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‘Sinners’ bites off a phenomenal 2nd weekend as a 20-year-old Star Wars movie takes 2nd place

April 27, 2025

Sculptures at the Xiaoxitian Temple in North China

Phenomenal popularity of Black Myth: Wukong sparks tourism surge in filming location Shanxi

October 15, 2024

Pakistani Filmmakers Champion Creative Rebellion at Cannes Panel
The Pakistan Crescent Collective made a triumphant return to the Cannes Film Market this week, presenting a powerhouse panel that positioned filmmaking as an act of creative defiance against decades of limiting stereotypes. The collective’s “New Wave Pakistan: Telling Global Stories, Rooted at Home” panel drew industry attention to a cinematic movement that’s rewriting the…
PM Shehbaz vows to expedite institutional reforms
ISLAMABAD: Prime Minister Muhammad Shehbaz Sharif reaffirmed his government’s commitment to fast-track institutional reforms alongside macroeconomic stabilization. The Prime Minister expressed these remarks during high-level meeting with a delegation from International Monet Fund (IMF) led by Jihad Azour at the PM’s Office. “With the grace of Allah, Pakistan is now moving from economic stability toward…
Gaza’s wait for food goes on as aid groups describe distribution ‘nightmare’
Aid workers struggling to distribute a trickle of aid entering the besieged Gaza Strip are describing a logistical “nightmare” in the midst of a spiraling humanitarian crisis. “With this limited amount of aid, the humanitarian situation continues to get worse and worse,” Dr. Amjad Alshawa, director of the Palestinian NGOs Network, an umbrella group of…
Japan’s Mitsubishi Heavy eyes trainer jet for possible export
CHIBA — Mitsubishi Heavy Industries (MHI) is working on a next-generation milit trainer jet with an eye on overseas sales as other nations begin to take an interest in Japan’s efforts to increase defense exports and create a sustainable defense industry. The T-X concept jet was unveiled during DSEI Japan, a three-day defense equipment trade…
House passes sweeping domestic policy package, a big win for Trump and Speaker Johnson
WASHINGTON — The House of Representatives on Thursday morning narrowly passed a massive domestic policy package, a major victory for President Donald Trump and Speaker Mike Johnson, R-La., after after weeks of heated negotiations within the GOP. The multitrillion-dollar tax-cut and spending measure now heads to the Senate, where Republicans have vowed to change it.…
Senate denounces Khuzdar terror attack
ISLAMABAD: The Senate on Thursday strongly condemned the terrorist attack in Khuzdar, labeling the targeting of schoolchildren as inhumane and called for a stronger defense against external threats and reaffirmed the country’s commitment to safeguarding its citizens. The motion to suspend the normal business and discuss the Khuzdar attack was presented by Senator Agha Shahzaib…
Buyout firm EQT makes first foray into Japanese retail market
TOKYO — Sweden-based private equity firm EQT is making its first foray into Japan’s market for retail investment products through a partnership with SMBC Nikko Securities. EQT will roll out an investment trust in Japan that it has offered to individual investors in Europe and Asia since 2023.
They are the youngest, most inexperienced team in the NBA — and on the cusp of the NBA Finals
When Oklahoma City guard Shai Gilgeous-Alexander spoke to ESPN for an on-court interview after the Thunder’s Game 1 win in the Western Conference finals, several of his teammates gathered around him in support. It’s a practice unique to Oklahoma City’s roster, which has been employing the all-for-one interview strategy for a couple of seasons. And…
‘Haunting silence’ as tourists avoid Kashmir amid India-Pakistan tension
On The Ground newsletter: Get a weekly dispatch from our international correspondents Get a weekly dispatch from our international correspondents Get a weekly international news dispatch Kashmir’s Himalayan region, typically bustling with tourists, is eerily quiet. Hotels and elaborately decorated houseboats sit empty, mountain resorts are silent, and hundreds of cabs stand idle. The usual…