Month: July 2019
Most Memorable Visits of Pakistani Heads to US
This recent visit of Imran Khan was an explosion over the internet. As Khan was stepping on US soil, #khanmeetstrump was top trending not only in Pakistan or US, but across the globe. Maybe Trump’s controversial personality, new Pakistani leader and Pakistan’s strategic placement had a great role in this. Many things came into discussion during Khan’s visit to US.
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Who Is Hafiz Saeed?
Hafiz Muhammad was born on 5 June 1950. He is a co-founder of Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT). He is also the chief of Jama’at-ud-Da’wah. He was born in Sargodha, Punjab. His full name is Hafiz Muhammad Saeed. He took his bachelor’s degree from University of Punjab, Lahore in 1970. He held two master degree from University of Punjab in 1972. He has
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Best Of the ‘Disappointed Supporter’ – remembering CW19
The disappointed supporter of Pakistan got viral in the 17th match of the cricket world cup 2019. This match was between Pakistan and Australia. The supporter was in the crowd from where he saw a Pakistani fielder drop a crucial catch. His reaction after the catch was dropped was hilariously priceless. ICC posted the GIF which set social media and
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- Coronavirus Live Updates: New Zealand Races to Trace Source of New Outbreak August 13, 2020The president’s demands for reopening classrooms helped convince many teachers that it would be unsafe. New Zealand revives its “go hard, go early” approach as officials investigate a mysterious new outbreak.
- Belarus Protests: Mass Beatings, Detentions as President Clings to Power August 13, 2020The violence appeared aimed at scaring off protesters who have taken to the streets since Aleksandr G. Lukashenko, an authoritarian, claimed victory in last weekend’s election.Ivan Nechepurenko and Anton Troianovski
- Belarus Protests: What You Need to Know August 13, 2020A guide to the protests, the police response and the crisis in government sparked by a disputed election.Daniel Victor
- Agnes Chow, Mulan and a Hong Kong Protest Meme August 13, 2020Supporters of Ms. Chow, a 23-year-old activist detained under Hong Kong’s national security law, flooded Twitter with images comparing her to the Chinese folk heroine.Elaine Yu
- U.S. Coronavirus Death Toll Reflects Sun Belt Outbreaks August 13, 2020With the exception of three anomalous days this summer, Wednesday’s U.S. total of more than 1,470 deaths was the highest since late May. Experts say the nation’s new coronavirus database creates problems for hospitals.
- Coronavirus live news: global death toll exceeds 750,000 as world struggles with new rise in cases August 13, 2020Pandemic has killed three quarters of a million people; workplaces in France are top source of case clusters; Germany case jump shows ‘unsettling trend’; Iraq reports record daily Covid-19 casesNetherlands and Malta set to be added to England quarantine list Greece: UK passengers barred from flights over confusing formCovid-19 may have been circulating in New […]Jessica Murray (now); Sarah Marsh and Helen Sullivan (earlier)
- UK coronavirus live: trial of new contact-tracing app starts; outbreak at East Midlands sandwich factory August 13, 2020App to be trialled on Isle of Wight and in Newham; outbreak confirmed in Northampton; NHS England wait lists longest everEngland’s Covid app will reach 70% of those at riskNetherlands and Malta set to be added to England quarantine listLondon West End faces ‘existential threat’ as footfall down two-thirdsUp to 6% of England’s population may […]Mattha Busby (now) and Helen Pidd (earlier)
- Biden campaign receives $26m boost in donations after Kamala Harris pick – live August 13, 2020Biden: ‘The excitement is palpable, because there’s so much at stake’Highest daily Covid-19 death toll recorded in US since mid-MayUS unemployment claims dip below 1m for first time in 20 weeksPostal service changes pose threat to voting, says former USPS deputyOakland ‘hella proud’ of Harris – despite progressives’ misgivingsSign up to our First Thing newsletter […]Lauren Aratani (now) and Martin Belam (earlier)
- Trump rolls back methane climate standards for oil and gas industry August 13, 2020Methane is a greenhouse gas that heats the planet far faster than CO2 and addressing it is critical to slowing global heating The Trump administration is revoking rules that require oil and gas drillers to detect and fix leaks of methane, a greenhouse gas that heats the planet far faster than carbon dioxide.Methane has a […]Emily Holden in Washington
- Berlin nightclub Berghain opens to all for lockdown art exhibition August 13, 2020Visitors can view work by likes of Olafur Eliasson and Tacita Dean and take guided tours of venueBerlin’s legendary Berghain nightclub will relax its notoriously strict door policy for art lovers from next month as the venue turns into a gallery while the German capital’s nightlife remains on hold because of the pandemic.Berghain, housed in […]Philip Oltermann in Berlin
- Trump Accuses Kamala Harris of Maliciously Speaking in Complete Sentences August 13, 2020Andy Borowitz jokes that Donald Trump feels threatened by the superb speaking skills of Kamala Harris, the Democratic nominee for Vice-President.Andy Borowitz
- Daily Cartoon: Thursday, August 13th August 13, 2020Peter Kuper’s Daily Cartoon depicts a mail carrier braving the elements but being foiled by President Donald Trump.Peter Kuper
- An Encouraging Rollout for the Biden-Harris Ticket August 13, 2020John Cassidy writes about the campaign appearance of Joe Biden and Kamala Harris in Delaware, the first of the presumptive Democratic ticket.John Cassidy
- The Kingdom That Failed August 13, 2020Haruki Murakami writes a flash-fiction story, “The Kingdom That Failed,” which centers on a dramatic conversation that is overheard next to a pool.Haruki Murakami