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As the controversy over her alleged inclusion in Pakistan’s United Nations delegation deepens, columnist and social media activist Shama Junejo on Sunday claimed that Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif had formally included her as an adviser. In a post on X, Junejo asserted that she had been working for the prime minister for “the past many…
State-owned Qatar Airways has decided to sell its entire stake in Cathay Pacific Airways (0293.HK) for about $897 million (HK$6.97 billion), marking its complete exit from Hong Kong’s flagship airline after eight years. Cathay said late on Wednesday that the Doha-based carrier had approached it about selling its entire 9.7% stake, and it would repurchase…
The Bavarians sit six clear atop the table, with Leipzig and Dortmund also slipping up BERLIN: Harry Kane snatched Bayern Munich a point in stoppage time but their record-breaking start to a season came to an end in a 2-2 draw at Union Berlin in the Bundesliga on Saturday. Union defender Danilho Doekhi scored either…
LAHORE — Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif met with Pakistan Muslim League-N (PML-N) leader Nawaz Sharif on Sunday to discuss the ongoing tensions along the Pakistan-Afghanistan border. During the meeting, the prime minister briefed Nawaz Sharif on recent government actions and policy decisions. The former premier provided guidance on key national issues, including regional security and…
A violent clash between two student organisations at Karachi University on Wednesday escalated into street protests, with dozens of students staging a sit-in outside Mubina Town Police Station. Demonstrators set tyres ablaze, blocking traffic on Abul Hassan Ispahani Road, and accused police of delaying the registration of a case against their rivals. The protest followed…
Non-food, non-energy inflation accelerates; border closure sends tomato prices up 127% and sugar 35%, while gas jumps ISLAMABAD: Inflation rose for the second consecutive month to 6.2% last month due to movement in prices across various groups, with a notable increase in non-food and non-energy goods’ rates, indicating a buildup of underlying inflationary pressure. The…