The business of books’ piracy in Pakistan is flourishing at an accelerating pace. The pirates produce and sell pirated e-books besides hardcopies of books irrespective of several piracy laws passed in …
Densely populated Bangladesh faces immense infection control challenge
Bangladesh is about the size of Iowa, but it has 50 times as many people. That extremely high population density makes containing coronavirus a huge challenge — as does the recent influx of a million …
Pakistan Taking Steps to Ensure Review of Kulbhushan Jadhav Case: Foreign Office
Foreign Office spokesperson Aisha Farooqui said being a responsible state, Pakistan abides by all its international obligations and will continue doing so.
The Latest: Patient in Pakistan recovers with use of plasma
The Latest on the coronavirus pandemic. The new coronavirus causes mild or moderate symptoms for most people. For some, especially older adults and people with existing health problems, it can …
Coronavirus Fallout Will Test the China-Pakistan Relationship More than Ever Before
For much of the past generation, Pakistan was a frontline state in the U.S.-led war on terror, losing tens of thousands of its own people in the process. But that was then. Now, the war-torn country …
Sportsfever360 and Stats Perform Partner to Offer Advanced Cricket Data and Insights to Pakistan and the Middle East
Stats Perform, the SportsTech leader in data and AI technology, and Sportsfever360, one of the leading sports management organizations in Pakistan, to …
Asia Today: India overtakes China in number of cases
India’s confirmed coronavirus cases have surpassed China’s, with the Health Ministry reporting a spike to 85,940 infections and 2,752 deaths …
U.S.-China trade deal not falling apart: White House adviser
China trade deal reached in January is absolutely not falling apart and the two countries are still working on trade, White House adviser Larry Kudlow said on Friday.
China-bashing won’t solve the US’s problems with China
Attacks on China by both political parties risk unnecessarily turning China into an enemy, which will ultimately harm our own interests.
Taiwan’s TSMC keeps eye on China with $12 billion U.S. plant
In a race to position itself in the latest trade battle between the United States and China, Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co Ltd made it just under the wire.