Karachi: After the Sindh Cabinet approved the recruitments in government institutions, the way for the recruitment of candidates who passed the IBA test for the posts of teachers in 2021 has been paved. After the decision of the Sindh cabinet, the education department has lifted the ban on the recruitment of teachers, the ban on…
— Photo: Express News Lahore: Raiwind police arrested a teacher of a private academy who blackmailed a 12-year-old child by making a video. The police registered a case on the request of the victim’s father. According to the plaintiff’s case, my son told that the teacher of the academy made a video of the abuse…
Peshawar: The Khyber Pakhtunkhwa government has announced a reduction in the price of bread by Rs. According to Food Minister Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Tahir Shah, the price of 100 grams of bread will be 15 rupees and the price of 200 grams of bread will be 30 rupees. He said that more revolutionary and people-friendly measures…
Addressing a high-level meeting of the General Assembly on debt sustainability, António Guterres outlined the crippling impact of debt on developing economies. “No example of the international financial architecture’s failure is more glaring than its handling of debt. The last four years have been nothing short of a debt disaster,” he said. He noted that…
Rafael Grossi told ambassadors that the first direct attacks since the Russian invasion began. earlier this month, on what is Europe’s largest nuclear facility, constituted a “step change increase in risk to nuclear safety and security”. Although the damage from drone strikes on the Russian-occupied power plant’s Unit 6 reactor building was superficial, it sets…
As crises continue to unfold, there has been a lack of unity among world leaders in solving challenges for the “collective good”, the Youth Office said in a letter kickstarting the campaign. The office says it deems it important to have leaders and institutions include young people in roles where their voices can be heard,…
Hans Grundberg underscored the urgent need for de-escalation, warning of the perilous consequences of overlooking Yemen’s fragile stability amidst the broader regional crisis. “We cannot risk Yemen’s chance for peace, becoming collateral damage,” he told ambassadors at the UN Security Council. “If we leave Yemen’s political process in the waiting room and continue down this…
With attention over the weekend focused on the Middle East he said the conflict between the national army and Rapid Support Forces militia had turned into “a war being waged on the Sudanese people.” “It is a war on the many thousands of civilians who have been killed, and tens of thousands more maimed for…
“Six months into the current military offensive, more housing and civilian infrastructure has now been destroyed in Gaza as a percentage, compared to any conflict in memory,” said the experts, who included Francesca Albanese, Special Rapporteur on the situation of human rights in the Palestinian Territory occupied since 1967. In a statement, the experts estimated…
A year to the day since heavy fighting erupted between Sudan’s rival militaries, the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights warned of a further escalation, including an imminent attack on El-Fasher in North Darfur. “The Sudanese people have been subjected to untold suffering during the conflict which has been marked by indiscriminate attacks in densely…
