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Pakistan's National Assembly and Senate introduce work rotations, fuel reductions and spending controls under a fresh austerity drive.

Rich countries spend 41 times more on each child's education. AJLabs looks at the classroom inequality around the world

Google's booming cloud business, surging enterprise adoption, and massive quarterly profits help defend the tech giant's heavy artificial intelligence spending against ongoing investor scrutiny and skepticism.

Pakistan orders a 50% cut in official-vehicle fuel, a 5% reduction in non-employee spending, and new travel and procurement restrictions.

A United States review has called for stronger parliamentary scrutiny and more timely publication of information about Pakistan's budgets and debt.

Public finances for last month were better than expected but the UK is carrying major

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

A year after Congress ended federal support for public media, South Dakota’s network is still operating — but the loss has reshaped how it serves viewers and listeners.

China’s smoking culture is facing a sharper public challenge as more nonsmokers, especially younger people, refuse to stay quiet about secondhand smoke. According to The New York Times, disputes between smokers and…

Pakistan?s National Job Portal is listing active government vacancies across railways, finance, licensing, IT and public-sector operations.

Chief Justice of Pakistan Yahya Afridi has stressed that public trust in the justice system is built first in the district courts, where most citizens encounter the law, seek relief and judge whether institutions are…

Alphabet and Tesla shares tumbled after financial results revealed heavy capital expenditures on AI infrastructure, pushing both firms into negative free cash flow for the first time in recent years

Social media has become a global political arena, shaping diplomacy, elections, conflict narratives and public trust in ways governments can no longer ignore.

Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi says proposals for new provinces or administrative units must be constitutional, carefully assessed and guided by public opinion.

The BBC's latest annual report has placed the broadcaster's most serious challenges in plain view, with funding pressure, changing audience habits and public trust all shaping the debate over its future. The report…

ECNEC reviewed major road, energy, water, education and poverty-reduction schemes as revised costs and project delays sharpen scrutiny of public investment.

AI manifestos from technology bosses are becoming a familiar ritual, revealing a fight to shape public trust before regulation, lawsuits or product failures define the story.

Tesla is spending more aggressively just as several of its next-generation product plans appear to be moving more slowly than hoped. According to TechCrunch, the company’s revenue rose 26%, but that increase was not…

UK faces very difficult trade-offs in budget because of Iran, analysts warn The UK government may have less room for manoeuvre in the next autumn budget than previously expected if the Iran war continues to keep oil…

Pakistan's Economic Coordination Committee has approved Rs6.6 billion for the purchase of 30 bulletproof vehicles for next year's Shanghai Cooperation Organisation summit, cutting down an earlier request that sought…

Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif announces a Rs160 billion KP package focused on merged districts, education, policing and development.

Meta has begun rolling out its Meta AI chatbot inside Threads' direct messages, giving users a way to have private, one-on-one conversations with the assistant rather than interacting with it only in public posts. The…

## Washington makes an unusual public admission The United States has publicly acknowledged that it has space-control weapons operating in orbit, a rare admission that immediately sharpened debate over military…

Former defence minister Al Carns has declined a ministerial offer after stepping away from government during a row linked to military funding, according to BBC Politics. The move follows Carns’s resignation after John…