Japan Creates Petrol From Air and Water That Works in Normal Engines
Japan has demonstrated the production of synthetic liquid fuel using carbon dioxide captured from the atmosphere and hydrogen derived from
Pakistan’s National Assembly Becomes Country’s First AI-Enabled Parliament
Pakistan’s National Assembly has formally introduced artificial intelligence into parliamentary operations, becoming the country’s first legislature to adopt an AI-enabled
Islamic Financing Could Easily Outrank Conventional Banking in Coming Years
Pakistan’s Islamic banking industry is projected to maintain strong expansion, with total assets expected to reach Rs18–19 trillion by December
Govt Introduces Insurance Bill 2026 to Modernize Sector, Expand Digital Services
The federal government has introduced the Insurance Bill 2026 in the National Assembly, proposing wide-ranging reforms aimed at modernizing Pakistan’s
Pakistan’s Foreign Direct Investment Drops 68% to $54 Million in April 2026
Pakistan’s net Foreign Direct Investment fell sharply to $54 million in April 2026, down 68 percent from $168 million in
LSE Capital Takes Majority Control of Digital Custodian Company With 54.01% Stake
LSE Capital Limited has increased its shareholding in Digital Custodian Company Limited to 54.01 percent after acquiring an additional 5.75
Wapda Hydropower Generation Tops 6,000MW During Peak Hours
The Water and Power Development Authority on Monday said its hydel power generation crossed 6,000 megawatts on Sunday night after
No Proposal Under Review to Raise Voting Age from 18 to 25, Tarar Clarifies
Federal Information Minister Attaullah Tarar on Monday rejected reports claiming the government was considering raising the minimum voting age from
Pakistan May Face Over Rs. 1.1 Trillion in New Taxes, Revenue Measures in FY2027 Under IMF Targets
Pakistanis could face more than Rs. 1.1 trillion in additional taxes and revenue measures in fiscal year 2026-27 as the
Middle East Tensions Hit Pakistan’s Exports as April Shipments Drop 8%
Pakistan’s exports to the Middle East declined 8 percent year-on-year in April, reflecting the growing impact of regional conflict on
