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Monday, March 10, 2025

Republican Divisions Threaten Trump’s Agenda: Mike Johnson’s Narrow Victory as Speaker

Mike Johnson’s narrow re-election as Speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives coincides with the certification of President-elect Donald Trump’s victory. However, growing divisions...

Pakistan joins UN Security Council as non-permanent member for eighth term

Pakistan begins its eighth term on the UN Security Council, focusing on peace, Kashmir, and regional stability.

E-taxi service to revolutionize transportation in Punjab

Punjab's e-taxi service offers affordable, eco-friendly transport and job opportunities while tackling pollution.

Iran ready for talks on nuclear program if treated with ‘respect’ – FM

The more sanctions Washington imposes against Tehran, the more resistance it will face, Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi has said

India begins clearing toxic waste 40 years after US-linked gas disaster

Hazardous material from the 1984 Bhopal leak that killed tens of thousands is finally being removed

India and Pakistan exchange lists of nuclear installations

The two neighbors have notified each other of their facilities in accordance with a 30-year-old agreement

Schengen zone welcomes Romania and Bulgaria

Romania and Bulgaria join Schengen, ending border checks and boosting free travel and trade in a major step toward deeper EU integration.

Palestinian Authority suspends Al Jazeera broadcasts

Militant group Hamas condemned the decision to ban the network.

Mexico faces tequila overproduction crisis

Industry experts link the trend with lower demand in the US, its key consumer

36 FIA officers sacked over alleged role in Greece boat tragedy

FIA officials dismissed amid human smuggling probe; 9 Pakistanis confirmed dead in the incident.

Pakistan introduces biometric B-Form for children aged 10 and above

Pakistan makes fingerprints and photos mandatory for children’s B-Form to boost security and prevent identity misuse.

Milan says no to all outdoor smoking in Italy’s toughest ban

Those who defy the new prohibition in the polluted northern Italian city could be fined between 40 to 240 euros ($41 to $249), a punishment that does not sit well with all residents.