Crippling economy gets good news as Pakistan bags $9 billion from International donors
Officials from 40 countries as well as private donors gathered at a meeting in Geneva as Islamabad sought funds to…
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Tunisia polling stations silent in parliamentary election
Tunisia’s parliamentary election looked set for a very low turnout as most political parties boycotted, denouncing it as culmination of…
No more delay Imran Khan announces that KP and Punjab Assemblies will dissolve on 23 December
Imran Khan addresses crowd in Lahore along side chief ministers of both provinces said legal discussion ended now no more…
Football Star Cristiano Ronaldo future after Portugal’s World Cup defeat
Football Star Cristiano Ronaldo’s Portugal career is hanging in the balance following Portugal’s crushing 1-0 loss to Morocco.
Hockey Canada chief, entire board of directors resign
The head of Hockey Canada and entire board of directors resigned following revelations that body used shady funds to pay…
Ardern gov’t considers cow, sheep burp tax to curb emissions
New Zealand’s proposed taxing greenhouse gasses that farm animals make from burping and peeing as part of a plan to…
US President arrives in London expected to meet King Charles
US President arrived in London ahead of Queen Elizabeth’s funeral. Joe Biden is expected to meet King Charles and pay…
Foreigners will now require to identify their true property ownership in UK
UK will now require foreign companies holding property in the country to identify their true owners in an official register,…
Attempts continues to recover John Snorri body, Icelandic high-altitude mountaineer family thanks Pakistan
John Snorri wife Lína Móey said an attempt to recover body of legendary mountaineer remained unsuccessful but Pakistan efforts are…
Tunisians to decide fate of new constitution while opponents of referendum still unable to unite
Referendum on President Saied’s new constitution will be on Monday, signals imminent undoing of the country’s post-revolution political transition.
Unarmed Afghan were routinely shot dead “in cold blood” by UK forces, BBC unveils
At least 54 Afghans were killed by British special forces in suspicious circumstances during the 2010-11 Helmand tour.
Uber received help from politicians,broke laws in global push: Reports
Uber lobbied politicians,received assistance from politicians including French President Emmanuel Macron, according to newspaper reports.
UK election defeats, Boris Johnson under intense pressure
Conservatives lost two parliamentary seats, a crushing blow that prompted resignation of its chairman and intensified doubts about the future…
Republican allies sought pardons after supporting attempts to overturn election
At least five congressional Republican allies of Donald Trump sought pardons after supporting his attempts to overturn his 2020 election…
Shaken by cost-of-living squeeze, British consumers cut back on shopping
British consumers cut back on shopping in May in the face of fast-rising inflation, and a measure of their confidence…
Sexual assault in Australia mining sector, commissioner called urgent changes
Australia’s sex discrimination commissioner called for changes after government report found sexual harassment and assault were rife in sector.
Kais Saied have serious life threats, a separate attack foiled:Official says
Tunisia’s interior ministry says it had information about serious threats to life of the president and foiled a separate attack…
World first commercial anti-virus software founder corpse faces legal difficulties
Software entrepreneur John McAfee corpse remains in Spanish morgue a year after as a legal case lodged by his family…
Iran changed head of Revolutionary Guards intelligence unit
Iran has replaced its intelligence chief Hossein Taeb, who had held the position for more than 12 years, the Guards…
Former executive Toyota Motor arrested on drug offence in 2015, returns to company
Former Toyota executive Julie Hamp who was arrested and released in Japan in 2015 over suspected illegal importation of oxycodone,…
Bidders considering offering up to $51 per share to Toshiba
Toshiba, which is exploring strategic options, said it had received eight initial buyout proposals and two proposals for capital alliances.