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Infantino Gains Support Ahead of FIFA Re-election Bid

FIFA president Gianni Infantino says he has backing from most member associations for re-election in March, despite criticism over a failed private investment plan involving commercial rights. The Asian Football Confederation endorsed his candidacy on Friday, strengthening his position. Infantino also cited support from African associations, while the deadline for rival candidates to enter the race is November 18. Read More…

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Syeda Mubeena Hashmi Posted in World

Pakistan Warns of Risks from India’s Nuclear Submarines

Pakistan has warned that India’s expanding nuclear submarine capabilities could heighten regional tensions and increase the risk of miscalculation. National Command Authority advisers said continuous patrols, missile tests and potential first-strike capabilities could undermine strategic stability. They stressed that Pakistan would take appropriate measures to protect its security and maintain the regional nuclear balance amid India’s expanding submarine fleet. Read More…

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Syeda Mubeena Hashmi Posted in Sports

Pakistan Make Squad Changes for Lahore Tri-Series Leg

The PCB has released left-arm wrist spinner Sufiyan Moqim from Pakistan’s ODI tri-series squad, citing Lahore’s pitch conditions, and added batter Maaz Sadaqat as cover for players with minor injuries. Pakistan, led by Shaheen Shah Afridi, have won both opening matches against Sri Lanka and England. The tri-series continues in Lahore, with the final scheduled for October 31. Read More…

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Syeda Mubeena Hashmi Posted in Entertainment

Naqvi Promises Green Upgrades for Islamabad’s F-9 Park

Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi has assured Islamabad residents that no trees will be cut during the planned renovation of F-9 Park. He said the project would avoid new concrete structures and instead focus on improved lighting, walkways, a lake, coffee shops and thousands of additional trees. The aim is to make the park greener, safer and more family-friendly. Read More…

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Syeda Mubeena Hashmi Posted in World

Saudi Arabia Faces Fresh Houthi Strikes as Riyadh Airport Reopens

Yemen’s Houthi rebels launched fresh attacks across southern Saudi Arabia on Sunday, with the Saudi-led coalition reporting at least 10 ballistic missiles intercepted. Meanwhile, Riyadh’s international airport announced a partial resumption of flights after a two-week closure. The Houthis warned airlines and travellers against using the airport, describing it as unsafe and a military target. Read More…

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Syeda Mubeena Hashmi Posted in Uncategorized

Seven Killed as Jeep Plunges Down Mountain Near Muzaffarabad

Seven people, including a father and his two sons, died on Sunday when a passenger jeep plunged down a mountain slope near Muzaffarabad. Officials said the driver lost control while crossing a landslide-affected stretch, sending the vehicle hundreds of feet below the road. The accident came a day after another vehicle crash in Neelum Valley killed four children. Read More…

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Syeda Mubeena Hashmi Posted in World

Israeli Strike on Gaza University Kills Three, Officials Say

An Israeli strike on a university in Gaza City killed three people and wounded eight others on Sunday, according to hospital staff and university sources. Gaza’s civil defence agency reported four additional deaths elsewhere in the territory. The Israeli military said it was examining the reports, as Palestinian officials warned that continued attacks were devastating the education sector. Read More…

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Syeda Mubeena Hashmi Posted in Technology

NCCIA Busts International Child Exploitation Network

The NCCIA says it has dismantled an international child exploitation network, arresting a suspect accused of producing and selling abusive videos of his young children. Investigators also arrested four suspects in a separate case involving online grooming. In another investigation, the agency traced and arrested a harassment suspect in Islamabad within 13 hours, according to an official briefing. Read More…

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Syeda Mubeena Hashmi Posted in Economy & Business

Pakistan’s Draft Auto Policy Faces Strategic Questions

Pakistan’s proposed auto policy for 2026-31 targets $6 billion in exports, electrification and stronger local manufacturing, but critics question its strategy. The draft offers lower sales tax on plug-in hybrids than standard rates, potentially weakening incentives for battery electric vehicles. Without export commitments and stronger local production, cheaper imports could deepen dependence on low-value assembly rather than building a competitive automotive industry. Read More…

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