PKR Bounces Back Sharply Against Pound and Euro After Yesterday’s Fall
The Pakistani rupee recovered significantly against the British pound and the euro today, reversing steep losses suffered in yesterday’s trading
Iran Demands Crypto or Yuan From Ships Crossing Strait of Hormuz
Iran has effectively turned the Strait of Hormuz into a toll-controlled waterway managed by the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC).
Gold Prices Loses Over Rs. 7,000 in Pakistan After International Market Dip
Gold prices in Pakistan experienced a sharp decline today following a slump in international rates. According to the All-Pakistan Gems
Pakistanis Will Soon Be Allowed to Register for Passports, International Travel At Home
The federal government has decided to digitize the country’s passport and immigration system following the arrival of Chaudhary Muhammad Ali
Former Commissioner Islamabad Ali Randhawa Appointed As DG Immigration
The federal government has appointed Chaudhry Muhammad Ali Randhawa as Director General of Immigration and Passports, following his removal from
Pakistan Unveils Huge Market Reform to End Sugar Mafia And Let Farmers Sell Freely
The federal government has finalized a comprehensive national policy aimed at restructuring Pakistan’s sugar sector by dismantling decades-old administrative controls
Petrol Sales Jump 19% in Pakistan Despite High Prices and War Pressure
Pakistan’s petroleum consumption recorded a strong rebound in March 2026, with total oil sales rising sharply despite elevated fuel prices
New York Mayor Calls Donald Trump’s Iran War Another Historic Failure
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani has strongly criticized the prospect of a United States military confrontation with Iran, warning
FBR Moves to Tax Social Media Earnings, Targets Influencers with 50,000+ Subscribers
The Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) has unveiled a new framework to bring social media earnings under a dedicated tax
Pakistan’s Cement Sales Hold Steady in March Despite Middle East Conflict
Pakistan’s cement industry maintained stable dispatches in March even as the Middle East conflict, which began on February 28, raised
