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Harry claims Charles feared a new royal star would eclipse him

Harry wrote that then-Prince Charles was uncomfortable when royal members received extensive media coverage. LONDON: Prince Harry claimed in his…

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Mass migration into Spain leaves dozens dead at Ceuta border

MADRID: Nearly 60,000 migrants crossed from Morocco into the Spanish enclave of Ceuta in one of the largest mass migration…

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Why earthquakes are so common in Japan after deadly Kumamoto quake

The death toll from this week’s Japan earthquake has risen to 34, according to officials, as rescue teams continue searching…

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Sindh govt announces province-wide school holiday

KARACHI: The Sindh government has declared Tuesday, August 4, a public holiday for all public and private schools across the…

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Chinese developer unveils AI-powered mind-controlled wheelchair

China: A Chinese man who experienced paralysis twice after spinal surgery has developed a prototype wheelchair controlled by brain signals,…

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Heat dome to bring record temperatures across western US and Canada

A powerful heat dome is expected to bring the hottest temperatures of the year to large parts of the western…

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How daily skincare habits can help prevent facial dark spots

Dark spots on the face are a common skincare concern, often caused by acne scars, sun exposure, hormonal changes, skin…

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FIFA faces boycott threat as UEFA opposes World Cup stake sale

UEFA said it “unanimously and unequivocally rejects” the proposal to transfer ownership interests in FIFA World Cup. GENEVA: European football…

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Broad Peak avalanche: Pakistan rescuers recover four bodies, while six remain missing

Rescue teams have recovered four bodies after an avalanche struck Broad Peak in northern Pakistan, while the search continues for…

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Balochistan CM offers dialogue, rehabilitation to militants willing to surrender

Balochistan Chief Minister Sarfraz Ahmed Bugti on Friday said the provincial government was willing to engage in political dialogue with…

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