As the world gradually reopens, more people will travel than before the pandemic. From personal triumphs to long-awaited openings, here are five recent travel stories that have us falling back in love with the world this season.
A tragic explosion happened in Ajman’s Al Jurf industrial sector, killing two people and injuring three more. Both the fatalities and the injured were Asians.
Ahmed Saya, a well-known Pakistani teacher, has accomplished something exceptional that has made his country proud. He is the first Pakistani instructor to write the official Cambridge O-Level Mathematics textbook.
Interpol Pakistan launched a successful operation in the United Arab Emirates (UAE), which resulted in the arrest of three wanted criminals by the Faisalabad Police.
A crash involving three trains in India’s eastern Odisha state has killed at least 261 people and injured 1,000 more.
In the United Arab Emirates (UAE), the National Centre of Meteorology (NCM) has forecast fair to partly cloudy weather with occasional dust. The humidity is expected to rise overnight and Sunday morning, potentially resulting in fog or mist in some coastal and internal areas.
An official claims that because Xi and Putin have not confirmed their attendance, the ceremony may be held remotely.
ISLAMABAD: On Wednesday, the National Assembly Standing Committee on Foreign Affairs proposed that Pakistan and India reinstate their high commissioners in the capitals of the other country.
Air New Zealand has been named the world’s best airline in 2023, surpassing Qatar Airways, which had held the top spot for the previous two years, according to aviation safety and product rating website Airline Ratings.
Former President Donald Trump has promised to end birthright citizenship for children of illegal immigrants in the United States.
India has announced via video conference that the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) Council of Heads of State Summit will take place on July 4.
Dr Aafia Siddiqui, a Pakistani neuroscientist imprisoned in the United States for more than a decade, met her younger sister Dr Fauzia Siddiqui after 20 years at the Federal Medical Centre in Carswell, Texas, Jamaat-e-Islami (JI) Senator Mushtaq Ahmad Khan announced on Wednesday.
