach a…
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POLITICS
Lahore sessions court awards Rs5 million damages to Ali Zafar in defamation suit against Meesha Shafi, concluding a…
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Iranian Red Crescent teams rescued two civilians trapped under rubble following US-Israeli airstrikes, highlighting ongoing regional tensions and…
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Three Indonesian UN peacekeepers have died following two Israeli attacks in southern Lebanon within 48 hours, escalating tensions…
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TECHNOLOGY
OpenAI discontinued its AI video app Sora after six months due to soaring operational costs and a sharp…
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