In modern global politics, the forms of using power have changed, where economic pressure, cyber warfare, information offensives, and social destabilization are used as weapons

These developments have emerged despite the fact that the United States had pledged in the Algiers Accords (following the takeover of the U.S. embassy in Iran) not to interfere in Iran’s internal affairs

Dr. Usman Anwar’s appointment as DG FIA, and the biggest challenge

According to sources, the doctor who examined Imran Khan in jail clearly stated that his treatment was not possible within the jail and that he needed to be taken to a hospital

The protests, which began in late December as a reaction by some segments of the population to socio-economic problems (caused largely not by the country's leadership's economic policies, but by Western sanctions), quickly took on a political character

Participants emphasized that because young people’s lives and opportunities are directly shaped by education, they must be recognized as active partners in reimagining how learning works

Former Federal Minister for Human Rights Shireen Mazari, Iman Mazari’s mother, responded with a scathing statement, calling the arrests “fascism at its peak” and describing those in power as “emasculated men” taking satisfaction in repression

From its inception to its formal endorsement, the Board of Peace has focused heavily on Gaza’s reconstruction while systematically sidestepping the foundational cause of the conflict: the unresolved Palestinian question

Millions of Rupees Worth of Hard Work Turned to Ash in 13 Minutes, Yet Questions Remain Unanswered

Saudi Media Forum 2026: The Voice of Crises and the Race for Reputation Between Speed ​​of Information and Professional Ethics

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

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.

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.

This morning, Sharjah wakes not just to the soft warmth of a late summer sun, but to the hum of expectation.

Chris Brown was released on $6.7 million bail in a London assault case, allowing him to start his world tour in June despite ongoing legal proceedings.

Peshawar: The Human Rights Commission of Pakistan (HRCP) convened a press conference to unveil its flagship annual report on the state of human rights in 2024. The report details a marked decline in democratic norms across the country, citing growing apprehensions surrounding the credibility of the general elections and the weakening of the parliamentary system.

The program focuses on providing interest-free loans to local residents in popular tourist destinations like Kalam, Dir, Chitral, and specific areas of Hazara

The Ministry of Economy of Afghanistan has welcomed the establishment of a joint working group between Kabul and Moscow, considering it a significant step toward strengthening economic and trade relations between the two countries

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 workshop focused on orienting the participants with increased programmatic knowledge and sensitizing them on how to accurately report polio eradication efforts, counter misinformation and negative propaganda

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

As temperatures rise, the planet's hydrological cycle is thrown into chaos. Warmer air holds more moisture, fueling heavier rains, while dry areas become drier — the perfect recipe for both devastating floods and rampant wildfires

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