The launch of Nasa’s new Artemis I Moon rocket is facing a potentially lengthy delay after a second postponement. Controllers tried and failed again on Saturday to get the Space Launch System (SLS) vehicle to lift off. They were thwarted… Continue Reading
The climate minister said that First world countries are the main polluters, but it’s the poor who foot the bill. Pakistan’s climate minister told UK media on Sunday that the Rich countries are responsible for the bulk of greenhouse emissions,… Continue Reading
Former finance minister and PTI leader Shaukat Tarin urged the government to renegotiate and seek relief from the IMF (International Monetary Fund) in the wake of disastrous floods, as he called it out for “leaking” the audios attributed to him regarding… Continue Reading
The US State Department has approved a potential $1.1 billion sale of military equipment to Taiwan, with China threatening to take counter measures. On Friday, Pentagon announced the package in the wake of China’s aggressive military drills around Taiwan. A… Continue Reading
The rupee, which had been consistently recovering since July 29, reversed the trend on Wednesday, declining by 98 paise against the dollar. Data shared by the State Bank of Pakistan (SBP) showed that the rupee closed at 214.88 per dollar,… Continue Reading
LAHORE: After winning two gold medals in a span of six days, Pakistan javelin thrower Arshad Nadeem wants the country’s government to build a new stadium specifically for track and field sports. Arshad Nadeem arrived here in the early hours… Continue Reading
Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has said that the world cannot afford to go back into another “era of Cold War or bloc politics”. He made the remarks in an interview with Newsweek’s senior foreign policy writer Tom O’Connor published on Monday. In… Continue Reading
SYDNEY: Cricket Australia have targeted the inclusion of the sport at the 2032 Brisbane Olympics as part of a strategic plan to expand participation and maintain the game’s position at the heart of the country’s sporting culture. The ambitious “Where… Continue Reading
As in the West Indies, the game came to the sub-continent along with colonial rule, spread via soldiers and sailors. The first Indians to take to the game were the Parsis of Bombay. Descended from Persian Zorastrians, the Parsis —… Continue Reading
It is becoming ever harder America and China agree on very little these days. Yet on the subject of Taiwan, at least in one regard, they are in total harmony. The status quo surrounding the self-governing island, which China claims and… Continue Reading