GLENDALE, Ariz. — The look on Zygi Wilf’s face says it all. It was as if the owner and president of the Minnesota Vikings had just watched a horror movie with a sickening ending. He walked out of the locker room, stood for a few seconds and stared at the crowd in front of him. … Read more
Pakistani soldiers stand guard in Bannu, July 2, 2014. — Reuters Major Muhammad Awais of Narowal embraces martyrdom. Operations carried out in Bannu, South and North Waziristan. Security forces committed to eliminating terrorism: ISPR. RAWALPINDI: A Pakistan Army major embraced martyrdom as 13 terrorists were killed in three separate operations in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, the Army’s … Read more
An Australian warship tested a American Tomahawk cruise missileofficials said Tuesday, hailing a “major step” in the country’s decade-long plan to strengthen its fleet in the face of an Asia-Pacific arms race. HMAS Brisbane fired the Tomahawk on December 3 off the west coast of the United States, the Australian government said in a statement. … Read more
Stock brokers answer phone calls and monitor stock prices on their computers during a trading session at PSX, December 4, 2024. — APP The stock market continued its climb to cross the 108,000 point mark on Thursday, driven by a buying frenzy, growing anticipation of a substantial cut in interest rates at the Bank’s next … Read more
A representative image shows the OpenAI website homepage displayed on a computer screen. —Unsplash Canada’s largest news organizations sued OpenAI on Friday, accusing it of using their articles without permission to help train its artificial intelligence chatbot ChatGPT in a deal that could cost the U.S. company billions. Media, including The globe And Email newspaper … Read more
As Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) prepares for its much-anticipated ‘do or die’ protest in Islamabad, communication services have been disrupted across the country. Major cities including Karachi, Islamabad and Rawalpindi reported disruptions to mobile internet and other services, leaving citizens and businesses inconvenienced. These disruptions are part of wider security measures taken by the government to … Read more
A representative image showing electricity pylons on March 30, 2022. — Reuters Energy sector reforms face economic hurdles: Awais Leghari. The country is still grappling with the consequences of past IPP contracts, he adds. He deplores the financial burden weighing on the system due to net billing system. ISLAMABAD: Energy Minister Awais Ahmad Khan Leghari … Read more