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Beneficiaries can avail health insurance worth Rs1.5m per card at 1,200 hospitals across the country

ECC also gives approval to appoint a finance adviser for privatisation of Roosevelt Hotel in New York

ECC approves continuation of Prime Minister's Relief Package

ECC also okays continuation of prime minister's relief package. The meeting instructs not to increase the prices of flour. It also approves tariff...

The implications of generative AI on Pakistan’s complex media landscape must be fully understood through changes in journalism, media ownership, and state interference. In a conversation with journalist Haroon Ur Rasheed Baloch, media development expert Adnan Rehmat stresses the need for a human-focused use of AI technologies in media, transcribed by Aisha Khan.

The WGA strike appears nowhere near ending, so American streaming services are turning to South Korea.

The National Union of Journalists of the Philippines (NUJP) has issued a warning not to respond to text messages from a fake profile impersonating the NUJP chair and Philstar journalist, Jonathan de Santos, attempting to solicit money from politicians. The International Federation of Journalists (IFJ) stands with its affiliate in condemning the scammer and calling for greater protections for journalists in the Philippines.

A recommendation by the presidential office to revamp a fee the public pays every month to watch state-run broadcaster Korean Broadcasting System (KBS) is causing a stir. Although the proposal is backed by overwhelming public support according to President Yoon Suk Yeols office, it is drawing criticism from the media and opposition lawmakers who perceive the move to be yet another attempt by the Yoon administration to suppress press freedom.

As the 19th Congress of the Philippines shifts into high gear, a dynamic group of neophyte party-list representatives has stepped

Following the arrest of former Prime Minister Imran Khan, Pakistan witnesses a crackdown on freedom of expression, with internet shutdowns, attacks on journalists, and media workers facing detainment. The IFJ and PFUJ condemn the assaults and urge the Pakistani government to take action to protect journalists.