| Welcome to Global Village Space

Sunday, December 22, 2024

ESA releases images of Indus river overflowing

The agency released images from the satellite showing an area where the Indus River has overflowed

Pakistan’s stance on the Russia-Ukraine conflict and its GSP+ case

The EU has assured Pakistan that its stance on the Russia-Ukraine conflict will have no bearing on the inclusion of Islamabad in the GSP+ 

EU leaders grant Ukraine candidate status

Zelensky hails the move as "a unique and historic moment." The countries’ admission to the EU will likely take years, though.

Status of GSP+ extension for Pakistan

Monitoring Mission of European Union’s (EU) Generalized System of Preferences Plus (GSP+) is on visit to Islamabad for ten days

Rheinmetall’s MBT Panther KF51 set to dominate the modern battlefield

Rheinmetall claims that the Panther KF51 is a first of its kind Main Battle Tank based on a radically new concept that derive its strength from some of the latest technologies.

World Bank issues warning of global recession

World Bank stated that the ongoing Russia-Ukraine war could bring a global recession as food, energy, and fertilizer the prices go higher

EU prepares $195b plan to do away with Russian energy

European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen says the EU is significantly reducing its reliance on Russian energy, following Gazprom's announcement that it had cut gas supplies to Poland and Bulgaria.

FM Qureshi aiming max benefit from EU-Pakistan dialogue

The EU and Pakistan have reiterated their commitment to strengthening bilateral relations and cooperating over critical issues in the 6th round of the EU-Pakistan Strategic Dialogue.

Nord stream 2 connecting Russia-Germany completed: Gazprom

Nord Stream 2 is expected to double natural gas supplies from Russia to Germany, but it has divided European capitals and raised tensions between the bloc and Washington. A key controversy is that it diverts supplies from an existing route through Ukraine and is expected to deprive the EU's partner of crucial transit fees from Russia.

France finances ISIS but votes against Pakistan in FATF

The relations between Lafarge and intelligence agencies started on Jan. 22, 2014, when the company’s security director Jean-Claude Veillard sent an e-mail to the Interior Ministry’s intelligence directorate. The French administration under Macron has some serious embarrassment to face. France’s stance on Pakistan’s grey list, because of the aforementioned information, is thus hypocritical.

Airport battle: ANDSF member killed, US German troops join the gunfight

As fighting intensifies at the Kabul airport, US and German troops join the skirmishes to maintain safe evacuations.

Respect Human Rights and we work with you, says EU to Taliban

The European Union (EU) said that they will only cooperate with the Taliban if they respect fundamental rights, including those of women, and prevent...