Islamabad, May 1 -- Pakistan has conceded its severe vulnerability to the current global oil shock, admitting that the nation lacks "strategic oil reserves like India", which have enabled New Delhi to... Read More
New Delhi, May 1 -- Small-cap stocks, a favourite segment among retail investors, showed remarkable resilience in April, outperforming their large- and mid-cap peers by a wide margin amid improving ma... Read More
France, May 1 -- The Belga news agency on 23 April reported a potential visit to Brussels by Taliban officials. It quoted "European officials" as saying "a mission in Brussels is expected before the ... Read More
Pakistan, May 1 -- Iran has reportedly sent new proposals for negotiations through Pakistani mediators, according to Iranian media. The development highlights Pakistan's emerging role in facilitating ... Read More
Afghanistan, May 1 -- Israel said it struck 40 Hezbollah sites in Lebanon, as tensions persist despite ceasefire and concerns grow over regional security and civilians. Israel's military said it carr... Read More
New Delhi, May 1 -- Major US stock indices climbed on Friday, fueled by robust corporate earnings and declining crude oil prices, despite the ongoing closure of the Strait of Hormuz. At 09:54 a.m. ET... Read More
Hyderabad, May 1 -- On Friday, May 1, as the conflict entered its third month - more than three weeks after a ceasefire took effect - US President Donald Trump signalled that Washington could consider... Read More
Pakistan, May 1 -- King Charles concluded his four-day state visit to the United States with a brief farewell meeting at the White House. The trip aimed to strengthen transatlantic relations and mark ... Read More
Kuala Lampur, May 1 -- KUALA LUMPUR, May 1 - Tourism, Arts and Culture Minister Datuk Seri Tiong King Sing said tourist arrivals in Malaysia continue to grow despite the Middle East conflict. Tiong s... Read More
Afghanistan, May 1 -- A UN expert urged release of detained journalists in Afghanistan, warning press freedom has sharply declined under growing restrictions, threats and censorship. Richard Bennett ... Read More