Author: Abdulrehman

ISLAMABAD: The Government of Pakistan has officially launched a Rs180 million upgrade project for Skardu International Airport, aiming to strengthen air connectivity and promote economic growth in Gilgit-Baltistan. This strategic initiative is part of broader efforts to transform Skardu into a gateway for international tourism and trade. The launch ceremony was held at a local resort in Skardu and attended by several high-ranking officials and stakeholders. The event marked a major milestone in the region’s development agenda, setting the stage for major infrastructural transformation in Pakistan’s north. Swiss-Pakistani Joint Venture to Lead Airport Design The project will be spearheaded by…

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KARACHI: Pakistan volleyball victory over Indonesia. Pakistan advanced to the semifinals of the 2025 Asian Volleyball Nations Cup after an intense 3-1 win against Indonesia in the quarterfinals, showcasing grit, resilience, and strategic excellence. Although Pakistan lost the first set, the team bounced back impressively to claim the next three sets with scores of 20-25, 25-21, 25-20, and 25-17. The hard-fought comeback not only secured their semifinal berth but also highlighted the team’s growing confidence and tactical improvement in high-pressure moments. Indonesia’s Strong Start, Pakistan’s Stronger Finish Indonesia dominated early in the match, taking the first set 25-20 with aggressive…

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Film on Pakistan’s Greatest Humanitarian Announced at Karachi Festival Abdul Sattar Edhi biopic the Sindh government has officially announced the production of a feature film based on the life and contributions of the late Abdul Sattar Edhi, the founder of the Edhi Foundation and one of Pakistan’s most revered humanitarians. The announcement came from Sindh Information Minister Sharjeel Inam Memon during a film festival in Karachi. Memon highlighted the powerful role cinema can play in shaping public perceptions and national identity, emphasizing that Pakistan must use this medium more strategically, just as India has successfully done to share its cultural…

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Horror in the Sky: Balloon Erupts Mid-Flight Brazil hot air balloon fire a tragic accident unfolded on Saturday when a hot air balloon carrying 21 people ignited mid-air and crashed in southern Brazil, resulting in eight fatalities and 13 injuries. The incident happened over Praia Grande, a well-known tourist town in Santa Catarina, popular for scenic balloon flights. Governor Confirms Fatalities and Survivors Governor Jorginho Mello confirmed the grim news on X (formerly Twitter), stating: “Eight fatalities and 13 survivors.” Emergency crews transported the injured to nearby medical facilities. As of now, the conditions of the survivors remain unclear, according…

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China has long led the way in internet censorship, managing one of the world’s most expansive systems of online moderation and surveillance. Mandatory identity verification on every platform has already made anonymity nearly impossible for users. Now, Beijing plans to centralize this process with a state-issued national internet ID. A Centralized Digital Identity System The new system, set to launch in mid-July, eliminates the need for users to repeatedly provide personal details for verification on various platforms. Instead, the government will issue a virtual ID, allowing individuals to log in seamlessly across multiple social media apps and websites. Officials claim…

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Cuomo vs. Trump Rivalry in New York Politics York roots. Both men, with their unmistakable Queens accents and distinctive styles, were heavily influenced by domineering fathers who played pivotal roles in shaping their careers. Trump expanded his father’s real estate empire into a global brand, while Cuomo carried forward his father’s political legacy, becoming a three-term New York governor. Despite their differences, similarities abound. They thrive on identifying weaknesses in others, toggling between charm and abrasiveness. Each has faced scandals and accusations of sexual misconduct, allegations they both deny. Now, with Trump in his second presidential term, Cuomo seeks political…

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President Donald Trump’s strikes on Iranian nuclear facilities have sparked bipartisan debate, intensifying discussions about war powers, constitutional authority, and U.S. foreign policy. The controversial action placed his decisions under scrutiny from Congress, highlighting a stark partisan divide. Republicans Back Trump’s Actions House Speaker Mike Johnson and Senate Majority Leader John Thune were both notified ahead of the strikes, allowing them to publicly support the president’s decision almost immediately. Johnson defended Trump’s unilateral action, emphasizing the urgency of the situation. “Leaders in Congress understood the imminent danger,” Johnson wrote on X, adding that the strikes were “necessary, limited, and targeted.”…

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Katie Price, a former British glamor model, has taken a bold step into the future by unveiling her AI-powered “digital twin” named Jordan. This revolutionary use of AI digital twins allows fans to connect with her in unprecedented ways, fulfilling fantasies and offering a constant presence. Jordan was developed by OhChat, a startup specializing in AI replicas of public figures. “It’s my voice, my personality, and my likeness. It’s truly me,” said Price. Jordan is marketed as the ultimate British bombshell, and her creation represents a merging of technology, fame, and fan interaction. Price’s digital twin allows her to connect…

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The Los Angeles Lakers, one of the most storied teams in NBA history, have claimed a remarkable milestone with a franchise valuation of $10 billion. This achievement eclipses the Boston Celtics, their longtime rivals, who previously held the record for the highest sports team valuation with a $6 billion price tag just months earlier. However, this record may soon be surpassed. The NFL’s New York Giants are exploring the sale of a 10% ownership stake. If completed, this deal could push the team’s total valuation beyond $10 billion, according to Marc Ganis, a Chicago-based sports consultant who advises teams in…

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In a significant diplomatic engagement, Pakistan’s Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar, alongside Chief of Army Staff Field Marshal General Syed Asim Munir, held a high-level meeting with Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan on the sidelines of the OIC Foreign Ministers’ Summit in Istanbul. Strengthening Pakistan-Turkiye Ties During the meeting, Ishaq Dar conveyed a special message of goodwill and solidarity from Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif to President Erdogan. The message underlined the importance Pakistan places on its strategic partnership with Turkiye. Dar stressed the importance of strong and sustainable bilateral relations between the two brotherly nations. Both sides…

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