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Dubai Police have warned residents to stay alert against fake work visa scams, saying fraudsters are deceiving job seeke...
09/01/2026

Dubai Police have warned residents to stay alert against fake work visa scams, saying fraudsters are deceiving job seekers with false job offers and illegal visa promises. Authorities stressed that employment visas can only be obtained through official government channels or licensed agencies and urged people to verify offers and report suspicious cases immediately.

A Karachi court sentenced a man to 10 years’ rigorous imprisonment for ra**ng his 18-year-old daughter in Korangi, rejec...
07/01/2026

A Karachi court sentenced a man to 10 years’ rigorous imprisonment for ra**ng his 18-year-old daughter in Korangi, rejecting his claim that the case was fabricated to seize his property. The judge found the victim’s testimony credible and sufficient for conviction, fined the accused Rs100,000 as compensation for the victim, and ruled that the prosecution proved the case beyond reasonable doubt.

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A Gallup Pakistan survey shows that a majority of Pakistanis are optimistic about 2026, with over half expecting economi...
06/01/2026

A Gallup Pakistan survey shows that a majority of Pakistanis are optimistic about 2026, with over half expecting economic conditions to improve and the new year to be better than 2025. Public optimism in Pakistan exceeds the global average, and more than half of respondents also hope for a more peaceful world, reflecting stronger confidence compared to global and regional trends.

Pakistan and India exchanged updated lists of their nuclear installations under a 1988 agreement that bars attacks on ea...
05/01/2026

Pakistan and India exchanged updated lists of their nuclear installations under a 1988 agreement that bars attacks on each other’s nuclear facilities, the Foreign Office said. The lists were handed over simultaneously through diplomatic channels in Islamabad and New Delhi. The two countries also exchanged lists of prisoners in each other’s custody, continuing an annual practice in place since 1992.

Aerial firing across multiple areas of Karachi on New Year’s Eve injured at least 25 people, including women and childre...
03/01/2026

Aerial firing across multiple areas of Karachi on New Year’s Eve injured at least 25 people, including women and children, police and rescue officials said. Authorities arrested 56 suspects in citywide crackdowns, warning that celebratory gunfire will be treated as attempted murder. Senior police officials reiterated zero tolerance and said surveillance cameras were being used to identify offenders.

The world rang out 2025 with celebrations tempered by reflection on a turbulent year marked by Trump tariffs, a Gaza tru...
02/01/2026

The world rang out 2025 with celebrations tempered by reflection on a turbulent year marked by Trump tariffs, a Gaza truce, stalled hopes for peace in Ukraine and extreme climate events. New Year’s Eve festivities, led by Sydney, carried a sombre tone amid heightened security following a recent mass shooting, while millions gathered globally — from Copacabana Beach to New York — to welcome 2026 with cautious hope.

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May 2026 bring you happiness, good health, exciting opportunities, and countless memorable moments. Here’s to new beginn...
01/01/2026

May 2026 bring you happiness, good health, exciting opportunities, and countless memorable moments. Here’s to new beginnings and endless possibilities!”

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Pakistan’s 2025 was marked by cautious stabilisation amid ongoing uncertainty. Inflation fell sharply, growth edged up t...
31/12/2025

Pakistan’s 2025 was marked by cautious stabilisation amid ongoing uncertainty. Inflation fell sharply, growth edged up to around 3%, and the country recorded its first current account surplus in 14 years, boosting reserves and easing immediate crisis pressures. However, gains remained fragile, with low investment, weak job creation, and continued dependence on external financing. Climate shocks were absorbed better than in the past, but social development worsened, with declines in education, health and hunger indicators. Overall, 2025 highlighted a stark disconnect between improving macroeconomic stability and stagnant living standards.

The UAE has enacted a new federal law to protect children from online predators, data misuse and harmful digital practic...
30/12/2025

The UAE has enacted a new federal law to protect children from online predators, data misuse and harmful digital practices. The law restricts the collection and sharing of data for children under 13, bans access to gambling-related digital activities, and requires platforms to implement privacy controls, age verification and content filtering. It also establishes a Child Digital Safety Council as part of the UAE’s wider push to strengthen child and family protection in the digital age.

The PTA has urged mobile users to register SIMs in their own names, warning that using SIMs registered to others is ille...
29/12/2025

The PTA has urged mobile users to register SIMs in their own names, warning that using SIMs registered to others is illegal and any misuse will be the registered user’s responsibility. The authority cautioned that violations may lead to enforcement action and stressed responsible use to protect Pakistan’s telecom system.

Internal divisions are growing within PTI as several leaders push for dialogue with the government, while Imran Khan ins...
27/12/2025

Internal divisions are growing within PTI as several leaders push for dialogue with the government, while Imran Khan insists on protests and rejects talks as long as he remains jailed. Despite some positive signals from the government and opposition allies favoring negotiations, restricted access to Khan has fueled confusion, leaving the party torn between agitation and dialogue.

UAE President Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan arrived in Islamabad on his first official visit to Pakistan at the inv...
26/12/2025

UAE President Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan arrived in Islamabad on his first official visit to Pakistan at the invitation of Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif, accompanied by a high-level delegation. He is set to meet PM Shehbaz to review bilateral ties and discuss regional and international issues, aiming to strengthen relations between the two countries.

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