SAN FRANCISCO (KGO) – Microsoft announced its big-ticket ambitions to purchase US video game juggernaut Activision Blizzard on Tuesday, a gaming industry record-smashing transaction. The deal, which is anticipated to close next year, would strengthen Microsoft’s position in the expanding gaming business while also leveraging its capabilities in software andRead More →
BENGALURU: Three Muslim students in India were thrown out of class after wearing headscarves to college. “When we got at the classroom entrance, the instructor informed us we couldn’t enter because we were wearing the hijab,” one of the pupils told Al Jazeera. “She requested that we take it down.”Read More →
ISLAMABAD: After the pair in the Islamabad harassment case failed to appear for a hearing, a district and sessions court in Islamabad issued a non-bailable arrest warrant against them on Tuesday, according to Geo News. Judge Mohammad Ata Rabbani presided over the proceedings and voiced his displeasure at the couple’sRead More →
ISLAMABAD: Despite the government’s persistent efforts to engage them on key system changes, Federal Minister for Information and Broadcasting Fawad Chaudhry claimed on Tuesday that the Opposition was only interested in creating conspiracies against it. “We want to work with the Opposition on electoral and judicial reforms, as well asRead More →
ISLAMABAD – Defense Minister Pervaiz Khattak slammed Prime Minister Imran Khan on Thursday amid the country’s worst-ever gas crisis. According to reports, at the parliamentary party meeting presided over by Prime Minister Imran Khan, strong words were exchanged on the topic of gas between Minister for Energy Hamad Azhar andRead More →
ISLAMABAD – “If you are not pleased with me, I will hand over the government to someone else,” Prime Minister Imran Khan said during a parliamentary party meeting in response to Defense Minister Pervaiz Khattak’s criticism. He made the remarks during a parliamentary party meeting in Islamabad ahead of theRead More →
ISLAMABAD, Pakistan – Already plagued by inflation, rising oil costs, and food prices, Pakistanis were taken aback on Thursday when the National Electric Electricity Regulatory Authority (NEPRA) decided to raise the power bill by Rs4.30 as part of the monthly fuel adjustment. The hike in power tariffs will not affectRead More →
WASHINGTON: A senior White House official said Saturday that the US is prepared to discuss the two countries’ missile systems and military exercises in discussions that could start as early as Sunday in Geneva. Diplomats from the United States and Russia are meeting in Switzerland to attempt to ease tensionsRead More →
KOLKATA: The Indian government has approved the late Catholic nun Mother Teresa’s charity to receive international cash, weeks after initially denying it, according to the organisation. The Narendra Modi government shut off foreign funding to the Missionaries of Charity on Christmas Day, refusing to renew the organization’s licence under theRead More →
Salar Sanjrani, the younger brother of Senate Chairman Sadiq Sanjrani, and his driver were killed in a car accident on the Quetta-Karachi National Highway on Saturday. Salar was travelling to Quetta from Karachi when his automobile crashed with an oil tanker, according to the Deputy Commissioner for Lasbela, who alsoRead More →
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