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Truck-Bike collision in DI Khan claims at least three lives

March 29, 2025

NOAA is scrambling to fill forecasting jobs after cuts to the National Weather Service
As some forecast offices halt overnight staffing, the National Weather Service is scrambling to reassign staffers internally and fill more than 150 positions to cover critical employment holes. al Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration on Tuesday opened a “period of reassignment,” asking for 76 meteorologists and a total of 155 staffers to consider transferring to fill…
Inverex launches low price EV in Pakistan, Alto in trouble?
Inverex has created a buzz in Pakistan’s auto market by announcing the price of the country’s cheapest electric vehicle, the XiO EV. The tech company has unveiled its first electric hatchback with three distinct variants, aiming to provide urban commuters with practical and budget-friendly electric mobility options. Chinese manufacturers built the Inverex XiO as a…
A tale of 2 automakers: Nissan and Toyota’s contrasting strategies
TOKYO — Looking at the restructuring plan released by Nissan Motor on Tuesday, I feel as if I have gone 26 years back in time. The biggest challenge Nissan faces now is a surplus of facilities and personnel. Estimates indicate plant utilization rates in the U.S. and Japan are in the range of 50% to…
U.S. citizen children sent with deported parents face major hurdles trying to return, advocates say
Immigration and Customs Enforcement detained Denisse Parra Vargas’ three children — two of them American citizens and one born in Mexico — in Texas last week and, because authorities deported their mother, sent them out of the United States too. The administration has responded to blowback from the children’s expulsions and those of other U.S. citizen minors, including a…
South Korea’s KT brings AI large language models to Thailand
SEOUL/TOKYO — KT and other South Korean telecommunications companies are offering their artificial intelligence models in other countries as the domestic market slows, targeting Asia and the Middle East with services in local languages. Thai telecommunications major Jasmine Group in April developed an AI large language model trained on data about Thai culture, politics, history and…
How a Journalist Helped the Black Women Soldiers of the 6888
When Tawanda Scott Sambou was assigned to find a story for a CNN series commemorating the 75th annivers of World War II, the first thing she asked herself was, “What role did Black women play in the war?” She thought she was coming to a dead end in her search until she came across a…
Italian agency AICS funded RAFAA project to help Sindh tackle climate risks
Italian agency AICS funded RAFAA project to help Sindh tackle climate risks Islamabad, May 17, 2025: A major climate resilience project has been officially launched in Sindh to help vulnerable communities better prepare for disasters like floods, droughts, and heatwaves. The €4 million initiative, called RAFAA (Resilience & Adaptation by Fostering Anticipatory Action), is a…
Global economy slows as inflation saps consumer spending
TOKYO — The global economy is slowing, with real growth in the U.S. and Japan in Janu-March turning negative, as prolonged high prices put downward pressure on consumer spending and U.S. tariff policies lead to pessimism about the future. Japan’s inflation-adjusted real gross domestic product fell an annualized 0.7% in the first quarter from the…
Natalie Nakase, WNBA’s first Asian American head coach, reflects on a historic season
Natalie Nakase, the WNBA’s first Asian American head coach, is channeling the spirit of a Valkyrie woman warrior as the season gets underway Friday. With Nakase, 45, on their team, the Golden State Valkyries are making waves as the WNBA’s first expansion draft — or new team in the league — in more than 15…