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Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi told Iranian Interior Minister Eskandar Momeni, on an official visit to Pakistan, that Islamabad is ready to extend cooperation with Iran in all fields.
A congressional hearing meant to examine government efficiency turned into a pointed debate over how one of America's most respected historical institutions tells the country's story, with lawmakers directly challenging
Pakistan has an artificial intelligence policy. It was approved by the Federal Cabinet on 30 July 2025, it runs to six pillars, and roughly a year later most of the companies it governs still could not tell you what it
'I want my brother back' - Tupac’s brother tells BBC murder trial won’t bring is one of the latest items found in the active RSS feeds, and it has enough public interest to deserve a fuller article rather than
Director Joe Pearlman says making a Netflix series about José Mourinho meant confronting a manager who tried to shape the story. The documentary also explores Mourinho’s father, his family life and his return to Madrid
Pakistan's tour of England has descended into chaos, with a former team coach publicly accusing the country's chief selector of erratic, poorly communicated decision-making after a wave of sackings that followed two
A long-anticipated legal showdown over social media's effect on teenagers finally reached a jury this week, with Tennessee's lawyers opening with a pointed accusation: Meta knew the harm its own platforms caused and
Nationals Senate leader Bridget McKenzie echoed comments by Pauline Hanson at a CPAC London event, prompting criticism from Labor over the divisive framing.
Responding to a jibe from PML-N supremo Nawaz Sharif, PPP Chairman Bilawal Bhutto-Zardari said that whether Kashmir or Kashmore, Mirpur or Mirpurkhas, residents were 'not ready to bargain away' their rights.
• PPP’s Bazil Ali Naqvi maintains narrow lead in LA-28 • PML-N’s Noreen Arif leads by fewer than 200 votes in LA-27 • Talal tells Bilawal to ‘show grace in defeat’ after PPP cries foul over rigging • AJK speaker alleges 14,000 fake votes af
After three separate safety incidents, Disneyland has stopped asking guests nicely. New signs at Tiana's Bayou Adventure now say standing up will get you removed from the park entirely.
LAHORE: The Lahore High Court (LHC) on Wednesday disposed of a petition filed by PTI seeking permission to hold a public rally at Minar-i-Pakistan after it was informed that the deputy commissioner had denied the request. The PTI announced
As weather events become more extreme, fake videos are being shared rapidly online, and it’s causing real world problems in China
Elon Musk told The Economist he does not care if people dislike him and denied racist intent, as questions about AI, power and his public profile
UK health authorities reported 67 Cyclospora infections, mostly among travellers returning from Mexico, and advised holidaymakers on symptoms and prevention.
The Australian National University is facing criticism over its response to students using AI, as universities across Australia move to tighten assessment rules and classifications
NASA's Astronomy Picture of the Day for August 19, 2026 turns attention to what it calls the case of the mysterious maybe meteor, a reminder that even striking sky images can require careful interpretation. APOD has
Al Jazeera’s AJLabs compares wages and prices through Big Mac meals, showing how pay power can vary sharply between cities that look cheap on paper.
Liverpool’s new head coach is using a theory of collective football as he begins pre-season in Chicago, with a focus on identity, belief and togetherness.
China is easing visa rules to draw more foreign visitors, in a move that appears designed to support the economy and strengthen how the country is seen abroad
Julián Álvarez scored a stunning extra-time goal to sink 10-man Switzerland and send Argentina into the World Cup semi-finals, after a seemingly straightforward match turned into their tournament's toughest test.
A new OICCI report says slow policy execution and uneven rules are costing Pakistan’s agriculture billions, with cotton output and maize growth both under pressure.
Japan coined the new term kokushobi in April for days above 40C, and the country logged its first official 'cruelly hot day' on Tuesday, as authorities advise workers to wear shorts to the office to cope.
TechCrunch says a Disrupt 2026 Builders Stage session will focus on how pre-seed founders can raise money with conviction and storytelling before launching a product