Ukraine Attack: Russian Drone Strike Injures Three in Dnipro
A drone strike hit a residential area in the Ukrainian city, damaging a house and garages, while a fire broke out at a critical infrastructure facility.
Month: November 2026
South Korea: Government to Monitor US AI Policies and Tariff Changes After Midterms
Seoul will closely assess potential shifts in US regulations, trade policies and Middle East developments as officials prepare for possible financial market volatility.
LPG Market: Shehbaz Sharif Says Government Has Ended Mafia’s Control
The prime minister says state-owned companies will compete with private importers, while profits from auctions of locally produced LPG will be used to subsidise supplies for the public.
GM Settlement: $220 Million Deal Raises Questions Over Drivers’ Personal Data
General Motors has agreed to pay $220 million to settle a multistate investigation into the collection and sharing of drivers’ information, but affected consumers will not receive direct compensation under the agreement.
NASA Satellite: Swift Observatory Faces Fiery Return to Earth After Failed Rescue Mission
The nearly 22-year-old space telescope is expected to burn up during re-entry, ending a mission that transformed scientists’ understanding of powerful cosmic explosions.
ECC Approvals: Pakistan Clears Rs380bn in Supplementary Grants for Water Projects and Armed Forces
The Economic Coordination Committee approves Rs275 billion for five major water projects and around Rs84 billion for defence-related requirements, alongside funding for energy and infrastructure initiatives.
US Stocks: Futures Mixed After Wall Street Rally as Oil Prices Fall
US stock futures moved in different directions on Thursday after a strong rally in the previous session, as investors assessed falling oil prices, midterm election results and fresh corporate earnings.
US Democrats: Can They Deliver Lower Costs After Sweeping Midterm Victory?
Democrats campaigned on affordability and won control of Congress, but President Donald Trump retains the power to block their legislative plans, raising questions about how much they can achieve.
JD Vance: Vice-President Blames Iran War for Republican Midterm Defeat
Vance’s public criticism of the conflict marks a rare break with Donald Trump and fuels speculation about his possible 2028 presidential ambitions
Tax Filers: Nearly 12 Million Pakistanis Register for One-Time Transactions, FBR Data Shows
Around 7.5 million taxpayers regularly file income tax returns, while millions remain registered after obtaining filer status to buy or sell property and vehicles