Pakistan stands at a crossroads with the US as Donald Trump is all set to reenter the White House Choppy waters lie ahead. Pakistan was struggling to recalibrate its foreign policy in a transformed regional and global reality even before United States forces completed their withdrawal from Afghanistan on August 30, 2021. Now, with Donald Trump set to assume the White House on January 20, 2025, things are more uncertain than ever. Pakistan is no longer able to make the most of its geo-strategic location for a seat at the…
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Cristiano Ronaldo Set to Earn 160 million PKR Daily in New Al-Nassr Contract
Riyadh, January 18, 2025 – Football superstar Cristiano Ronaldo is poised to become the highest-paid footballer in the world as he signs a new contract with Saudi Arabian club Al-Nassr. The official announcement is expected today, confirming a deal that will earn the 39-year-old icon a staggering 550,000 euros per day—equivalent to approximately 160 million Pakistani rupees. Reports indicate that Ronaldo’s annual salary under the new agreement will amount to 183 million euros, surpassing 52 billion PKR, solidifying his position as one of the most financially successful athletes in history.…
Read MoreLONGi at WFES 2025: Unveiling the Future of Solar Innovation
Abu Dhabi, UAE – At the prestigious World Future Energy Summit (WFES 2025), LONGi showcased its groundbreaking advancements in solar technology under the theme “BC Leading into Infinity.” The event drew over 20,000 attendees and 400 exhibitors, cementing its status as the Middle East’s premier platform for clean energy. Showcasing Excellence: Hi-MO 9, Hi-MO X10, and PV+ SolutionsLONGi revealed its latest Hi-MO 9 and Hi-MO X10 modules, engineered with HPBC 2.0 cell technology. These products deliver unparalleled efficiency, reliability, and adaptability across diverse solar applications. The Hi-MO 9 module, designed…
Read MoreInternet Slowdown Still Persists After Installation of World’s Largest Undersea Cable in Pakistan
Internet users across various cities in Pakistan continue to face slow connectivity, particularly during peak hours since two weeks after a fault was detected in the submarine cable AAA-1 near Qatar. Social media apps and web browsing remain sluggish for some users, prompting concerns over service reliability. A spokesperson for Pakistan Telecommunication Company Limited (PTCL) said internet traffic has been diverted to an alternative route to mitigate disruptions. The spokesperson said extra bandwidth has been arranged to maintain normal internet operations. The spokesperson assured that internet services are functioning normally…
Read MoreGovt promises cheapest electricity in the region
• Slashes EV charging tariffs by over Rs30 per unit to promote clean energy• Expects electric vehicles to help cut oil bill by $6bn• Leghari seeks financing for rickshaw, small car owners ISLAMABAD: Promising the region’s lowest electricity tariff in a few months, the government on Wednesday decided to reduce power supply rates to electric vehicle charging stations (EVCS) by almost 44 per cent to an all-inclusive Rs39.70 per unit from Rs71.10 at present. This measure aims to promote clean energy and reduce the $6 billion annual fuel import bill for small…
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