In a last-ditch effort to retain his position Pakistan's Prime Minister Imran Khan has now decided to share the contents of the secret letter that allegedly contains evidence of international conspiracy and threats against him in the national assembly today. What is behind this letter? To get more perspective on this we are joined by Rana Ihsaan Afzal Khan, spokesperson of PML-N.

Pakistan PM Imran Khan set to unveil 'secret letter' in parliament today

Facebook's parent company Meta has been hit with security concerns yet again after the social media giant gave user information to hackers who pretended to be law enforcement officials.

Facebook's parent company Meta gave user data to hackers

After Germany sounded an alarm over a possible gas crunch in Europe, Russia has now allowed Berlin to pay for Russian gas and euros or dollars.

Berlin to pay for gas supplies in Euros; 'No change for EU,' Putin tells Scholz

US President Joe Biden rolled up his sleeve for a second COVID-19 booster shot on Wednesday. His administration rolled out efforts to help people live with the coronavirus and a renewed push for vaccinations and funding.

Joe Biden gets second covid-19 booster shot, pushes for vaccinations and funding

In a last-ditch effort to retain his position Pakistan's Prime Minister Imran Khan has now decided to share the contents of the secret letter that allegedly contains evidence of international conspiracy and threats against him in the national assembly today.

Imran Khan says 'ready to show proof' amid controversy over foreign conspiracy claim

Major US and foreign automakers have backed environmental protection agencies new tougher vehicle emission regulations in a court challenge brought by some states.

Automakers back US government's vehicle emissions rules

The world powers are competing to dominate the Arctic region. Russia's Arctic gas ambitions are at risk. New orders for special vessels to ship fuel are in doubt.

World powers compete to dominate the Arctic

After a halt of over two years due to covid-19 pandemic, India has resumed international flights. The flights had been operating in an air bubble arrangement earlier with several nations the rules have also been relaxed and government has eased COVID-19 safety protocols.

India resumes international flights: Tourist visas to be resumed for foreign nationals

Sustainable projects specialist Michael Mobbs shared his expertise on off the grid living. He showed tips on how to harness own electricity and water.

Sustainable projects specialist Michael Mobbs shares his expertise on off the grid living

In the first confirmation of the Partygate controversy involving UK PM Boris Johnson, Police obtain over 300 photographs & 500 documents. London Police will also issue fines.

1st official confirmation of Partygate: Police obtain over 300 photographs & 500 documents

Israel is witnessing a rise in gun attacks. 5 people were killed outside Tel Aviv in a third deadly gun attack in a week. No one has claimed responsibility for the attack so far.

Israel sees third deadly gun attack in a week, 5 killed outside Tel Aviv

France is gearing up for Presidential elections and the first round of voting is just two weeks away. Now, French far-right leader Le Pen is closing in on President Macron as elections heat up.

French elections heat up: French far-right leader Le Pen closing in on President Macron

Australia is facing severe floods again after intense spells of rain. Businesses are devastated in Byron Bay due to natural calamity.

Australia faces severe floods again: Businesses are devastated in Byron Bay

The rise in gun attacks in Israel: PM Bennett to convene security cabinet today

Now pushing for a greater role in India's video streaming ecosystem, DTH service provider Tata Sky recently rebranded to Tata play.

Tata Play: Transition of a DTH player to offer content consumption across platforms

FedEx is going to have a new CEO. Indian-American Raj Subramaniam to take over the leadership of the company. Raj will succeed the company founder as CEO.

Indian-American Raj Subramaniam to be FedEx's new CEO

As the pandemic fades away, there is a huge rebound in airline travel. Amid this massive recovery, Jetblue plans to add 5,000 jobs in New York.

Jetblue to add 5,000 jobs in New York amid a rebound in airline travel post-pandemic

A draft security treaty between China and Solomon Islands has leaked. It could pave the way for a Chinese military base in the Solomons. Australia & New Zealand are raising an alarm.

Soloman Island's PM defends Beijing security pact amid concerns raised by Australia, New Zealand

France is gearing up for Presidential election. President Emmanuel Macron is eyeing re-election as he faces worried voters during campaigning.

France's Presidential election: President Emmanuel Macron faces worried voters

It all got heated at the 94th Academy Awards when Will Smith walked up to the stage to hit comedian Chris Rock over a joke the former took offence on.

Oscars 2022: Will Smith punches Chris Rock over joke on wife Jada

The US National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) on Sunday reinstated a sharp increase in penalties for automakers whose vehicles do not meet fuel efficiency requirements for model years 2019 and beyond.

High fuel fines for US automakers not meeting fuel economy rules

Hollywood's biggest night, the 2022 Oscars are currently underway at the Dolby theatre in Los Angeles, here we bring you all the highlights.

Oscars 2022: Hollywood hosts its biggest night

Russian demanding for Ukrainian neutrality has been a key issue for Moscow at conflict negotiations and now Ukrainian president Zelensky has said that the war-hit country is prepared to consider declaring neutrality.

'Ready to go for neutrality, non-nuclear status,' says Ukrainian president Zelensky

Russia has intensified his military assaults on Ukrainian cities. In the latest, Kremlin has claimed responsibility for the destruction of a fuel base near the western Ukraine city of Lviv, a major transit point for Ukrainians fleeing the country.

Russian troops intensify attacks on Ukrainian cities, missiles hit Lviv fuel depot

Russia has not been able to capture any major Ukrainian city. More than a month after it first invaded its neighbor, in the past few days, several western reports have been doing rounds that Russia has changed its strategy in Ukraine.

Is Moscow changing its strategy in Ukraine?

China is searching for a new pandemic strategy to avert economic distress due to rising COVID-19 cases. In the latest, Shanghai will undergo phased lockdown.

China battles worst covid-19 wave, Shanghai imposes phased covid-19 lockdown

Pakistani PM Imran Khan is facing an internal revolt, with several members leaving the PTI and joining the opposition. However, Islamabad seems firmly with Imran Khan as supporters chant slogans in support.

Imran Khan: It is a fight for the future of Pakistan

Sri Lanka is all set to host the fifth Bay of Bengal Initiative for Multi-Sectoral Technical and Economic Cooperation in Colombo. According to the Sri Lankan foreign ministry the event will be held in a hybrid version with foreign ministers of all seven nations attending the three-day summit which will be inaugurated today and will conclude on Wednesday.

Sri Lanka hosts 5th BIMSTEC summit with a focus on expanding economic engagement

After a halt of over two years due to covid-19 pandemic, India has resumed international flights from yesterday. The flights had been operating in an air bubble arrangement earlier with several nations the rules have also been relaxed and government has eased COVID-19 safety protocols.

After two years, India resumes international flights

US president Joe Biden's apparent call for Vladimir Putin's exit has prompted his administration to rush for cause correction. While in Europe last week Biden had said that the Russian president cannot remain in power, the US president has now clarified that it does not have a policy of regime change in Russia.

Biden admin's course-correction over 'regime change in Russia' remark

France is all set to hold the first round of presidential elections that are scheduled to take place on April 10. Just two weeks to go for the first round of polls, candidates are now ramping up efforts to increase the voter turnout which has been projected to be historically low this year.

France: Voter turnout concerns loom over election, Macron remains clear favorite

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