Will Nawaz go abroad for treatment?
Talking to the media on Wednesday, Punjab Health Minister Yasmin Rashid said that the government would not object to Nawaz Sharif’s treatment, if need be,
Dubai expatriates left stranded for jobs as coronavirus crisis deepens
Mustafa, a hipster Pakistani graphic artist, has a month to find a new job or be forced to leave Dubai among an exodus of expatriates
World population to shrink in the second half of this century, experts predict
The world’s population is expected to shrink in the second half of the 21st century, according to researchers. The research, which is published in The Lancet medical
Sikh leader Jagmeet Singh emerges as pillar of new Canadian govt
Indian-origin Canadian politician Jagmeet Singh, whose New Democratic Party (NDP) won 24 seats in the general election, is set to emerge as the “kingmaker” while Prime Minister
Coronavirus: India’s biggest airline IndiGo to cut 10% of staff
India’s biggest airline IndiGo has decided to cut 10% of its staff as it faces a decline in revenues. The airline faces a collapse in
Australia posts record number of new COVID-19 infections
Australia reported a record 501 new coronavirus infections Wednesday, nearly four months after the pandemic initially peaked in the country, with authorities warning of a
China says US ordered closure of Houston consulate
The United States has ordered China to close its consulate in Houston and accused it of ramping up spying operations, dramatically escalating diplomatic tensions between
Indian Tea Prices Jump To Record As Floods, COVID-19 Slash Output
MUMBAI: Tea prices in the world’s second-biggest producer India have jumped to a record after intense floods and coronavirus movement restrictions trimmed output in the
