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December 22, 2025

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Drumming, dancing, cheering as U19 Asian Cup champions return home after crushing India

Pakistan U19s return home after their historic Asia Cup win over India. Young supporters sing patriotic songs and celebrate despite the cold. Children cheer loudly for the players as banners and anthems of heroes fill the air. ISLAMABAD: Riding high on a commanding 191-run thrashing of India in the ACC Asia Cup Men’s Under-19 final, Pakistan’s junior cricket team touched down in Islamabad on Monday, greeted by an exuberant and jubilant crowd. Arrangements were made at the Islamabad International Airport to welcome the newly crowned champions, with fans gathering outside the terminal, dancing to drumbeats and eagerly awaiting the team’s

December 1, 2025

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Death toll from Southeast Asian storms nears 700 as scale of devastation revealed

A woman stands among tree trunks stranded on a coast after deadly floods and landslides, in Padang, West Sumatra province, Indonesia on November 30, 2025. — Reuters Indonesia, Malaysia and Thailand are witnessing large-scale disasters. At least 176 people die in Thailand and three in Malaysia. The death toll in Indonesia has reached 502, while another 508 are missing. PALEMBAYAN: Rescue teams in western Indonesia battled on Monday to clear roads cut off by landslides and flooding caused by the cyclone, as improving weather revealed more of the scale of a disaster that has killed nearly 700 people in Southeast

November 30, 2025

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The government aims to fully integrate into Asian green supply chains

Climate minister says green productivity provides way to boost energy security LAHORE: Federal Minister for Planning Ahsan Iqbal emphasized that green productivity is not just an environmental choice. It is an economic necessity for countries like Pakistan. Speaking at the Asian Productivity Organization (APO) International Conference on Green Productivity 2.0, Iqbal said that by 2035, Pakistan aims to achieve over 6% productivity-driven GDP growth, $100 billion in exports, 30% reduction in emission intensity, universal climate-resilient green infrastructure, high climate resistance and 60% full green technology. supply chains. The conference was jointly organized by LUMS Energy Institute, Pakistan National Productivity Organization

November 10, 2025

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Saudi Arabia to host 2026 Asian Road Cycling Championships in Qassim City

The Asian Cycling Confederation and the Saudi Arabian Cycling Federation officially signed the Host City Agreement today The Asian Cycling Confederation and the Saudi Arabian Cycling Federation have officially signed the Host City Agreement for the 2026 Asian Road Cycling Championships, marking a new milestone for the sport in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. The signing ceremony was held in Riyadh and was officiated by Dato’ Amarjit Singh Gill, President of the Asian Cycling Confederation (ACC) and Abdul Aziz bin Ali Al-Shahrani, President of the Saudi Cycling Federation. The agreement formalizes Qassim City as the official host of the 2026

November 7, 2025

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Pakistan’s Usman Chand and Imam Haroon win silver and bronze medals at Asian Shotgun GP

The Pakistani shooter will travel to San Marino next month. PHOTO: AFP KARACHI: Pakistan’s Usman Chand and Imam Haroon did the country proud as they bagged the silver and bronze medals at the 2025 Asian Shotgun Grand Prix in Kuwait on Friday. The duo were competing in a skit. Pakistan had three shooters. Farrukh Nadeem was also hoping to finish on the podium but missed out on a tie to become a finalist after being tied for sixth, according to details compiled by the Pakistan National Rifle Association. “This result of this competition is the only thing of really hard

November 5, 2025

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Shehryar and Asad advance to World Junior Tennis J-60 doubles quarterfinals

The Pakistani duo defeated the pair of Britain’s Theodor Kraytchev and Thailand’s Napradh Lalai in the round of 16. A player in action during his match at the 2025 J-60 World Tennis Championships at the PTF Complex in Islamabad. PHOTO: PTF Islamabad: Pakistan duo Shehryar Anees and Asad Zaman beat Great Britain’s Theodor Kraytchev and Napradh Lalai of Thailand in the International Tennis Federation National Foods Pakistan National Foods World Junior Tennis Championship J-60 2025 quarterfinals at the PTF Complex in Islamabad on Wednesday. A large number of young tennis players from all over the world, including China, Japan, Kazakhstan,

November 3, 2025

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Asian shares rise on trade optimism as dollar strengthens

Stocks gain on upbeat tech sentiment, but stronger dollar keeps investors cautious Asian shares rose on Monday as the US-China trade truce and rising investment in artificial intelligence boosted risk sentiment, while the dollar held steady at a three-month high as interest rate cut bets eased after hawkish comments from policymakers. Investors remain focused on last week’s developments, including central bank meetings and the US-China agreement on a one-year trade truce that was within broad expectations. However, there are doubts whether the truce will last for the full duration. MSCI’s broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan added 0.63 percent

October 27, 2025

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Pakistan advance to the final of the Asian Youth Games after defeating Indonesia

Pakistan continued their winning streak and advanced to the men’s volleyball final of the Asian Youth Games after defeating Indonesia 3-1 in the semifinals on Monday, securing at least one silver medal in the tournament. The national team, which remains unbeaten in the tournament, will face Iran in the final on Wednesday for a shot at the gold medal. Iran booked their place in the final after overcoming Thailand 3–0 in the other semi-final. In the semi-final match, Indonesia started strongly and won the first set 25–22, but Pakistan made a remarkable comeback to take the second set 25–13. The

October 26, 2025

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Trump kicks off Asian tour with Malaysia summit ahead of Xi meeting

U.S. President Donald Trump walks with Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim after arriving at Kuala Lumpur International Airport on October 26, 2025. — Reuters Trump to meet Xi in South Korea to finalize trade deal, end tariff war. He says he is open to meeting North Korea’s Kim during a regional trip. They are ready to sign a Thai-Cambodian peace agreement upon their arrival in Asia. US President Donald Trump arrived in Malaysia on Sunday on the first leg of an Asian tour that will include high-stakes trade talks with his Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping. Trump is set to meet

October 20, 2025

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Pakistan gets off to flying start with twin Kabaddi wins at Asian Youth Games

Pakistani kabaddi players in action against hosts Bahrain during their opening match at the Asian Youth Games. — Journalist Pakistan made a commanding start to their Kabaddi campaign at the Asian Youth Games on Sunday with back-to-back wins over Bahrain and Thailand in their group matches at the Isa Sports City’s Hall. In their opening match, Pakistan outclassed Bahrain 87–21 in a completely one-sided encounter. The team’s forwards and defenders combined seamlessly to take control early, leading 50–7 at halftime. According to official statistics, Pakistan won 27 raid points, 8 bonus points and 15 all-out points in the first half

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