Pakistan car sales increased 11% year-on-year to 15,558 units in August 2026. However, sales dropped 21% compared with July, according to a report from Topline Securities Ltd. The latest figures are based on data from the Pakistan Automotive Manufacturers Association (PAMA). They show that the auto market continued to grow compared with last year, despite… Continue reading Pakistan Car Sales Rise 11% in August 2026
The Subbulakshmi biopic will star Rashmika Mandanna in the lead role. The makers announced her casting on September 15, marking the 110th birth anniversary of the legendary Carnatic vocalist. Titled MS – A Legacy on Screen, the film will explore M.S. Subbulakshmi’s remarkable life and musical journey. Gowtam Tinnanuri will direct the project, while Anirudh… Continue reading M.S. Subbulakshmi Biopic: Rashmika Lands Lead Role
Brendon McCullum wants Kevin Pietersen to bring fresh ideas and challenge England’s white-ball setup. Pietersen recently joined England’s coaching staff as a specialist mentor. His role covers the team’s upcoming series and continues through next year’s 50-over World Cup in South Africa. McCullum has encouraged the former England star to speak openly whenever he sees… Continue reading Kevin Pietersen England Mentor Told to Shake Things Up
Nobel Peace Prize laureate Maria Ressa has urged governments to move quickly on AI regulation, warning that uncontrolled artificial intelligence could eventually threaten humanity’s ability to make independent decisions. Ressa, a Filipino-American journalist and co-founder of news organisation Rappler, said citizens should put pressure on political leaders to introduce stronger rules for artificial intelligence. She… Continue reading AI Regulation: Maria Ressa Warns of AI Risks
Brazil’s Supreme Court is facing an extraordinary internal crisis just weeks before the country’s presidential election. The dispute has disrupted court sessions and triggered public clashes between justices. It has also raised allegations involving political bias, corruption and the handling of a major bank investigation. At the center of the turmoil are Justices Alexandre de… Continue reading Brazil Supreme Court Crisis: What You Need to Know
Two US government personnel suffered minor injuries after Eswatini soldiers accidentally shot them during an anti-smuggling operation, authorities said. The incident happened late Friday in a rural area in northeastern Eswatini. Government officials said the soldiers were carrying out an operation against smuggling when they mistakenly opened fire on the Americans. Eswatini authorities have launched… Continue reading Eswatini US Personnel Shooting Sparks Investigation
Trade unions have warned that UK political donations and election spending are becoming increasingly difficult to control. The Trades Union Congress (TUC) said excessive political funding could threaten the health and integrity of British democracy. The warning came at the TUC’s annual congress in Brighton. In a joint statement, the union umbrella organisation urged the… Continue reading UK Political Donations Face Pressure as Unions Demand Reform
Belgium’s leading universities have condemned the government’s refusal to help 13 Gaza students reach the country after they won scholarships to study or conduct research there. The university leaders said the students had earned their places through rigorous academic selection. They also criticized the government for allowing the issue to become part of a wider… Continue reading Gaza Students Belgium: Universities Slam Evacuation Refusal
The US Supreme Court has dealt a major setback to President Donald Trump’s effort to restrict mail-in voting ahead of the November midterm elections. The justices rejected the Trump administration’s request to allow new US Postal Service rules to take effect. As a result, the restrictions will remain blocked while the broader legal fight continues.… Continue reading Trump Mail-In Ballot Restrictions Blocked by Supreme Court
Israeli rights group B’Tselem has accused Israel of pursuing policies in the occupied West Bank that it says are making it increasingly difficult for Palestinians to maintain their communities and collective identity. The group presented its assessment in a new report called “The Elimination Project.” According to B’Tselem, several policies work together to undermine Palestinian… Continue reading Israel West Bank Policies Face Rights Group Criticism
