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Glenn Close is unrecognisable as Drusilla Sickle in new ‘Hunger Games: Sunrise on the Reaping’ teaser
Close plays a Capitol chaperone assigned to the tributes in the 50th Hunger Games, the Second Quarter Quell Glenn Close…
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New black box data raises questions over Amazon plane crash that killed five
Black box data from an Amazon Air cargo plane that crashed at Miami International Airport has revealed an unusual sequence…
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PM Shehbaz meets AJK premier, assures support for region’s welfare
Both leaders discuss peace, development, and ongoing welfare projects in the region. Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif meets newly elected Azad…
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John Malkovich cancels ‘The Music Critic’ Israel performance over fabricated quote
Malkovich said that he didn’t utter the words and they weren’t approved by him, “nor do they reflect my feelings”…
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Germany’s Merz accuses AfD of racist mass deportation plan, and cancels Trump call
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz has accused the far-right Alternative für Deutschland of promoting “ethnic cleansing” through its remigration policy following…
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FO welcomes UK’s steps against Israel as ‘clear rejection of illegal actions’ in occupied Palestine
FO says Pak also welcomes the announcement by several other countries of measures against illegal Israeli settlements Pakistan’s Ministry of…
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Connor Storrie’s role as Marco in ‘The Bell Jar’: Everything we know
Storrie’s role as Marco is set up on what becomes a horrifying blind date with Esther played by Billie Eilish…
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North Korea nears China bridge completion after opening Russia road link
North Korea nears China bridge completion after opening Russia road link North Korea is on the trajectory of strengthening strategic…
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Constable killed as gunmen attack police vehicle in Karak
DPO says officers were carrying out routine patrols in Shatakai dam area when vehicle came under attack DERA ISMAIL KHAN:…
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PMDC order for Afghan medical students sparks backlash
Rights groups, opposition parties urge government to let enrolled Afghan students complete their degrees Human rights groups and opposition parties have…
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