Pakistan

The ceasefire is faltering on the eve of the first negotiating meeting due to the bombings in Beirut and the blockade of Hormuz

Israel is complying with the truce brokered by Trump, but has intensified its airstrikes on Lebanon. Tehran has struck infrastructure in Gulf countries and remains ambiguous about the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz

Alireza Tangsiri was targeted as the man responsible for the blockade in the Strait of Hormuz

Organized groups in Pakistan or Bangladesh write dozens of negative comments and then delete them in exchange for money. Google is slow to remove the fake reviews

Between peaks over 6,000 meters high, sisters Karishma and Sumaira have created a tournament that is much more than just a sport: it is a window for girls of the Wakhi tribe to aspire to education, scholarships, and even the possibility of delaying early marriage

With a last-minute raft of new tariffs on dozens of countries, the Republican carried out his challenge to the globalized trade order with levies on exports to the US that will finally go into effect on August 7

From Netanyahu to the leader of Pakistan, proposals are growing to reward the US president and thus gain his sympathy. Experts consider it unlikely, although they do not rule it out altogether

Some 123.2 million people were living as refugees in 2024, double the number a decade ago, but UNHCR has noted a slight change in the trend in recent months

A new tool reveals the alleged cheating committed for years by the chemist, who was recently honored at the Kremlin

For sixth consecutive time, number of individuals facing an acute lack of food and water grows — 295.3 million, according to a recent report

At least 26 people have been killed in the air raid, according to Pakistani authorities, who have promised to retaliate

The U.S. President has announced his tariff plan, however, he did not mention measures against Mexico or Canada

A Pakistani court ruling declared the arrangement orchestrated by her father from Barcelona and against her will illegal

Study by two Spanish researchers exposes Oxbridge Publishing House’s ‘invasion’ of the editorial industry

Thomas Jonglez, founder of the publishing house bearing his name, curates the 10 most photogenic sites from his label’s latest compendium of urbex photography, ‘The Atlas of Abandoned Places.’ The book not only showcases stunning imagery but also serves as a plea to safeguard, protect, and preserve cultural heritage

The Baku summit placed a central demand on the table: how to finance the poorest and least polluting countries to survive extreme weather events. They emit less polluting gases, but suffer more from the consequences of global warming

Following the pandemic, the surge in demand for health professionals has further weakened the already fragile systems of African countries. Experts are calling the situation a ‘global health emergency’

Bangladesh, Pakistan and India exceed the maximum annual concentration of PM2.5 set by the World Health Organization by more than 10 times

Sharif, in his acceptance speech in parliament Sunday, said: ‘We were subjected to political victimization in the past but never took any revenge’

Shehbaz Sharif, brother of former prime minister Nawaz Sharif, has been chosen to lead the government with the support of the Bhutto family’s party, which has produced two other heads of government and whose leader will run for the presidency

The Pakistan Muslim League party had been in talks with former President Asif Ali Zardari and other allies after Thursday’s election for the National Assembly

Thursday’s vote was overshadowed by allegations of vote-rigging and an unprecedented mobile phone shutdown

Independent candidates backed by imprisoned former Prime Minister Imran Khan were leading in Pakistan’s national election results

Two attacks in the conflictive region of Balochistan, bordering Iran and Afghanistan, caused at least 29 deaths on the day before the elections

The attacks in Baluchistan province raised concerns for the election in the troubled Western ally, where many voters are already disillusioned by political feuding and a seemingly intractable economic crisis