Pregnant journalist finds calm through art therapy at Sedona resort
A pregnant journalist visited Mii Amo wellness resort in Boynton Canyon, Sedona, Arizona, in July 2026 to try art therapy.
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RTÉ will not broadcast or participate in Eurovision 2027
Irish broadcaster RTÉ announced it will not participate in or broadcast the 2027 Eurovision Song Contest in Burgas, Bulgaria.
Pakistan climbs five spots in global gender gap index report
Pakistan moved up five places to 143rd in the World Economic Forum's Global Gender Gap Report 2026.
UN experts find reasonable grounds US committed war crimes in Iran strikes
Independent UN human rights experts have found reasonable grounds to believe the United States committed war crimes during February military strikes on a school and sports facility in Iran.
Scammers pose as airline support staff to steal credit card details
Security firm Check Point warns that fraudsters have been spoofing airline customer support accounts on social media since 2024 to target frustrated passengers.
Yemeni airstrikes hit Houthi sites while clashes intensify in Taiz and Lahj
A Yemeni government official reported fresh airstrikes on Houthi positions and heavy fighting in the Kahbub mountain range near Bab al-Mandeb on Thursday.
Real Madrid keen to sign Manchester United teenager JJ Gabriel
Real Madrid are among several European clubs seeking to sign 15-year-old Manchester United academy player JJ Gabriel after he requested cancellation of his registration.
Pakistan Hockey Federation asks Asian body to move tournament or shift matches
The Pakistan Hockey Federation has asked the Asian Hockey Federation to relocate the 2026 Men's Asian Champions Trophy out of India or move all Pakistan matches to a neutral venue.
Prime Minister waives SMS fees for fuel subsidy scheme registration
Prime Minister Muhammad Shehbaz Sharif ordered free SMS registration for the national fuel subsidy scheme on Thursday in Islamabad.
Fed rate hike may pressure Pakistan rupee while oil prices remain bigger risk
Market experts warn that the US Federal Reserve's recent interest rate increase could strain the Pakistani rupee, though rising oil costs pose a greater threat to the economy.