Paris: On June 21, French President Emmanuel Macron told NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg that he wanted to ask Türkiye to provide clarity on its positioning. The French presidential made the remarks without elaborating. Macron also reaffirmed his support to Sweden and Finland, who recently applied for NATO membership in the wake of Ukraine’s invasion by Russia.
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French prosecutors exclaimed that they were investigating the claim against the Saudi prince that he was having seven modern-day... read more
On Tuesday, Australian batsman Steve Smith said that his teammates felt “incredibly safe” on their first tour of... read more
Usman Buzdar, the Chief Minister, inaugurated the Gulab Devi underpass on Monday, naming it after Abdul Sattar Edhi. The three-lane... read more
After suspending rules to take up legislative work before Question Hour, the Punjab Assembly passed six bills on private... read more
On Wednesday, the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) confirmed that its CEO, Wasim Khan, had resigned. The PCB, however, stated in... read more
