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Pakistan announces ban on import of non-essential items
Pakistan has banned the import of non-essential luxury items after the record fall of the rupee against the US dollar. The ban was announced by the government under an emergency economic plan. May 20, 2022
All women TV presenters must cover their faces on air, says Taliban
KABUL: The Taliban has ordered that all women television presenters in Afghanistan must cover their faces when on air. Taliban added that the law would apply to all media in Afghanistan. May 19, 2022
Palm oil price will decrease; Indonesia lifts export ban, a big relief to countries like India
Indonesia plans to lift export ban on palm oil. Indonesia's decision to lift the ban was prompted by improvements in the country's domestic oil production and distribution. President Joko Widodo has announced that the export ban will be lifted from next Monday. This will reduce the price of palm oil in the global market. May 19, 2022
China needs to learn from India what freedom and democracy are, socialism and Marxism have no place in the new China: Dalai Lama
NEW DELHI: The Dalai Lama, the spiritual leader of Tibet, has said that China will not be able to change the mentality of the Tibetan people no matter how hard it tries. May 19, 2022
Fortune favours Pak expatriates, Pakistan rupee deteriorates against dollar; hits historic low with double century
ISLAMABAD: The Pakistan rupee (PKR) has hit a historic low in the open market crossing 200 against the US dollar. May 19, 2022
Taliban dissolves several departments including Human Rights Commission in Afghanistan
KABUL: The Taliban authorities in Afghanistan have dissolved a number of key departments including the Human Rights Commission, deeming them unnecessary in the face of a financial crunch. May 17, 2022
Does printing notes will solve financial problems? Sri Lanka again prints money to pay salary to government employees, it could be a big mistake, warns experts
Sri Lanka is all set to print money to pay the salaries of government employees. Sri Lankan Prime Minister Ranil Wickremesinghe has said that he is forced to print money to pay government employees. In the wake of the crisis last year, the previous government began printing money extensively. This was one of the reasons that led to the economic collapse of the country. The new Prime Minister has decided to continue this policy which has destroyed the country. There is no other way left for the government. May 17, 2022
'Economy is extremely precarious, power cuts may last 15 hours a day': Sri Lankan PM Wickremesinghe announces national committee comprising all parties
COLOMBO: Sri Lankan Prime Minister Ranil Wickremesinghe has announced the formation of a national committee comprising all parties as the country faces a severe financial crisis. May 16, 2022
China recalls citizens from Pakistan in wake of series of terrorist attacks
KARACHI: Recent news from Pakistan is hinting that China has lost its trust in Pakistan following a series of terrorist attacks. May 16, 2022
PM Modi in Nepal; lays foundation stone of Buddhist cultural centre in Lumbini
KATHMANDU: Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his Nepalese counterpart Sher Bahadur Deuba on Monday laid the foundation stone of a Centre of Buddhist Culture and Heritage in Lumbini. May 16, 2022
No tight-fitting clothes and beauty parlours for women, says UN Women Empowerment Board member nation; this is the reason
Turkmenistan is a Muslim nation in central Asia, which was once part of the Persian Empire. The country, which was part of the Soviet Union till the 1990s, became independent in 1991. May 16, 2022
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