June, 2026

• 23 June

  Scotland vs New Zealand: Complete Match Preview, Team Analysis, Key Players & Predictions

  

  Scotland vs New Zealand – An Exciting International Football Clash BY Mahnoor | 23-06-2026 Football fans around the world are eagerly looking forward to the exciting encounter between Scotland and New Zealand. Whenever these two nations meet on the football field, supporters witness a fascinating battle of determination, tactical discipline, …

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• 23 June

  Namibia vs Hong Kong: Match Preview, Team Analysis, Key Players & Winning Prediction

  

  Namibia vs Hong Kong – A Thrilling Cricket Contest to Watch BY Mahnoor | 23-06-2026 Cricket fans around the world are eagerly looking forward to the exciting clash between Namibia and Hong Kong. Both teams have shown significant improvement in international cricket and continue to compete strongly in ICC tournaments …

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• 23 June

  France vs Iraq: Full Match Analysis, Team News, Key Moments & FIFA World Cup 2026 Impact

  

  France vs Iraq – A High-Stakes FIFA World Cup Clash BY Mahnoor | 23-06-2026 The FIFA World Cup always delivers exciting encounters, and the match between France and Iraq attracted global attention. Football fans were eager to see whether Iraq could challenge one of the tournament favorites, while France aimed …

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• 23 June

  ART’S BEST TIME – ON INSTAGRAM

  

  How going digital helped independent artists reach fans directly without needing a middleman. BY Mahnoor | 23-06-2026 I have always disliked Facebook. I have an account, and I used to spend a lot of time arguing with people online when the site first started. However, I find Facebook annoying because …

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• 23 June

  The US relaxes oil sanctions on Iran with a 60-day exception.

  

  Pakistan and Qatar report good progress in Lucerne talks. Negotiators have set a 60-day plan to reach a final agreement, which the Prime Minister welcomed. BY Mahnoor | 23-06-2026 ISLAMABAD: Pakistan and Qatar reported good progress on Monday following the first major talks between the U.S. and Iran. These talks …

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• 22 June

  Is the economy growing too slowly?

  

  Rather than increasing production, the government is focusing on increasing taxes. BY Mahnoor | 22-06-2026 ISLAMABAD: A strong nation needs three things: a powerful military, smart diplomacy, and a solid economy. Pakistan has made great progress in its military and diplomatic relations. Two recent events have made the country even …

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• 22 June

  Main cricket players’ contracts are being paused.

  

  They did not play enough first-class matches. BY Mahnoor | 22-06-2026 KARACHI: Some famous cricket players might lose their official contracts because they are not playing in local first-class matches. Aaqib Javed, a PCB director, said that players were always required to play these matches, but the rule was not …

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• 22 June

  National Assembly approves Rs9.17 trillion in spending requests.

  

  Lawmakers refuse 307 requests to reduce spending BY Mahnoor | 22-06-2026 ISLAMABAD: On Sunday, the National Assembly started passing the 2026–27 federal budget. They approved 125 funding requests totaling Rs9.171 trillion, while voting down 307 changes proposed by the opposition. Led by Speaker Sardar Ayaz Sadiq, the House met to …

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• 22 June

  R-4 ministers’ meeting supports US-Iran agreement in Islamabad and calls for regional peace.

  

  Cairo meeting praises Pakistan for helping mediate and supports following the agreements made in the Islamabad MoU. BY Mahnoor | 22-06-2026 On Sunday, foreign ministers from Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, Egypt, and Turkiye met in Cairo. They agreed to keep working together to maintain peace and stability. They also welcomed a …

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• 20 June

  IMF opposes the 1% tax on new electric vehicle sales

  

  Arguments between government departments are delaying the new car policy. BY Mahnoor | 20-06-2026 ISLAMABAD: The IMF rejected a plan to charge a 1% sales tax on new energy vehicles, such as electric cars. This happened because government departments are arguing about taxes, making the new auto policy uncertain. On …

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