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News Desk ISLAMABAD: The Foreign Office has stated that it is unaware of any government communications regarding the imposition of an emergency in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. This announcement comes amid rising tensions and speculation about the…

News Desk LONDON: England has officially declared a severe drought following the driest months in over a century, prompting urgent government action to address the escalating water crisis. The declaration comes as the country experiences…

News Desk TIRANA: Thousands of students in Albania are taking to the streets to protest against Prime Minister Edi Rama's government, voicing their grievances over unmet demands for educational reform and better living conditions. The…

News Desk ISLAMABAD: The Ministry of Information has called on the Afghan Taliban to provide concrete responses to allegations of terrorism, urging them to avoid mere rhetoric. This statement comes in the wake of increasing concerns…

News Desk LILONGWE: Malawi is grappling with a severe fuel shortage that has paralyzed daily life in the capital, Lilongwe, forcing motorists to endure long queues for days in search of petrol and diesel. The crisis has escalated over the…

News DeskISLAMABAD: The Interior Ministry has officially taken notice of a tragic incident involving a student suicide in the capital, prompting urgent discussions about mental health support in educational institutions.The…

News Desk ISLAMABAD: A crucial meeting convened at the Presidential Palace is currently deliberating the potential declaration of a state of emergency in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, amid escalating security concerns in the region. The meeting,…

News Desk PANAMA CITY: Panama's President has declared a major disaster after two powerful earthquakes struck the southern region of the country, causing widespread destruction and panic among residents. The quakes, which occurred on…

News Desk BRUSSELS: Over 100 students were arrested in Belgium during widespread protests demanding urgent reforms in education costs, particularly in the French-speaking regions of the country. The demonstrations, which took place on…

News Desk KARACHI: Three Pakistanis, recently freed from the clutches of Somali pirates, have safely returned to Karachi. Their release marks a significant development in ongoing efforts to combat maritime piracy in the region. The…