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Analysts say fresh US financing could ease pressure on Pakistan, but they caution that lasting gains will depend on whether reform efforts continue.

Europe’s biggest defence contractor says the risk of attack is growing, adding urgency to Britain’s debate over readiness, resilience and military investment.

Luke Littler continued his World Matchplay title defence with a dominant 16-7 quarter-final victory over Josh Rock in Blackpool, averaging 109.57 in the win.

Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb has reviewed Pakistan’s IMF programme progress, underscoring how closely the government is tracking reforms, fiscal targets and external financing needs.

The State Bank of Pakistan has named 10 primary dealers for FY27, with UBL, NBP and Bank Alfalah among the top performers as the government leans on domestic borrowing.

Intel said revenue rose 25% in its latest quarter, helped by AI companies buying more CPUs, a sign demand is broadening beyond the usual chip hot spots.

A New York Times Business review says World Cup hosts, hotels and tourism agencies had high hopes, but the gains were uneven, with some markets benefiting more than

The US has announced tariffs affecting around 60 trading partners, saying the move responds to concerns that they have not done enough to stop forced labour in supply

The Sindh cabinet has approved wider health coverage alongside new task forces on AI, climate and water bodies, while also tightening some laws and allowances.

Video circulating online has sparked anger in Wisconsin after a police officer shot and killed a man on a street, according to Al

Jermain Defoe has departed his role as Woking manager after four months in charge, citing internal circumstances that rendered his continued leadership of the National League side impossible

The Trump administration has withdrawn subpoenas targeting three New York Times reporters, a move that underscores mounting legal resistance to pressure on critical

Crude prices are climbing again after Houthi claims of attacks on tankers in the Red Sea, raising fresh questions about fuel costs, inflation and global

NPR’s Short Wave digs into the biology of birdsong, the deep history of avocados and what Egyptian warrior princesses can reveal about the

New research cited by NPR suggests invasive plants and animals can cause greater ecological and economic damage in lower-income countries across the Global South.

A Trump-aligned council is preparing to revisit the federal rules that govern how government projects are reviewed for their impact on historic places, according to NPR News. The potential changes could make it easier…

TechCrunch reports the insurance startup has landed another round, just weeks after a $106 million B1 raise valued it at $2.6

The Justice Department move comes after a federal judge questioned how the subpoenas were handled, in a case The Times says tested press freedom.

Yemen’s oil wealth could ease a severe economic squeeze if exports resume, yet persistent security risks still cloud the country’s path back to

Anthropic has upgraded its Claude voice interface, allowing users to toggle between Opus, Sonnet, and Haiku models while integrating directly with third-party productivity tools to facilitate complex, hands-free work