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Punjab Announces Free Public Transport Across Province Under Relief Package

In a major relief measure, Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz has announced free public transport services across the province to support citizens during the ongoing global economic challenges. The initiative is aimed at reducing the financial burden on daily commuters amid rising living costs. Under the new package, passengers can travel without paying fares on…

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Finland to Shut Down Embassy in Pakistan Again After Brief Reopening

In a notable diplomatic development, Finland has decided to shut down its embassy in Islamabad later this summer, marking another closure just a few years after reopening the mission in 2022. The move signals a shift in Finland’s diplomatic presence in the region. The embassy had resumed operations after a decade-long gap, aiming to strengthen…

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Airlines Hike Ticket Prices Across Pakistan Amid Rising Jet Fuel Costs

Air travel in Pakistan is facing a steep increase in fares as airlines adjust to rising operational costs and surging jet fuel prices. The recent escalation of fuel expenses, reportedly doubling in recent weeks, has forced carriers to pass the additional burden onto passengers. Domestic routes connecting major cities such as Karachi, Islamabad, and Lahore…

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Petrol Pump Owners Threaten Nationwide Shutdown Over Fuel Sector Concerns

The All Pakistan Petrol Pump Owners Association has warned of a potential nationwide closure of petrol pumps if urgent issues within the fuel sector are not addressed, raising concerns over a looming fuel crisis in Pakistan. In a formal letter addressed to Ali Pervaiz Malik, the association requested an immediate meeting to discuss operational challenges,…

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Saudi Arabia Warns Oil Prices Could Reach $180 per Barrel Amid Middle East Tensions

Saudi Arabia has issued a warning that global oil prices could surge to as high as $180 per barrel if the ongoing conflict in the Middle East continues to disrupt supply chains, according to a report by the Wall Street Journal. Emerging assessments suggest that oil prices could climb steadily in the coming weeks, potentially…

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Armenia Offers Temporary Visa-Free Access for Citizens of 113 Countries Including Pakistan

Armenia is introducing a significant travel facilitation policy for 2026, allowing nationals of 113 countries to enter visa-free between January 1 and July 1. Under the new temporary regime, eligible visitors can stay in the country visa-free for up to 180 days within a year, provided they hold a valid residence permit from specified jurisdictions.…

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Digital

Major Punjab Division to Receive 114 Electric Buses for Modern Public Transport

The government of Punjab has announced plans to introduce an electric bus service in the Multan Division, aiming to provide safe, modern, and environmentally friendly public transportation. The initiative is part of a broader effort to modernize urban mobility and reduce pollution in the region. Authorities have confirmed that 114 electric buses will soon be…

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Suzuki Pakistan unveils Fronx a new XUV at PAPS 2025

Karachi, Pakistan, 14th November 2025 – Pak Suzuki Motor Company Limited (PSMCL) unveiled Suzuki Fronx at PAPS 2025, announcing plans to expand its product portfolio with the official launch in May 2026; Suzuki Pakistan has introduced a new category — XUV and will be the first locally assembled vehicle in this category. Mr. Masafumi Harano Managing Officer…

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Which Country Has the World’s Most Expensive Visa?Bhutan’s Sustainable Development Fee Sets Global Record

International travel often comes with excitement, but the visa process can be one of the most demanding aspects of planning a trip. From paperwork to rising fees, travelers face increasing costs as countries regularly revise their visa structures. However, when it comes to the world’s most expensive visa, the top spot does not belong to…

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