December 2025

William, Kate’s firm steps to protect children from age-old Christmas rule

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William, Kate’s firm steps to protect children from age-old Christmas rule Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis, who stole the limelight at Kate Middleton’s annual carol concert, will join King Charles and the rest of the royals for a big gathering at Sandringham. As Prince William and Princess Catherine’s children wait to be reunited […]

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Miner capitulation is a contrarian signal, indicating renewed BTC price momentum, says VanEck

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Falling bitcoin BTC$87,563.81 mining is often interpreted as a sign of network stress, reflecting weaker miner profitability, declining hash rate, and concerns over the economic sustainability of mining. It is widely believed to be bad for the bitcoin price. However, digital asset investment firm VanEck argues that periods of declining hash rate — the total

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ECC approves 600 MHz spectrum auction as government eyes 5G rollout in six months

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Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb and Minister of State for Information Technology and Telecommunications (IT) Shaza Fatima Khawaja speaking during a press conference on December 23, 2025. — Screengrab via Pakinomist News Internet speed in Pakistan not up to world standards: IT minister. Says work is underway to complete the auction in the first week of

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Viral videos falsely link Pakistan to Bondi Beach attacks

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After a recent attack on Bondi Beach, Australia, which killed 15 people, two videos began circulating on social media. One claimed that Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese blamed Pakistan for the attack and announced a visa ban for Pakistani nationals. Another purported to show Pakistanis celebrating the incident. Both claims are false. Assertion A six-second

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Bitcoin Tracks Polar Opposites Gold and Copper as ‘Fear and AI’ Trade Lifts Tangible Assets

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Investors seeking both safety and growth appear to have reached an unexpected consensus in 2025, namely bitcoin BTC$87,531.13 fails to capture any of the trade. That sentiment is evident in a year-to-date comparison of major, broadly tracked assets, including stocks, gold, the 10-year Treasury note, bitcoin, industrial metals like copper and the dollar index. Gold,

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Shehbaz open to talks with PTI but rejects ‘illegal demands or blackmail’

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PM says dialogue is possible on legitimate issues as PTI founder’s sister rules out talks Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif chairs a federal cabinet meeting at the Prime Minister’s House in Islamabad. PHOTO: PID Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif said on Tuesday that the government was open to dialogue with the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf but would not accept

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‘Titanic’ director Steven Spielberg, Ben Affleck rift? Mike Binder shares the truth

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Titanic filmmaker Steven Spielberg refused to work with Ben Affleck on a film project, according to Hollywood screenwriter and director Mike Binder. Binder opened up about his latest performance at A bad movie podcast about the tension between the Batman star and Spielberg. The 67-year-old revealed the man behind it Titanic had originally been interested

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Islamabad court orders Airblue to pay 5.41 billion Rs.

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District and Sessions Court dismisses airline appeal and fines airline for delay in compensation ISLAMABAD: An Islamabad court has ordered Pakistani airline Airblue to pay 5.41 billion rupees ($19.5 million) in compensation to victims of a 2010 plane crash, rejecting all appeals filed by the carrier, court officials said. The order was issued by Islamabad’s

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