Pfizer going ‘all in’ on obesity drug development, CEO Bourla says
-U.S. drugmaker Pfizer is going “all in” to develop its experimental obesity drug and has been recruiting more experts in that area, Chief Exeuctive Officer Albert Bourla said at the JPMorgan Healthcare Conference on Monday.
Gaza truce could happen ‘this week’ – White House
There has reportedly been a breakthrough at the Israel-Hamas talks in Doha
Kabul asks Pakistan to stop attacks inside Afghanistan
Taliban chief spokesperson Zabihullah Mujahid claims Pakistani forces targeted civilians in eastern Kunar province
Meghan Markle’s Netflix show delayed due to LA fires
"I'm thankful to my partners at Netflix for supporting me in delaying the launch, as we focus on the needs of those impacted by the wildfires in my home state of California," Markle said in a statement.
Chris Martin Honors Unity and Resilience of Gazans with Pakistani fan at UAE Concert
Coldplay's Chris Martin created an unforgettable moment during their UAE concert by inviting a Pakistani fan onstage, honoring her 10,000-kilometer journey. He dedicated their song "Everglow" to the people of Pakistan, Gaza, the West Bank, and Iran, spreading a message of hope and unity.
Top Indian CEO under fire for seeking seven-day work week
The head of infrastructure giant Larsen & Toubro suggested that people should put in 90 hours a week on the job to “be on top of the world”
Pakistan flight departs for Paris after EU ban lifted
The Pakistan International Airlines flight took off from Islamabad around 1240 pm (0740 GMT) heading for Paris, AFP journalists saw, becoming the only carrier to offer a direct route to and from the European Union.
Mercedes-Benz 2024 car sales fall in tough year for automakers
The luxury German auto maker sold 625,800 cars and vans in the fourth quarter as top-end car sales rose 1% on the year while sales of its core models rose 10%.
UK special forces had ‘golden pass’ to kill Afghan civilians – officer
British troops viewed all fighting-age men as targets, a former service member has said
Pakistan’s Never-ending Internet Woes
Internet disruptions in Pakistan caused by submarine cable faults and slow global rankings have impacted businesses, freelancers, and users, prompting talks with Starlink and the development of new undersea cables to improve connectivity.
Joseph Aoun Elected Lebanon’s President
General Joseph Aoun’s election as Lebanon’s president ends a 26-month political deadlock, offering hope for reform amidst deep economic and political crises.
Pope Francis Criticises Israel’s Actions in Gaza
Pope Francis has condemned the humanitarian crisis in Gaza, criticized Israel’s military actions, and urged global accountability for civilian suffering while addressing other global conflicts and crises in his annual speech.