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India eyes bigger BRICS clout as Xi, Putin skip Brazil summit

July 7, 2025

What to Buy and What to Skip

July 7, 2025

LL Cool J and Jazmine Sullivan skip July Fourth event to support Philadelphia union

July 5, 2025

Why Tom Holland and these A-listers actors skip the Met Gala every year

May 5, 2025

For some cancer patients, immunotherapy may be way to skip surgery and chemo

April 27, 2025

Afghan Taliban skip Pakistan-hosted summit on girls education

January 15, 2025

Indian minister to skip Pakistan visit, join SCO huddle virtually

September 10, 2024

Pakistan-Azerbaijan strengthen diplomatic and economic ties in Baku meeting
Baku: Speaker National Assembly Sardar Ayaz Sadiq led a high-level parliament delegation to Azerbaijan, engaging in fruitful discussions with Prime Minister Ali Asadov. The visit underscored the growing bilateral relations and mutual commitment to regional stability. During the meeting, Speaker Sardar Ayaz Sadiq praised recent positive interactions with Azerbaijani leaders, including President Ilham Aliyev and…
Islamabad Excise Department sets new tax collection record
ISLAMABAD: The Excise and Taxation Department has released revenue collection statistics for the federal capital. According to Director Excise Bilal Azam, Islamabad’s Excise Department has set a new record in tax collection. According to Director Excise Bilal Azam, the department collected Rs. 21.34 billion in taxes during the fiscal year 2024–25, compared to Rs. 17.23…
Cambodia seeks justice, not conflict, in border dispute with Thailand
Pen Bona is minister delegate to the prime minister and head of the Royal Government of Cambodia’s spokesperson unit. Why do border disputes between neighbors persist for so long? Who draws the lines that divide nations, and how should they be interpreted more than a century later? Most importantly, what responsibility do governments have to…
Terrorist linked to banned outfit arrested in Sahiwal
SAHIWAL: The Counter Terrorism Department (CTD) conducted an operation near a suburban village of Sahiwal and arrested a terrorist linked to a banned organization. According to details, the arrested suspect, identified as Muhammad Tahir, is affiliated with the banned Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) – Fitna al-Khawarij. According to a CTD spokesperson, explosive materials including a prima…
India’s Kotak seeks to manage $10bn in foreign clients’ assets
BENGALURU — The Kotak Mahindra group, among India’s largest asset managers, is aiming to roughly double inflows from foreign clients to $10 billion in three years, amid improved investor sentiment toward emerging markets as Washington’s erratic policies take some of the sheen off U.S. stocks. Global investors will eventually ramp up investments in emerging markets…
US State Department spokesperson declines to comment on PTI Founder
Washington: US State Department spokesperson Tammy Bruce declined to officially comment on questions regarding Former Prime Minister and founder PTI. She was asked whether the imprisonment of PTI’s founder is considered a domestic matter by the US and Pakistan. Tammy Bruce responded to the journalist by saying that if they want to know the stance…
Dar urges concrete measures to revive Cotton sector
ISLAMABAD: Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Senator Mohammad Ishaq Dar underscored the importance of implementing coordinated and practical measures to revive cotton’s pivotal role in the national economy and enhance profitability for farmers. He made these remarks while presiding over the third meeting of the Cabinet Committee on Essential Cash Crops. The committee held…
Temasek to keep investment strategy despite Trump tariffs
SINGAPORE — Singapore’s Temasek Holdings, one of the world’s biggest investors, does not expect a “major shift” in its investment strategy despite looming U.S. tariffs, with senior executives saying the direct impact on its portfolio will be marginal. “In fact, when the tariffs were first announced [and] when we did our own stress test, we…
Malaysia cuts interest rate by quarter point as tariff threat looms
KUALA LUMPUR — Malaysia’s central bank cut its benchmark interest rate by a quarter point on Wednesday to 2.75% from 3%, its first change in 25 months and its first easing in five years, as U.S. President Donald Trump’s “reciprocal” tariffs become an imminent economic threat. The last time Bank Negara Malaysia cut the overnight policy rate was…