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The Miracle Merchant: Faith, Folly, and the Rolls-Royce Prophet of Lahore

LAHORE – Beneath the sweltering, dust-laden skies of Lahore, the air is thick with the scent of cheap incense and the desperate prayers of the broken. At the centre of this cacophony

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14 May, 2026

Henley places Pakistani passport on 100th spot

For decades, the green-bound Pakistani passport has been a symbol of a nation struggling to reconcile its global ambitions with a shrinking diplomatic reality. On Thursday, that reality hit a new low-point

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13 May, 2026

No More Hiding: ATC Declares Saad Rizvi and 23 TLP Leaders “Proclaimed Offenders”

LAHORE — The legal net is tightening around the leadership of the banned Tehreek-i-Labbaik Pakistan (TLP). In a decisive move on Tuesday, an Anti-Terrorism Court (ATC) officially declared party chief Saad Rizvi

Acting Foreign Secretary Amrit Bahadur Rai (second left) and deputy head of China’s National Development and Reform Commission Liu Sushe (third) after signing the cooperation framework of the Belt and Road Initiative in Beijing on Wednesday. Photo: Courtesy of PM's Secretariat

A Fading Vision: Why China’s Belt and Road Initiative Is Stalling in Nepal

The ambitious Belt and Road Initiative (BRI), heralded as China’s grand strategy to reshape global connectivity, is faltering in Nepal. Despite the high-profile visit of Nepalese Prime Minister K.P. Sharma Oli to

13 Dec, 2024

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Russian Journalists Union Criticizes UNESCO Report for Omitting Attacks on Russian Press

MOSCOW — The Russian Union of Journalists has issued a formal letter to UNESCO’s Director-General, Audrey Azoulay, condemning the omission of Russian journalists from the organization’s recent report on press safety, “Safety

12 Dec, 2024

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Sectarian Violence Surges in Pakistan’s Kurram District, Deepening Shia-Sunni Divides

ISLAMABAD — Sectarian violence has engulfed Pakistan’s Kurram district, where deadly clashes between Shia and Sunni groups have left more than 130 people dead in recent weeks. Despite repeated calls for calm

11 Dec, 2024

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In Race for 6G, India Emerges as a Key Global Player in Telecom Innovation

NEW DELHI — As the global telecommunications landscape rapidly evolves, India is positioning itself at the forefront of the next technological revolution: 6G wireless networks, a breakthrough technology promising to redefine connectivity

11 Dec, 2024

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Maldivians’ Shadowy Role in Levant Conflict Resurfaces Amid Regime’s Fall

HENVEIRU, Malé — In the dimly lit living room of a house in Henveiru ward, steeped in whispered histories of crime and extremism, women gather after the Maghrib prayer. Their purpose is

10 Dec, 2024

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Indian Tourists Make History Again, Transforming Sri Lanka’s Economy

COLOMBO—Sri Lanka’s tourism sector is on a promising trajectory, with the country inching closer to its ambitious target of 2.3 million tourist arrivals for 2024. The latest data from the Sri Lanka

10 Dec, 2024

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Even You, Brutus? India Slams U.S. Over Alleged ‘Deep State’ Interference

New Delhi, In an unusual and pointed move, India’s ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has raised serious concerns about the United States’ involvement in media reports critical of Prime Minister Narendra Modi

09 Dec, 2024

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China’s Massive Debt Shuffle Exposes Economic Fault Lines

BEIJING — China has approved a sweeping 10 trillion yuan ($1.4 trillion) economic rescue package to shore up its faltering economy and address mounting local government debt, CNN reported. The centerpiece of

23 Nov, 2024

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Saudi Arabia’s Leadership in Islamic Unity Lauded at Summit; Muizzu Urges Action on Palestine

Jeddah, Saudi Arabia — President Dr. Mohamed Muizzu commended Saudi Arabia’s leadership in uniting Muslim nations at an international summit, applauding the Kingdom’s recent initiatives to “galvanize international support and build consensus

11 Nov, 2024

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U.S. Missile Deal With Australia Raises Stakes in Pacific Power Play With China

SYDNEY, Australia — Australia’s recent $4.7 billion acquisition of advanced American missile systems has set the stage for what analysts fear could trigger a new arms race in the Asia-Pacific region, as

29 Oct, 2024

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The Miracle Merchant: Faith, Folly, and the Rolls-Royce Prophet of Lahore

Henley places Pakistani passport on 100th spot

No More Hiding: ATC Declares Saad Rizvi and 23 TLP Leaders “Proclaimed Offenders”

A Fading Vision: Why China’s Belt and Road Initiative Is Stalling in Nepal

Russian Journalists Union Criticizes UNESCO Report for Omitting Attacks on Russian Press

Sectarian Violence Surges in Pakistan’s Kurram District, Deepening Shia-Sunni Divides

In Race for 6G, India Emerges as a Key Global Player in Telecom Innovation

Maldivians’ Shadowy Role in Levant Conflict Resurfaces Amid Regime’s Fall

Indian Tourists Make History Again, Transforming Sri Lanka’s Economy

Even You, Brutus? India Slams U.S. Over Alleged ‘Deep State’ Interference

China’s Massive Debt Shuffle Exposes Economic Fault Lines

Saudi Arabia’s Leadership in Islamic Unity Lauded at Summit; Muizzu Urges Action on Palestine

U.S. Missile Deal With Australia Raises Stakes in Pacific Power Play With China

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