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WASHINGTON: Gold prices climbed on Thursday as growing trade tensions between the US and India pushed investors towards safer assets. The uptick followed US President Donald Trump’s decision to impose an extra 25 percent tariff on Indian…

Saudi Arabia is taking sports to new heights—literally. The country is planning a $1 billion stadium that will float 1,150 feet above the ground inside its futuristic vertical city, The Line, part of the NEOM mega-project.

Bosnia's electoral commission said Wednesday that Bosnian Serb entity president Milorad Dodik had been formally stripped of his post after he was sentenced to a one-year jail term. The Republika Srpska president was given the prison…

Hospitals in Gaza have reported four more deaths in the past 24 hours due to hunger and malnutrition. This brings the total number of people who have died from famine-related causes to 197, including 96 children, according to Gaza’s Health…

When the world's eyes are fixed on the FIFA World Cup its stadiums roaring with passion, national anthems echoing across continents, and millions glued to screens Pakistan may seem absent from the scoreboard. Its national football team has…

Action star Jason Statham is back in the spotlight with Mutiny, a thrilling new movie directed by Jean-François Richet. Known for his tough, action-packed roles, Statham plays a former Special Ops soldier caught in a dangerous world of…

In Pakistan, bureaucrats form the steel frame of governance—designing policies and executing them. But in recent years, a critical question has emerged from behind the polished doors of their offices: When the policymakers themselves are…

PESHAWAR: The Khyber Pakhtunkhwa finance department on Wednesday released a fund of Rs5.22 billion for the University of Peshawar and other financially distressed universities. According to a finance department notification, Rs1.59…

PESHAWAR: Four miners were trapped under debris after an emerald mine collapsed in the Malook Abad area of Swat district on Wednesday evening, officials said. According to initial reports, the incident occurred when workers were inside…

ISLAMABAD: Chief of Army Staff (COAS) Field Marshal Syed Asim Munir is set to travel to the United States this week, marking his second visit in less than two months, according to foreign media reports. The visit comes amid deepening…