Pakistan

ISLAMABAD: The Federal Public Service Commission (FPSC) has decided to introduce a major change in the recruitment process for government posts from Grade 16 to Grade 21, ARY News reported. All recruitment examinations will follow a new Multiple Choice Question (MCQ)-based format, starting September 21, 2025. According to sources within the FPSC, candidates will be […]

Shares in Puma SE surged after Bloomberg reported on Monday that the holding company of France’s Pinault family is weighing options for its 29% stake in the German sportswear maker including sounding out potential buyers. The Pinault’s holding company, Artemis, which controls Gucci-owner Kering (PRTP.PA), opens new tab and other businesses in the luxury, arts […]

PTI men convicted in more May 9 cases

At OIC-CFM, Dar warns against another Nakba Presents seven-point framework for peace Says Gazans want action, no

Raja resigns as PTI secretary general

Delhi shares flood warning with Islamabad through diplomatic channels

Liabilities cut by one-fourth to just above Rs300b

Palestinian presidency urges UN to protect journalists, hold Israel accountable

United States President Donald Trump said on Monday that he expects to visit China this year or shortly afterwards, noting that economic ties between the two countries have improved — even as he kept the door open to steeper tariffs. Speaking to reporters as he met South Korean President Lee Jae Myung in Washington, Trump pointed to recent talks with Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping: “At some point, probably during this year or shortly thereafter, we’ll go to China. “We’re going to have a great relationship with China,” Trump vowed. The US leader added: “They have some cards. We have incredible cards, but I don’t want to play those cards. If I played those cards, that would destroy China.” Tensions between the world’s two biggest economies have been simmering this year, but have significantly cooled since April, when both countries slapped escalating tariffs on each other’s exports. At one point, the tit-for-tat duties reached triple digits on both sides, snarling supply chains as many importers halted shipment...

One killed as thousands evacuate

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Washington backs ambassador as diplomatic tension with Paris boils

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US president hosts South Korean counterpart

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NA panel told liabilities stand at Rs54b; only 300 staff to be retained

Court to hear case a week later

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