Scientists Turn Plastic Waste Into Fuel Using Sunlight in Breakthrough Study
Researchers have developed a method that uses sunlight to convert plastic waste into fuels and industrial chemicals, offering a potential
Govt Expected to Earn Rs. 180 Billion Monthly From Fuel Taxes, Says Miftah Ismail
Former finance minister Miftah Ismail has claimed that the government is set to generate around Rs. 180 billion in a
PSX Ends April 2026 in Chaos — 6 Stocks Prevent Bigger Crash After Ceasefire News
The KSE-100 Index ended April 2026 on a volatile note, with market direction largely shaped by shifting geopolitical headlines, particularly
Pakistan’s Inflation Officially Enters Double Digits in April 2026
Pakistan’s inflation climbed to 10.9% year-on-year in April 2026, marking its highest level in nearly two years, according to data
SBP Updates Profit Rates for Islamic Naya Pakistan Certificates
The State Bank of Pakistan (SBP) has revised the profit rates offered under the Islamic Naya Pakistan Certificates (INPCs), providing
Pakistani Newborns May No Longer Automatically Receive US Citizenship
A new constitutional amendment introduced in the United States could significantly reshape long-standing rules on birthright citizenship, with potential implications
Turkey Deports Dual Citizen Who Served in Israeli Military
A dual Turkish-Israeli citizen was detained in Istanbul after authorities said she had served in the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF),
Ex-Finance Minister Says Pakistanis Always End Up on Losing Side After Latest Fuel Bomb
Former finance minister Miftah Ismail has criticized what he calls a repeated pattern in government decision-making, arguing that policy outcomes
Govt to Launch Installment-Based Electric Bike Scheme with Rs. 80,000 Subsidy
The Federal Government is moving ahead with a new initiative to provide electric bikes to government employees as part of
Early Market Closures Trigger Rs. 20 Billion Revenue Shortfall for FBR
Pakistan’s tax machinery is facing renewed strain as early market shutdowns—driven by energy shortages and economic pressures—are projected to cut
