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Pakistan Commits To PIA Sale By July, Roosevelt Hotel’s Fate Remains Uncertain

Pakistan plans to privatize PIA by July, with Roosevelt Hotel’s fate uncertain amid a terminated $228M lease deal in New York.

US Terminates Sanctions Waiver For Iraq To Purchase Gas, Electricity From Iran

US ends Iraq’s sanctions waiver for electricity imports of Iran, escalating pressure on Tehran amid renewed nuclear tensions.

Pakistan, IMF Complete Technical-Level Talks For Next $7 Billion Tranche

Pakistan, IMF discuss next $7 billion tranche, focusing on economic reforms, new taxes, and energy tariffs to meet loan conditions.

NADRA Unveils Pakistan’s First Dematerialised Digital Identity Card On Its 25th Anniversary

NADRA unveils Pakistan’s first Dematerialised Digital Identity Card, marking a major step in the country’s digital transformation.

Bangladesh’s Yunus, UN Chief Scheduled To Visit Rohingya Camp

UN Chief Guterres, Prof Yunus to visit Rohingya camp in Cox’s Bazar on March 14 as part of Ramadan solidarity tour.

Nepal’s Exports Surge 46.5%, But High-Value Goods Lag Behind

Nepal’s exports surged 46.5% to Rs127.20B, driven by soybean oil, while high-value goods saw only marginal growth.

BLA’s Jaffar Express Attack: A Disturbing Shift in Terrorist Tactics

BLA’s Jaffar Express attack marks a major escalation. Can Pakistan counter the threat and address internal security lapses?

Sri Lanka’s Women Boxers Stranded After Serbia Visa Denial

Sri Lanka’s women boxers miss IBA World Championship in Serbia due to visa complications and lack of financial support.

UNHCR Representative Warns: Don’t Ignore Afghanistan, Crisis Could Worsen Without Urgent Support

UNHCR representative Arafat Jamal urges global support for Afghanistan, warning of mass migration and regional instability.