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[Ashok Swain @ashoswai]

It is not Adiala Jail in Islamabad, it is Mandir Marg Police station in New Delhi - Sonia Gandhi to meet Priyanka Gandhi and other Congress leaders detained inside!

[AMJAD KHAN @iAmjadKhann]

میں نے ایک اسٹوری کی تھی کہ کراچی جیل میں ایک ایسا قیدی ہے جسے 27 سالوں میں صرف ایک بار کورٹ میں پیش کیا گیا تھا جب پیش کار کو میں نے بتایا تو وہ حیران ہوا اور پھر اس نے پرانی فائل نکالی تو پتہ چلا کہ پنجاب کے کسی وڈیرے نے اسے پکڑوایا اور پھر کراچی جیل بھجوا دیا تھا ! مظہر عباس

[nadeem qamar @anqamar]

Bravo, salute to all.

[Earth Hippy 🌎🕊️💚 @hippyygoat]

How morally intelligent students graduate from Cambridge University.

[Zara Quinn @_Zaraquin]

Spanish goalkeeper in the world cup finals 😂😂

[Hussain Nadim @HNadim87]

All that "geopolitical relevance" comes down to a military dictatorship in Pakistan seeking few billions to sustain itself for an extra few months.

I've seen failed startups run in a better way.

[Zarrar Khuhro @ZarrarKhuhro]

Yes its the 70s all over again 🙄

[𝗗𝗿 𝗡𝗮𝗲𝗲𝗺 𝗠𝗲𝗼 𝗢𝗳𝗳𝗶𝗰𝗶𝗮𝗹 @DrNaeemMeoMD]

یہ کیسا دورہ ہے بھائی؟ سکون سے آیا، عزت کے ساتھ ہسپتال کا دورہ کیا اور واپس چلا گیا۔ نہ اپنے ہی تعینات کیے ہوئے ایم ایس، پرنسپلز یا وائس چانسلرز کو ذلیل کیا، نہ گرفتاری کی دھمکیاں دیں، نہ ڈاکٹروں کی تذلیل کی، اور نہ ہی فنڈز جاری نہ ہونے کے باوجود میڈیا کے سامنے اونچی آواز میں شور مچایا کہ غریب مریض کو دوائیں دو۔ نہ کسی کو گرفتار کرنے کی دھمکی، نہ ڈاکٹروں کی بے عزتی، نہ مریضوں کی۔ یعنی ہسپتالوں اور غریبوں پر کوئی سیاست ہی نہیں؟

تو پھر کیسا چیف منسٹر بنے گا رے۔۔۔۔🤦🤦

[Al Jazeera English @AJEnglish]

One of Sudan’s most valuable exports is gum arabic, a natural resin harvested from acacia trees. It is a key ingredient in soft drinks, cosmetics, baked goods, candies and even art supplies.

Al Jazeera’s @hiba_morgan reports.

[nadeem qamar @anqamar]

Salute to their resolve and stand.

[Steve Hanke @steve_hanke]

After students protested the University of Edinburgh's financial ties to Israel, they were locked out of their graduation ceremony for the eighth time.

I WONDER WHAT EDINBURGH'S ADAM SMITH, THE FATHER OF MODERN ECONOMICS, WOULD THINK OF THE LOCK OUT?

[Parody Jeff @Parodyjeffx]

NORWAY IS IN FLAMES 🇳🇴🇮🇱

A wildfire tore through townhouses, destroying hundreds of homes and forcing evacuations.

It happened two days after Norway voted to ban all goods and investments linked to illegal Israeli settlements in the West Bank.

Just a coincidence?

[Asad Ali Toor @AsadAToor]

🚨🚨
میرے پروردگار طاہر اشرفی کی دُعا اگلے چوبیس گھنٹے میں قبول فرما۔ آمین
نوٹ: سب سے کمنٹ میں آمین لکھنے کی درخواست ہے 👀👀

[رسائل حُب @todaymessagee]

كان كلب عسكري ينتظر خارج نقطة التفتيش في المطار، وفجأة لمح مدربه السابق وهو يخلع حذاءه استعدادًا للتفتيش الأمني. لم يتمالك نفسه، فقفز فوق الحاجز الأمني قبل أن يتمكن أي شخص من إيقاقه.

[Massimo @Rainmaker1973]

This chef teaches how to cut an avocado

[GBC @GBC_Press]

🇺🇳🇮🇱 The UN has officially declared Gaza a genocide zone, noting that Israel is deliberately targeting children and infants.

​It took them three full years to reach this conclusion.

[nadeem qamar @anqamar]

Disgraceful, disgusting

[FERNANDO SCHWARTZ #nuncabajolosbrazos @fersch_4]

Se puede ganar. Se puede perder. Pero lo primero es el respeto al rival,al país y a las banderas. Inadmisible festejo argentino en NY. Una vergüenza.

[nadeem qamar @anqamar]

Mujahid

[حازم 𓂆 @ABO_Watan9]

جندي اسرائيلي حاول ضرب واعتقال رجل فلسطيني أثناء صلاته بالناس ولكنه توقف عن ذلك فور مشاهدته لكاميرا تقوم بالتصوير

لذلك نقول ..فضحهم ونشر جرائمهم شيء مهم للغاية

[farrukh saleem @SaleemFarrukh]

Is AI killing India’s IT future?

[Moeed Pirzada @MoeedNj]

Turkish President Erdogan Meets Pakistan’s Field Marshal, Gen. Asim Munir. This picture is worth more than a thousand words!

[farrukh saleem @SaleemFarrukh]

Is foreign investment fleeing Pakistan?

Data says no.

Here’s the arithmetic: During July-May FY2025-26, foreign investors put $3.27 billion into Pakistan. During the same eleven-month period, foreign investors took $1.65 billion out. After subtracting the money going out from the money coming in, Pakistan recorded a net gain of $1.62 billion.

In simple words: during July-May FY2025-26, more foreign investment money came into Pakistan than went out. Plain fact: The claim that foreign capital is leaving Pakistan on a net basis is not supported by the FDI data.

Cold truth: Pakistan’s investment story is weak because the total volume of foreign investment remains too small for an economy of its size. Net FDI of $1.62 billion over eleven months is positive, but modest. It is not enough to transform industry, exports, productivity or employment.

Remember: Weakness is not the same as flight.The real problem is not that foreign investors are rushing for the exit. The real problem is that too few are entering, and those already present are not investing at the scale Pakistan needs.

Pakistan’s investment problem has three dimensions. Too little capital is coming in. Too little of it is creating export capacity. And uncertainty is preventing existing investors from expanding.

Pakistan’s overall investment rate also remains low. The Pakistan Economic Survey 2025-26 places total investment at around 14 per cent of GDP -- far below the level required for rapid and sustained economic growth.

The evidence does not support a story of net flight. It supports a story of hesitation. Pakistan does not face an investment exodus. Pakistan faces an investment drought. So the accurate conclusion is this: Pakistan is not facing net foreign investment flight. It is facing foreign investment scarcity.
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[Shani @FearlessWolfess]

Pakistan produces more than 110,000 graduates every year but what is the real value of our education system?

Every year, thousands of students work hard for years, investing their time and money just to earn a university degree.

They hope it will lead to a respectable and stable job. However, the reality is that many graduates struggle to find employment.

In some cases, people with university degrees are forced to apply for jobs paying as little as Rs. 50,000 per month, simply to meet their basic needs.

This situation also exposes the shortcomings of our education system.

There is a clear mismatch between what students are taught and the skills required by the job market.

To address this issue, greater emphasis must be placed on practical skills, stronger collaboration between industry and educational institutions, and creating more opportunities that enable young people to secure meaningful and dignified employment.