International
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In A First, S.Korean Navy To Allow Female Sailors To Serve In Submarines
Seoul, July 29: The South Korean Navy on Friday announced that it has decided to allow female sailors to serve on…
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S&P Global Ratings Cut Pakistan’s Credit Outlook To Negative
Singapore, July 29: S&P Global Ratings cut Pakistan’s credit outlook to negative from neutral as the country’s external position weakens…
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Nepal’s Tiger Population Reaches 355
Kathmandu, July 29: Nepal has seen an exceptional growth of tigers in the last 12 years, becoming the first nation to…
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357 Dead, Over 400 Injured As Monsoon Rain Continue To Batter Pak
Islamabad, July 29: At least 357 people have died and over 400 others injured as heavy monsoon rain have continued to…
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Birmingham CWG begins with spectacular opening ceremony
Birmingham, July 29 : The Commonwealth Games 2022 was declared open on Thursday in a gliterring opening ceremony here at…
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Tanzania, Unicef Launch Campaign To End Child Marriage
Dar es Salaam, July 29: The government of Tanzania and the Unicef have launched a campaign aimed at ending child marriage…
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Pak Lifts Ban On Import Of Non-Essential, Luxury Products
Islamabad, July 29: The Economic Coordination Committee (ECC) of the Pakistan government has lifted a ban on the import of non-essential…
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Asia’s Richest Woman Loses More Than Half Her Fortune As China’s Property Crisis Escalates
Hong Kong, July 28: Yang Huiyan, Asia’s wealthiest woman, has seen her wealth fall to $11 billion from nearly $24…
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Protesters Storm Iraq’s Parliament Against New PM’s Nomination
Baghdad, July 28: Hundreds of followers of Shia cleric Moqtada al-Sadr broke into the Iraqi Parliament building in central Baghdad to…
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UN Calls On China To Repeal Draconian HK Law
New York, July 28: The UN has called on China to repeal a draconian national security law imposed on Hong…
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