Water warfare erupted between India and Pakistan after New Delhi tried pulling the plug on a 65-year-old river treaty. Indian officials claimed they were walking away from the Indus Waters Treaty following a deadly attack in Kashmir territory. Legal eagles from around the globe slammed the move as completely bogus under international law. World Bank chief Ajay Banga shot down India's scheme by declaring that both countries must agree before anyone can ditch the deal. Environmental expert Naseer Memon called the stunt a cheap political trick designed to terrify Pakistan.
Al Jazeera investigators discovered that India lacks the muscle to actually control the massive western rivers flowing into Pakistan. The country simply cannot store...
National Assembly Speaker Sardar Ayaz Sadiq blasted the savage killings that rocked Balochistan when gunmen targeted innocent bus passengers. The parliamentary chief pinned the bloodshed on Indian-backed terror groups who ambushed civilians near Loralai and Musakhel. Sadiq sent his deepest sympathies to grieving families while declaring the entire country mourns alongside them. The Speaker branded the massacre as a sickening display of inhuman cruelty designed to tear apart Pakistan. He vowed that every person behind the slaughter would face the full force of justice.
The veteran politician rallied the nation against what he called India's dirty schemes to destabilize Pakistan through violence. Sadiq promised that unity would triumph...
Qatar's royal mountaineer Sheikha Asma Al Thani swept into Pakistan Television Corporation headquarters and got the red carpet treatment from top brass. Syed Namood Muslim from PTV World rolled out the welcome mat alongside bigwigs Danyal Gillani and Dr. Haroon Elahi Toor. The princess got the grand tour of the broadcasting empire that shapes Pakistan's media world. Officials walked her through the newsroom operations and showed off their fancy production equipment. Muslim spilled the beans about how PTV built its reputation over decades of dominating airwaves.
The royal guest got her hands on vintage broadcasting gear and watched grainy black-and-white footage from the golden days. Dusty archives revealed legendary shows that made...
Terror gangs ambushed passenger buses traveling through Balochistan and executed nine innocent people after checking their identification papers. The killers forced victims from two vehicles heading toward Lahore along the N-70 highway near Sara Dhaka. All murdered civilians came from Punjab province and met their fate during a coordinated attack. Search teams discovered the bodies scattered across nearby mountain terrain between Thursday evening and Friday morning. Armed militants carried out the slaughter as part of a broader campaign targeting specific ethnic groups.
Shahid Rind from the Balochistan Government blasted the massacre as a cowardly strike against Pakistan's stability and peace. The official promised that authorities...
Young people around the globe get the spotlight as World Population Day 2025 arrives with a powerful message about family planning freedom. The United Nations wants teenagers and young adults to build the families they dream about while living in a world that treats everyone fairly. Officials picked the theme because they believe giving youth proper rights and resources helps them make smart choices about their futures. The celebration focuses on providing opportunities that let young people decide what kind of families they want to create. Education and healthcare access play major roles in helping the next generation achieve their family goals.
The special day started back in 1989 when the United Nations Development Programme created...
Pakistan's top railway official has lashed out at killers who slaughtered nine bus passengers during a deadly ambush in Balochistan province. Muhammad Hanif Abbasi branded the bloodbath as savage brutality against innocent travelers who were yanked from their seats and executed based on where they came from. The federal minister pointed fingers at terror groups he calls enemies of all mankind for deliberately hunting down people from Punjab. Abbasi described the massacre as cowardly sectarian violence designed to tear apart the country's unity. The government leader declared that authorities would track down these murderers and make them pay for their crimes.
Grieving families received heartfelt sympathy from the railways chief who...
Former soccer sensation Shingi Kawondera spilled the beans about how supposed pals stabbed him in the back and walked away with millions. The athletic legend put his money into late tycoon Gnimbi's gas empire before anyone else jumped aboard the gravy train. Kawondera helped build the groundwork for what became a cash cow that generated serious profits. Business partners pulled a fast one by creating fake documents with his name while he remained completely unaware. The betrayal left the sports hero financially devastated and questioning everyone around him.
Someone decided to play dirty by forging official paperwork that removed Kawondera from the profitable venture entirely. The former striker discovered the deception after deals...
Edmund Kudzayi has launched a fierce attack against the recent court ruling that ordered him to pay Advocate Fadzayi Mahere one hundred thousand US dollars. The journalist claims the entire judgment stems from lies told under oath and procedural mistakes that make the decision worthless. Kudzayi argues that Mahere deliberately misled the High Court by claiming she had applied for a pre-trial conference when court records show otherwise. He describes the default order as built on fabrication rather than legal merit. The case had already been dismissed twice for lack of activity before being brought back to life through what he calls dishonest means.
Justice Wamambo faces serious accusations of misconduct from Kudzayi who sent a DHL...
POSB chief executive Garainashe Changunda told business leaders that small companies drive Zimbabwe's economic success. Financial institutions must back these enterprises because they form the country's economic foundation. The banking boss spoke at a Friday business gathering in Bulawayo. His remarks highlighted how crucial small firms are for national prosperity. The seminar focused on helping these businesses reach their full potential.
Small and medium enterprises pump 60 percent into Zimbabwe's gross domestic product while giving jobs to half the workforce. These businesses keep families fed when formal employment runs thin. They spark innovation and create work opportunities for young people, women, and overlooked communities...
