Film on Nanjing Massacre takes China’s box office by storm, tops 1 billion yuan
“Dead To Rights,” a film on the Nanjing Massacre, has taken China’s summer box office by storm, surpassing 1 billion yuan (about 140 million U.S. dollars) in just eight days.…
Nida Saleh becomes first Pakistani female train driver
Drives metro with confidence, professionalism, serving thousands in Lahore In a landmark achievement for gender inclusion in Pakistan’s public transport sector, Nida Saleh Malik has become the country’s first female…
China’s long game: building economic resilience in a volatile world
With crippling trade tariffs, surging corporate costs and increasing market volatility, the convergence of tensions and disruptions in 2025 has clouded the global economic outlook, posing a profound test to…
Islamabad, Addis Ababa eye stronger urban cooperation through green projects, sister-city proposal
Ethiopia’s Ambassador to Pakistan, Jemal Beker Abdula, met with Chairman Capital Development Authority (CDA) and Chief Commissioner Islamabad, Muhammad Ali Randhawa, on Tuesday to discuss joint initiatives in city planning,…
China’s PLA turns 98, celebrates reform achievements
The Military Museum of the Chinese People’s Revolution in Beijing has received countless visitors this summer. In the exhibition hall, young children could be seen gathering around a display case…
By failing to sanction Israel, EU leaders are complicit in its crimes. They must act now
Europe’s silence has allowed the genocide of Palestinians to continue unchecked – undermining all it stands for If they survive Donald Trump’s attacks, the international courts will not deliver their…