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Peshawar Court grants transit bail to Pakistan’s former President Arif Alvi and his son

December 25, 2024

Pak court imposes fine on K-Electric over child’s electrocution in 2017

December 25, 2024

Khyber Pakhtunkhwa CM vows not to return until Imran Khan is released

November 10, 2024

Pakistan Foreign Office calls Chinese envoy’s statement on terror activities “surprising”

October 31, 2024

Five-member Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf delegation to meet Imran Khan at Adiala Jail

October 21, 2024

“Allow Imran Khan’s meeting with his family or face protests on October 15,” warns Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf

October 15, 2024

Europe must ‘get real’ on tech sovereignty and stay open, warns industry group
As Europe pushes for tech sovereignty, one open-source advocate has a warning: don’t forget global cooperation. Amanda Brock, CEO of industry group OpenUK, told TNW that the EU must “get real” about the trade-offs of going it alone. Brock said tech policymakers must move beyond “tit-for-tat schoolyard politics” and instead “protect global collaboration whilst ensuring…
Intel aims to overtake Samsung in contract chipmaking. TSMC might help
PALO ALTO, California — From the sudden departure of CEO Pat Gelsinger in December to layoffs and ever-changing U.S. tariff policies, Intel has had a tumultuous few months. But the U.S. chip titan still wants to be the world’s No. 2 foundry company by 2030. That would mean beating out Samsung Electronics, currently the second-largest maker…
Official says it’s ‘miraculous’ climber survived fall off Washington mountain that killed 3 others
One mountain climber’s survival is being called “miraculous” after a 200-foot fall onto jagged rock in Washington state Sunday that killed the three other men in his group. One man, Anton Tselykh, 38, from Seattle, will live to tell the tale of an apparent anchor failure that sent him and his climbing group plunging 200…
Inside Iran as Trump presses for nuclear deal
IE 11 is not supported. For an optimal experience visit our site on another browser. Three climbers killed after falling during hike in Washington State 01:16 Now Playing Inside Iran as Trump presses for nuclear deal 01:20 UP NEXT Dangerous early heat wave scorches Texas 01:35 New York shop transforms centuries-old wood into guitars 01:33…
Gabbard fires intel officials who oversaw memo contradicting White House claims on Venezuelan gang
Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard has fired two top intelligence officials who oversaw a recent intelligence assessment which contradicted President Donald Trump’s assertions that the gang Tren de Aragua is operating under the direction of the Venezuelan regime, two officials said Wednesday. The assessment undermined the rationale for Trump invoking a rarely used 1798 law, the…
Couple and adult daughter charged with torture, abuse of 6 foster children
A Victorville, Calif., couple and their adult daughter who fostered children were charged Wednesday with child abuse and torture stemming from what authorities described as years of physical, emotional, and mental abuse. Tina Marie Sheffield Key, 60, Kenneth Michael Key, 60, and daughter Kaitlynn Marresa Key, 23, were charged with six counts of torture — one…
Republican tensions escalate to a boiling point on ‘SALT’ tax fight in Trump’s big bill
WASHINGTON — House Republicans are locked in a tense standoff over how to tackle the federal deduction for state and local taxes, or SALT, a sticky issue that could make or break the party’s big bill for President Donald Trump’s agenda. The ongoing fight has not only pitted Rep. Jason Smith, R-Mo., the chair of…
Trump’s ‘weaponization’ chief accuses D.C. disciplin counsel investigating him of weaponization
WASHINGTON — The incoming director of the Justice Department’s “Weaponization Working Group” revealed Wednesday he was under investigation by D.C.’s Office of Disciplin Counsel, accusing the official in charge of investigating bar complaints of “weaponizing” his role, according to an letter viewed by NBC News. Outgoing Interim U.S. Attorney for the District of Columbia Ed…
Indonesian palm oil exports set to fall with biofuel mandate
JAKARTA — Indonesian exports of crude palm oil are expected to drop during 2025 due to increased domestic biofuel policy mandates but prices are likely to rise because of this, U.S. tariffs distorting the market and other geopolitical factors, industry players have forecasted. Palm oil is one of the most widely-used vegetable oils. It is a key ingredient…