Ali Raza Khan
War on Terror & Aftermath The United Arab Emirates (UAE) has stood by Pakistan throughout in the latter’s war on terror and its aftermatch. The need to protect diplomatic missions and buildings according to the
Farhan Qureshi
“The UAE National Day is a celebration of gratitude for me as an expat. For we are living in a safe place of tolerance that embraces all cultures and provides many opportunities for one and
Ali Raza Khan
Fawad Chaudhry's Efforts Pakistan Tehreek-i-Insaf (PTI) Vice President Fawad Chaudhry met US Ambassador Donald Blome on Tuesday at the US embassy in the federal capital, weeks after his party chief declared his desire to repair
Farhan Qureshi
UK's Latest Census According to census figures revealed on Tuesday, less than half of individuals in England and Wales identify as Christians, underscoring a historic shift towards secularism in multicultural Britain. In 2021, just over
Adeel Hassan
New Owner's Informal Poll Voted Elon Musk announced on Thursday that numerous suspended Twitter accounts would be reinstated after a resounding majority of users responding to the new owner's informal poll voted in favour of
Ali Raza Khan
Increase in Attacks From Afghanistan The Foreign Office reported on Thursday that Pakistan was having talks to resolve the problems as the number of strikes over the border from Afghanistan targeting security forces has increased.
Sana Khalid
India, A Global US Partner The US State Department describes its relationships with Pakistan and India as valuable partners in a delicate region while describing India as a global partner. Vedant Patel, the department's principal
Farhan Qureshi
1947 Partition of the subcontinent The reuniting of families split apart after the 1947 Partition of the subcontinent has been greatly aided by social media. With the help of a vlogger, the Chawla family of
Ali Raza Khan
Oasis of Tolerance and Coexistence The UAE has expanded to include more than 200 nationalities, making it an oasis of tolerance and coexistence between all facets of society, locals and expats of all racial and
Farhan Qureshi
The publisher of the Daily Mail was sued for defamation by Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif and his son-in-law Imran Ali Yousaf. The judge of the UK High Court ordered the defendant to pay 30,000 pounds
