Asma al-Assad, the wife of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, has filed for divorce, sending shockwaves across the world. This news has recently surfaced in the media, causing widespread discussion about the couple’s relationship. Although the Syrian government has not officially confirmed the news, reports suggest that the divorce resulted from ongoing disagreements. Bashar al-Assad and Asma al-Assad have been married for several decades, with their relationship often the subject of speculation and media attention. Following the announcement, numerous speculations and comments have emerged globally, with discussions focusing on the implications of this development for Syria’s political landscape.
Author: Raja Zahid Khanzada
The top leadership of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) has strongly criticized the recent decisions made by military courts. Party leaders have stated that these decisions raise serious questions about the judicial system and principles of justice. PTI has termed the judgments as unfair and biased, claiming they infringe upon the rights of citizens. The party has announced its intention to openly challenge these rulings and has called for a transparent and impartial judicial process. The leadership further emphasized that this matter should be brought to the negotiating table so that all stakeholders can contribute their perspectives and a fair resolution can…
A judge of the Islamabad High Court has questioned the performance of the commission established to address the issue of missing persons, suggesting its closure due to its ineffectiveness. The judge stated that the commission’s inefficiency has left the families of missing persons deprived of justice. He emphasized the need for a more effective and proactive mechanism to address the issue and provide genuine support to the victims. The judge also remarked that the state must acknowledge its responsibilities and ensure the protection of human rights. This statement comes at a critical time when the families of missing persons continue…
The grand wedding festivities for Nawaz Sharif’s grandson Zayd have officially begun. The celebrations, held in Lahore, are being attended by family members, close friends, and prominent political and social figures. The events feature traditional music, stunning decorations, and a variety of special cuisines. The mehndi ceremony was a highlight, with performances by various artists and enthusiastic participation from the guests. The wedding has also garnered significant attention on social media, with fans and well-wishers sending their congratulations to the family. The festivities will continue for the next few days, including the walima and other traditional ceremonies.
Punjab witnessed an unprecedented number of school closures in 2024 due to various reasons, including extreme weather conditions, pandemics, and administrative challenges. According to the education department, numerous public and private schools remained closed for extended periods or operated intermittently throughout the year. Extreme weather, particularly heatwaves and dense fog, were among the primary causes of these closures. Additionally, infrastructure issues and teacher shortages further disrupted the education process. Authorities have pledged reforms to address the educational losses, including enhancing online learning systems and strengthening school infrastructure. Parents and education experts have urged the authorities to address this issue promptly…
The Prime Minister has strongly reacted to US sanctions, asserting that Pakistan will not compromise on its national interests and defense needs regarding its nuclear program. He emphasized that Pakistan’s nuclear program is entirely secure, responsible, and compliant with international standards. The Prime Minister reiterated that any attempt to undermine Pakistan’s defense system will not be tolerated. He added that the nuclear program is essential for the country’s security and will remain unaffected by any pressure or sanctions. He called on the international community to respect Pakistan’s sovereignty and defense strategy to maintain a balance of power in the region.
The Judicial Commission of Pakistan (JCP) has introduced a new procedure for appointing high court judges, aiming to make the process more transparent and merit-based. Under this revised procedure, the candidates’ qualifications, experience, and professional performance will be the primary criteria. After thoroughly vetting the list of nominees, the JCP will prepare a comprehensive report to be submitted to the relevant authorities. Additionally, the candidates’ past judicial decisions, ethical standards, and courtroom conduct will also be reviewed to ensure the selection of the most suitable individuals. This move is expected to be a significant milestone in enhancing transparency in the…
A Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) flight, carrying the airline’s CEO, had to make a U-turn due to a technical fault before reaching its destination. The flight was en route from Islamabad to Dubai when an issue arose in the aircraft’s system. A PIA spokesperson stated that the plane was promptly brought back to Islamabad Airport, prioritizing passenger safety. All passengers were safely deboarded, and the technical team began assessing the problem. The CEO personally supervised the situation and ensured that alternative arrangements were made for the passengers. He emphasized that passenger safety remains the airline’s top priority at all times.
Pakistan has responded to the European Union’s recent comments regarding military courts, firmly reiterating its sovereignty. A Foreign Office spokesperson stated that Pakistan’s judicial system operates in accordance with its constitution and laws, and no external pressure will be entertained. The spokesperson further emphasized that military courts play a vital role in the fight against terrorism and were established in specific circumstances where swift justice was required. Pakistan made it clear that its policies are solely based on national needs and the security of its people. Pakistan has urged the international community to respect its judicial system and avoid interference…
The Senate committee has been informed that the United Arab Emirates (UAE) has made police verification mandatory for obtaining visas. This measure aims to make the visa issuance process more secure and transparent. Officials briefed the committee that no application will be accepted without police verification. Applicants will need to provide a clearance certificate regarding their criminal record, which is a requirement for UAE authorities. This requirement applies not only to Pakistan but also to citizens of other countries. Officials stressed the importance of raising awareness among the public so they can complete the necessary documentation on time and avoid…
