Adnan Farooq
A Karachi newsroom desk, late afternoon. The fan keeps whining, chai smells slightly burnt, and business pages still keep circling one theme: UAE 2025 Milestones and global leadership across economy. The UAE’s global economic position
Adeel Hassan
The question of who is the richest man in Pakistan has always fascinated citizens, business analysts, and observers worldwide. Pakistan, in spite of its economic problems, has great tycoons who have made gigantic fortunes through
Farhan Qureshi
In another scandal that is attracting a lot of publicity, Mufti Abdul Qavi claims past marriage to Kareena Kapoor in the past, which has caused tremors in both the Pakistani and the Indian social media
Sana Khalid
Karachi is Pakistan’s largest and most vibrant city, with a pace and character all its own—fast, lively, and full of life. As night falls, though, the city moves to a different and even more romantic
Sana Khalid
A Karachi café at 6 pm. Cups clink, phones glow, and a familiar hook cuts through the chatter. That scene repeats in Lahore, Islamabad, Faisalabad. Short clips rule the feed, and 10 hit Pakistani songs
Urooj Niazi
Many Pakistanis who would desire to have a better career opportunity, education, and life would have a bright future in migration to the developed countries. Canada, Australia, Germany and New Zealand among others are some
Urooj Niazi
Wordle has become a daily habit for millions of players in Pakistan and around the world. The game challenges players to guess the hidden five-letter word of the day, making mornings more exciting with each
Urooj Niazi
The flights between the Gulf, Pakistan and Europe airspace are dominated by numerous airlines that serve premium and low fare travelers. In the case of Gulf links, major airlines such as Emirates flight, Qatar air,
Urooj Niazi
The exchange rate of the Pakistani Rupee today became the main talking point at money changers across Karachi, Lahore, and Islamabad. Screens flickered with numbers tied to the US Dollar, Euro, Indian Rupee, Saudi Riyal,
Urooj Niazi
The kettle whistles in a Karachi flat. Plates clink as dinner is cleared, and in the corner the television is already tuned to cricket. Someone asks about the lineup, another guesses who will open. It’s
