Crypto traders betting on a rally lose $563 million in liquidations. Ether and Bitcoin suffer the most
Ether and bitcoin led the selloffs as their prices fell due to macroeconomic concerns.
Another constitutional package?
A new debate concerns the persistent fiscal imbalance between the federation and the provinces ISLAMABAD: It was in September 2024 that speculation, sparked by a series of leaks, began circulating about the federal government’s planning for the 26th Constitutional Amendment. As is often the case, the government publicly dismissed the reports as mere speculation, while
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Beatrice and Eugenie take tough action amid growing royal exile speculation
Princess Beatrice and Princess Eugenie are determined to keep their heads above water as they decide on a major appearance despite hesitation from the palace. Royal sources have claimed that King Charles still has a soft spot for his two nieces despite the Epstein debacle and controversies linked to Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor and Sarah Ferguson. Although
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Highways ban animal transport vehicles
RAWALPINDI: The National Highways and Highways Police has banned the entry of vehicles carrying animals on highways during Eidul Azha. According to authorities, overloaded, unfit and poorly loaded vehicles carrying animals often cause traffic accidents and traffic jams. Therefore, these vehicles will be diverted to alternative routes instead of being allowed on the highways. Authorities
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PTI divisions widen after cabinet expansion
Discontent brews as top leaders and neglected districts denounce lack of representation PESHAWAR: Differences within the Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) emerged soon after the expansion of the Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa cabinet, with several party leaders and legislators expressing strong displeasure at being neglected. The controversy erupted after Chief Minister Sohail Afridi announced the expansion of his cabinet. The move
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Kundi urges Center to resolve KP crisis
ISLAMABAD: Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa Governor Faisal Karim Kundi on Sunday urged the federal government to immediately take notice of the province’s growing problems, warning that growing public frustration over shortages and governance failures could eventually push people onto the streets. The governor also criticized the PTI-led provincial administration, saying he had advised Chief Minister Sohail Afridi to
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HYPE Rises 7%, Beating Bitcoin Decline, as SpaceX Pre-IPO Lands on Hyperliquid
Hyperliquid’s HYPE token rose 7% over 24 hours after Trade.xyz launched the first pre-IPO perpetual market on the platform, providing synthetic exposure to SpaceX at a benchmark valuation of $1.78 trillion.
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Passport delivery at home, AI chatbot in preparation
Initiatives part of a broader effort to modernize service delivery and reduce reliance on physical counters The DGIP is preparing to roll out a series of digital facilitation measures, including doorstep delivery of passports across the country and the introduction of an AI-based chatbot to assist applicants, Director General of Passports Muhammad Ali Randhawa said
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Pakistan pushes diplomacy amid renewed war fears
Washington poses five conditions in response to Tehran’s negotiation proposal ISLAMABAD: As the impasse persists and U.S. President Donald Trump considers his next move, Pakistani Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi held important meetings in Tehran on Sunday in what appears to be a last-ditch effort to save the deal and prevent a resumption of hostilities. Naqvi,
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The border as a lifeline
A general view of the Torkham border crossing, December 3, 2019. — Reuters In October 2025, Pakistan closed all major Western crossing points with Afghanistan. Pakistan said the closures were necessary due to escalating tensions and TTP-related attacks originating from Afghan territory. The current regime does not promise a return to normal in the near
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