Work starts on Pakistani-Brazilian cows crossbreeding project to boost milk production

ISLAMABAD, Dec 14 (APP): Livestock Production Research Institute in Bahadur Nagar Okara is working on a project to introduce crossbreeding between low-potential Pakistani cow breeds and the high-yield Brazilian breed Girolando to boost milk and meat production in the country. The project, with an estimated cost of Rs17.61 million, will be implemented over three years…

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Balochistan sees major progress on CPEC energy, roads projects

ISLAMABAD, Dec 12 (APP): The China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) projects have achieved significant progress across Balochistan, reflecting a renewed focus on the province’s infrastructure development, social uplift and economic integration. According to documents available with Wealth Pakistan, in the energy sector, a landmark completed project is the 1320MW China Hub Coal Power Plant in Hub…

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Yango Ride launches “Drive to Win Challenge” with Grand Prizes for Partner’s Drivers across Pakistan

ISLAMABAD, December 11th, 2025: Yango Ride, part of the global tech company Yango Group, has announced the launch of its nationwide “Drive to Win Challenge,” a four-week incentive campaign aimed at rewarding high-performing partner’s drivers across Karachi, Lahore, Islamabad, and Rawalpindi.   The challenge has been going on from November 24, all the way to…

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12 energy projects completed across Sindh under CPEC

ISLAMABAD, Dec 11 (APP): The energy portfolio of the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) in Sindh’s less developed regions has recorded notable progress with the completion of 12 power projects. The initiatives have significantly boosted electricity generation, strengthened transmission capacity, and enhanced overall energy security across the province. According to an official document by the Ministry…

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Cybersecurity training in Pakistan remains limited, Kaspersky survey finds

Islamabad — Only 41% of professionals in Pakistan have received formal training on digital threats, according to a new regional survey conducted by Kaspersky. The findings highlight significant gaps in workplace awareness as cyber incidents linked to human error continue to rise. The survey, titled Cybersecurity in the Workplace: Employee Knowledge and Behavior, covered professionals…

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Takaichi's Taiwan-related fallacies grave provocation against international law

Sanae Takaichi should retract her erroneous remarks on Taiwan

by Kobayashi Yokichi Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi recently attempted to link a so-called “Taiwan contingency” with the exercise of the right to collective self-defense, implying the possibility of Japanese military intervention in the Taiwan question. This erroneous statement constitutes a blatant provocation on a question that lies at the heart of China’s core interests….

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‘Energy oasis’ rises from Gobi desert

By Wang Yunshan, People’s Daily In Santanghu township, Hami, northwest China’s Xinjiang Uygur autonomous region, rows of wind turbines, each towering over 100 meters, stand across the vast Gobi Desert. Beneath them, a vast sea of dark photovoltaic panels stretches. This is China’s first large-scale renewable energy base with outbound transmission project in desertified areas—the…

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Takaichi's Taiwan-related fallacies grave provocation against international law

Japan’s retrograde moves undermine regional peace and stability

Japan’s retrograde moves undermine regional peace and stability By Meng Xiaoxu Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi has openly linked Japan’s “survival-threatening situation” with a “Taiwan contingency,” signaling a troubling ambition to interfere militarily in the Taiwan question. Such dangerous rhetoric gravely threatens regional peace and stability. On the 80th anniversary of the victory in the…

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