Washington: US President Donald Trump’s recent imposition of tariffs on Indian goods has led to a strain in the long-standing strategic partnership between the United States and India. The pressure exerted by Trump for India to cease its oil imports f…
Srinagar: Police in the Indian-administered Kashmir region carried out raids on book stores after the government banned 25 books, over what it called “exciting secessionism.” The government accused the authors of the banned books – who include Booker …
Berlin: A demonstrably made-up story of British military officers being “captured” during a Russian raid in Ukraine has spread online this week, even being repeated by former British lawmakers. DW takes a look.
According to Deutsche Welle, the AI-ge…
Islamabad: Amb. Waheed Ahmad, a former diplomat, has praised the recent trade deal between Pakistan and the United States, describing it as a development that alleviates concerns among Pakistani businessmen and exporters over potential US tariffs. The United States stands as Pakistan’s largest trade partner, with significant quantities of merchandise
Islamabad: Analysts have praised the government for bringing attention to the challenges posed by climate change, which have significantly affected agricultural production in Pakistan. Dr. Abid Gill, an economist, noted that the resumption of cotton production in District Vehari is a positive development. This region, once a major cotton producer,
Islamabad: Hot and very humid weather is likely to persist in most parts of the country during the next twelve hours. However, rain with wind and thundershowers are expected in upper Punjab, Islamabad, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, and Kashmir. Isolated heavy falls are also likely in northeast Punjab, upper Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, and
Islamabad: In Indian Illegally Occupied Jammu and Kashmir (IIOJK), cordon and search operations by Indian troops continued for the seventh consecutive day in Kulgam district on Thursday. According to Radio Pakistan, the operations remain intensified in the Akhal area and adjoining localities, with Indian troops using heavy weaponry, aerial surveillance,
Karachi: In Indian Illegally Occupied Jammu and Kashmir: Indian government has banned twenty-five books branding them a threat to “India’s integrity. According to Radio Pakistan, the banned titles include works by prominent Kashmiri, Indian, and international authors. The books document lived experiences, resistance movements, and the political aspirations of the