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China being provocative, ignoring olive branches, top Taiwan policymaker says

TAIPEI: China is being provocative with an “extreme pressure” campaign against Taiwan and is intentionally ignoring the island’s olive branches…

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Saudi resident Hajj violators to face deportation, 10-year ban

Saudi Arabia has renewed its call for strict compliance with Hajj regulations, underscoring the importance of holding a valid permit…

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Iranian cleric detained for posting critical content against Saudi govt

RIYADH: An Iranian cleric, Gholam Reza Qasemián, has been arrested in Saudi Arabia. According to a foreign news agency, the…

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US stops scheduling visa interviews for foreign students while it expands social media vetting

WASHINGTON: The State Department has halted the scheduling of new visa interviews for foreign students hoping to study in the…

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Thousands rush into new aid distribution centre in south Gaza

RAFAH: Thousands of Palestinians rushed into a new aid distribution centre run by a US-backed group in southern Gaza, AFP…

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Trump administration moves to cut all remaining federal contracts with Harvard

US President Donald Trump’s administration plans to terminate the federal government’s remaining contracts with Harvard University, according to a letter…

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Pakistan’s solar journey is feeling the heat from cost shifting

In 2015, Pakistan quietly ushered in a new era of decentralised energy. The drily named Net Metering Regulations bill allowed…

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Scarlett Johansson gushes over ‘funny’ husband Colin Jost

Scarlett Johansson recently heaped praise for her husband Colin Jost’s sense of humour. During a recent chat with Collider, the…

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Deborra-Lee Furness breaks silence on divorce from Hugh Jackman

Deborra-Lee  has called her divorce with Hugh Jackman “a profound wound that cuts deep.” After 27 years of marriage, Furness…

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From Layyah to diplomacy

Southern Punjab has been a victim of political manipulation for decades, used as a bargaining chip by various political factions…

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