FATA University hosts conference on state-society dialogue, emphasizing youth participation to promote peace, development, and curb extremism in Pakistan.

The political landscape of Karnataka has been set ablaze as a Special Court for MP/MLAs issued notices to State Minister and Senior Indian National Congress leader Priyank Kharge, Health Minister Dinesh Gundu Rao, and Youth Congress leader Mohammed Haris Nalapad. The legal action follows a defamation complaint filed by a member of the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS). However, rather than retreating, Kharge has doubled down, framing the conflict not merely as a legal dispute but as a larger ideological confrontation.

Lahore Press Club elections 2026 spark lively debates among senior journalists, highlighting high-stakes and competitive campaigns across the city.

The initiative aims to address one of the most pressing yet overlooked challenges in rural and semi-urban Khyber Pakhtunkhwa: plastic waste, unclean streets, and neglected public spaces

Mohmand seminar highlights women’s leadership, peace advocacy, and psychosocial resilience, empowering students and strengthening post-conflict education.

Benazir Bhutto’s life was a saga of struggle, courage, and sacrifice, the likes of which are rare in the subcontinent’s political narrative

Black Hat MEA in Riyadh highlights Saudi Arabia’s booming AI and cybersecurity investments, with global CEOs from Resecurity, Cisco and more backing Vision 2030 growth.

The UAE becomes a platform where ambition is not a dream but a strategy

Riyadh’s International MICE Summit showcased Saudi Arabia’s rise as a global meetings and events hub, featuring expert insights, media testimonials, and a $100bn regional vision. A blogger’s storytelling tour through keynote sessions, press talks, and participant interactions reveals the Kingdom’s expanding MICE market, world-class facilities, and future opportunities.

Mohammed bin Salman’s 2025 U.S. visit highlights Saudi Arabia’s rise as a champion of humanity, global peace, Vision 2030 development, and fight against extremism.

Observing the points of the negotiations that have surfaced through various sources, it appears increasingly evident that the primary objective of these talks is not to ensure Ukraine’s protection or long-term security

The summit can either lean into the urgent moral work of protecting people, or it can help cement a disastrous status quo where geopolitics and military preparedness crowd out human needs. The choice is ours, and the consequences are immediate for millions

In the hours after the deadly Red Fort blast, speculation on television and social media again cast suspicion on Muslims as a “terror community.” As the investigation unfolds, evidence reveals victims of multiple faiths — and exposes how India’s media ecosystem still defaults to communal blame while avoiding hard questions about security and accountability.

The dialogue brought together over 60 officials from the Directorate and Secretariat of E&SED, education reform experts, to discuss ways to improve efficiency, transparency, and the role of Parent-Teacher Committees (PTCs) in enhancing girls’ education outcomes

This isn’t just another global diplomatic gathering. The G20 Johannesburg Summit will provide an opportunity for the African continent to reframe discussions on climate finance, debt relief, and trade partnerships

Tobacco use in Pakistan continues to exact a devastating toll. According to recent data, tobacco is responsible for an estimated 164,000–165,000 deaths annually, of which 101,300 (77.5%) are due to smoking and 29,300 (22.5%) are attributed to exposure to secondhand smoke

The press conference was led by TYA Central President Murtaza Mehsud, accompanied by Central Press Secretary Shiraz Khan, Irfan Afridi, and other association representatives

Rooted in the Constitution of Pakistan and the Transgender Persons (Protection of Rights) Act, 2018, these guidelines provide a comprehensive framework for safeguarding the rights of transgender persons and promoting their full participation in public life

For his extraordinary humanitarian work — regardless of race, colour, or creed — the Minara Chamber of Commerce honoured Dr Sooliman with its Lifetime Achiever Award at the 14th Annual Minara Business Recognition Awards held in Durban on Friday, 24 October 2025

The event drew enthusiastic participation from youth, students, and individuals representing various walks of life from the tribal districts

The visit, hosted by the Office of the Ombudsperson (Khatoon Mohtasib), Government of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, comes as part of ongoing efforts to build an integrated national framework for protection against harassment, gender equality, and women’s empowerment

In a touching ceremony filled with pride, devotion, and community spirit, Hafiz Muhammad Nabeel bin Muhammad Shareef

We express our sincere gratitude to the hundreds of thousands of frontline health workers who bring the life-saving polio vaccine to children across the province, protecting millions of children from the crippling disease of polio

To understand Pakistan’s policy toward Afghanistan, one must begin with the Durand Line. The 2,600-kilometer boundary divides tribes, families, and ethnic identities, cutting through the heart of Pashtun territory

The tension between Pakistan and Afghanistan dates back to the time of Pakistan’s independence

Observed globally every year on October 11, the International Day of the Girl Child recognizes girls’ rights and the unique challenges they face

The session was attended by men and women from various schools of thought representing the tribal districts

From 2021 to 2024, Armenia’s economy expanded by an impressive 33 percent, averaging 8.25 percent annual growth, outpacing even giants like India and China

KP’s landscape, so admired for its beauty, has become its curse. Steep mountains, fragile slopes, and rapid rivers leave entire communities vulnerable to floods and landslides

The Government of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa has announced an 11 percent increase in the education budget, rising from PKR 326 billion in 2024–25 to PKR 363 billion in 2025–26, with a development budget of PKR 18 billion