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Government Orders Third-Party Audit of Fertilizer Companies, Eyes Turkmenistan Trade
The Ministry of Industries and Production on Thursday ordered a third-party audit of local fertilizer companies to determine production costs, aiming for transparency and fair pricing within the industry. Besides, Islamabad also eyes Turkmenistan trade including urea imports. Federal Minister for Industries and Production Rana Tanveer Hussain announced this initiative during a Fertilizer Review…
Pakistan Faces Amnesty International Backlash as Baloch Long March Ends Amid Harassment Allegations
The Government of Pakistan must guarantee the right to peaceful protest across the country, Amnesty International said Wednesday as the Baloch Long March protesters were forced to end their month-long sit-in protest in Islamabad following repeated harassment by the authorities. Hundreds of women in the Baloch Long March journeyed about a thousand miles from Turbat…
Hey, Is Temu Legit? Here’s What You Should Know Before Ordering
Consider Temu for budget-friendly online shopping. Let’s dive in. A Chinese online store has gained fast popularity for its ultra-low prices, with items like sunglasses for $2, necklaces for $1, and glow-in-the-dark pet collars for $3, often under $30. While it’s likened to Shein, Wish, and AliExpress, Temu stands out from a wider product range. Shein…
U.S. Response to Pakistan’s Request for Waiver on Iran-Pakistan Gas Pipeline Sparks Concern
Iran’s recent rejection of Pakistan’s Force Majeure notice adds uncertainty to the gas pipeline project, compounded by Islamabad’s challenge of navigating US sanctions on Iran, potentially resulting in an $18 billion penalty from Iran. The United States’ response to the Pakistani government’s request for a waiver on its long-stalled Iran-Pakistan gas pipeline is causing concern,…
Pakistan Removes Senior Officer for Seeking Permission to Join Hamas in Gaza
Pakistani Senior police officer removed from his post for wanting to join Hamas during Gaza violence. He pledged 10% of his salary to aid Palestine. Pakistan condemns “genocide” in Gaza; Foreign Minister Jalil Abbasi Jillani concerned about Israeli attacks and blockade.
