Former US President Donald Trump received criticism from top Western officials on Sunday following his suggestion that the United States might not defend NATO allies failing to meet defense spending targets in the event of a potential Russian invasion.
More than 26 million voters in Sindh exercised their democratic right by participating in the elections for provincial legislatures.
On Thursday, the United States expressed its interest in maintaining and nurturing its relationship with Pakistan as the South Asian nation conducted a crucial vote to determine its future.
In Hong Kong, authorities have recently instituted a national security risk assessment for all visa applicants, a measure aimed at screening potential threats while maintaining international standards of openness and accessibility.
After Chris Patten’s resignation as the Chancellor of Oxford University, the competition for this esteemed and largely ceremonial position has initiated.
Sebastián Piñera, the former president of Chile, tragically lost his life in a helicopter crash at the popular vacation destination of Lago Ranco.
In a tragic incident in Hong Kong, a ground worker lost his life after being struck by an aircraft in what appears to be an accidental occurrence.
In the lead-up to Pakistan’s upcoming general elections scheduled for February 8, the United States, a key ally of Islamabad, has voiced concerns regarding incidents of violence and restrictions on freedom in the South Asian nation.
British monarch King Charles III has been diagnosed with cancer, prompting him to suspend all public engagements, according to an official statement from Buckingham Palace.
Chairman Joint Chiefs of Staff Committee (CJCS) Gen Sahir Shamshad Mirza ceremoniously opened the Pakistani pavilion at the second edition of the World Defence Show in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.
Ilhan Omar, a Muslim member of the US Congress, has raised concerns about increasing repression leading up to Pakistan’s upcoming general elections, highlighting a growing crackdown on opposition political figures.
Individuals from various sectors, including doctors, lawyers, social activists, students, and others, will conduct rallies and demonstrations, forming human chains across the country to inspire and support the Kashmiris in their prolonged struggle for freedom.
