News Desk

Malik states government cannot sustain petrol subsidies amid global oil shock costs

The Minister warned that unchecked spending risks repeating fiscal difficulties seen in 2022, necessitating resource planning first.

Trump holds Oklahoma event amid campaign blitz amid low approval ratings

Concerns over the cost of living and the war in Iran are reportedly fueling voter discontent across the US.

Afridi presents seven-point draft demanding PM meetings and rights for Khan

The draft outlines demands covering political meetings, legal rights for detainees, and security coordination between federal and provincial bodies.

Eight Fitna al-Khawarij terrorists killed in Dera Ismail Khan operation

The operation recovered weapons and foreign currency, while Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif vowed continued action against the group.

Naqvi claims KP government agrees to counterterrorism plan within 72 hours

The failure of recent talks suggests ongoing friction over security cooperation between the federal and provincial governments.

Sindh PAC seeks town-wise records of utility road-cutting fees collected

The committee questioned the expenditure of collected funds, noting that many roads remain unrepaired despite the revenue generated.

Russia targets Kyiv bridges again; German Chancellor visits Ukraine

The Pivdennyi and Pivnichnyi bridges connect western and eastern Kyiv across the Dnipro River.

Pakistan brokers ceasefire, facilitating Islamabad MoU amid global conflict tensions

Diplomacy remains key for resolving major regional flashpoints, including the Iran-US and Yemen-KSA issues.

Ossoff seeks re-election in Georgia; El-Sayed contests Michigan Senate race

Kemi Badenoch's favourability score rises but Conservative party polls remain low in UK

The Conservative party's polling is lower than in 2024, when it received 24% of the vote.

FCC rules second review petition barred after final decision on first appeal

The ruling clarifies procedural limitations, stating that requests for reconsideration through 'recall' or 'restoration' are not permissible.

Minister directs acceleration of one-door facilitation centre in Karachi

The centre aims to simplify government service access for port-related businesses.

Characterful hats trend from catwalks to high street fashion

From Napoleonic bicornes to sailor styles, retailers offer diverse headwear options.

KSE-100 index fell 1.5% to 168,155 points amid market fluctuations

The decline in the index reflects broader market concerns, while inflation eased to 10.3% in September.

Passengers Stop Co-pilot From Taking Control of Flydubai Flight to Tel Aviv

The incident, which involved a stabbing mid-air, has led to the suspension of all flights between Dubai and Tel Aviv.

OpenAI attack exposes Australia's 'tech debt' across federal agencies

Government bodies are now ordered to conduct comprehensive reviews of outdated technology to manage escalating cyber risks.

Rhun ap Iorwerth calls for equal footing for Wales with Scotland

The call follows Plaid Cymru's Welsh election victory, ending a century of Labour rule in Wales.

Afridi announces five-day march plan; PTI workers prepare for October 4 event

Mardan workers raised Rs1.4 million for the long march at a recent meeting.

EU needs robust defence build-up amid Russian threats, says David McAllister

The EU must establish a fully fledged European defence by the end of this decade.

Exit polls favour Kulbergs' party as Latvia awaits official election results

Preliminary, official results for the Latvian election are expected on Sunday.

Finance Division and World Bank Discuss Reducing Business Constraints in Pakistan

The talks also covered strengthening the Prime Minister’s Access to Finance initiative and reviewing sector-specific reforms.

Afridi confirms PTI march proceeds October 4 despite government talks

The planned protest route details and subsequent gathering points were laid out during the day's political discussions.

Spanish parliament rejects two bills amid housing protests and unrest

The legislative setbacks intensify pressure on the government as protests continue over housing insecurity and rent hikes.

Government and opposition resume talks; protest postponed to October 4

The resumption of talks suggests a shift in political strategy, while the postponement impacts planned public demonstrations.