Pakistan Army Major martyred and five terrorists killed in North Waziristan operation
Pakistan Army Major embraced martyrdom while five terrorists were eliminated during a high-stakes intelligence-based operation in North Waziristan
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Pakistan Army Major embraced martyrdom while five terrorists were eliminated during a high-stakes intelligence-based operation in North Waziristan
Kamran Khan says the escalating conflict puts vital global energy corridors at greater risk
Kamran Khan says debate over new provinces enters serious policy discourse
Saudi Arabia joins US strikes as tensions with Iran rise, putting Pakistan under growing pressure
One-bedroom holiday homes delivered a 7.2% average gross yield in Q2, versus 5.2% for traditional rentals, as longer stays helped cushion weaker demand
Dubai's GDRFA says its Centre for Harboring combines immigration enforcement with healthcare, meals and travel support for residency violators.
Pakistan's army chief Asim Munir hails "time-tested" Pakistan-China ties at a ceremony marking the PLA's 99th founding anniversary
The new wholly owned entity will serve as the group’s commercial hub in the European Union, bringing it closer to customers and strengthening its overseas presence
As Subah Aye Na drops on July 31, Spotify celebrates the artist’s staggering 8 billion streams and a trans-generational appeal that defies borders.
Atif Aslam has amassed nearly 8 billion Spotify streams with listeners across 184 countries.
96% of his Spotify streams over the past year came from outside Pakistan, highlighting his worldwide appeal.
His eight-track album Subah Aye Na arrives on July 31, marking the next chapter in his musical journey.
FIFA said the proposal created divisions among member associations
Pakistan must quickly overcome their batting frailties if they are to prevent the West Indies from completing a memorable home series victory
Adnan Asad said the decision to bring more international events to Pakistan was aimed at creating opportunities for local players while rebuilding the country's reputation as a squash powerhouse
Israeli strikes killed two people in Gaza and obliterated vital medical supply warehouses at Al-Aqsa Hospital on Saturday amidst ongoing ceasefire uncertainty
