The Mir Raza murder inquiry has formally begun in Karachi, with the judicial commission formed by the Sindh government issuing notices to key parties in the case. The development comes amid continued
Author: Usama Mudassar
Iran Condemns New US Sanctions at UN
Iran has strongly criticized the latest US sanctions on Iran, describing them as economic and state terrorism and urging the international community to reject the measures. Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi
US-Iran Talks Halt as Economic Pressure Intensifies
The latest US-Iran talks have effectively stalled, with the White House saying Washington and Tehran are not currently engaged in negotiations to end the war. The development comes as the United States
Pakistan Explores Global Child Protection Practices at ISPCAN 2026
Pakistan has explored global child protection practices at the ISPCAN 2026 World Congress in Melbourne, seeking international experience that could help strengthen the country’s child protection system
PIMS Nursery Fire Raises Questions Over Hospital Safety
The PIMS nursery fire in Islamabad has resulted in a devastating loss of newborn lives, with 14 infants reportedly dying after a fire broke out in the gynaecology ward of the Pakistan Institute of Medical Sciences (PIMS).
Pakistan Highlights Child Protection at Global Conference
Pakistan has reaffirmed its commitment to child protection at the Global Conference on Child Protection in Melbourne, where a high-level Pakistani delegation participated in discussions on strengthening child rights
US Visa Appointments Rescheduled as Consular Training Begins
The US visa appointments process is facing temporary disruptions worldwide as the State Department adjusts embassy and consulate schedules to accommodate a new training programme for consular officers.
NADRA Facial Verification Plan Faces New SIM Verification Debate
Pakistan’s proposed NADRA facial verification system for SIM issuance has entered a new phase after the National Database and Registration Authority clarified that it has not abandoned facial recognition technology
Sleepwalker Malware Hides Until It Receives a Secret Signal
A newly discovered Windows backdoor called Sleepwalker malware is raising concerns among security researchers because of its unusual ability to remain inactive until it receives a specially crafted network signal