April 2026

Prime Minister Shehbaz approves streamlining of P3A to speed up development projects

Says PPP-based projects should be made part of the key performance indicators of ministries, departments Prime Minister Shehbaz chairs a high-level meeting in Islamabad to accelerate development projects through public-private partnerships. PHOTO: X Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif on Tuesday gave in-principle approval to further integrate and strengthen the Public-Private Partnership Authority (P3A) and its related […]

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How to watch Interior Design Masters with Alan Carr online anywhere – it’s *FREE*

BBC’s hit lifestyle reality show, Interior Design Masters with Alan Carris back for a seventh season and this time again we will see 10 new designers from various professional backgrounds including a choreographer, football coach, content creator, painter and graphic designer. Hosted by Alan Carr, with Michelle Ogundehin as judge, the show’s demanding format sees

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Almost 80% of Japanese institutional investors are looking at crypto for their portfolios by 2029

Attitudes toward crypto investing in Japan are shifting from cautious interest to active portfolio planning, according to a survey by Nomura and its digital asset arm, Laser Digital, with nearly 80% of the country’s institutional investors saying they plan to add crypto in the next three years. The shift reflects a growing view of crypto

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‘NHS users report it’s terrible to use’: Palantir may be forced out of the NHS after backlash from staff, MPs, unions and pressure groups over the Federated Data Platform

The UK government could end the Palantir NHS contract early MPs strongly opposed the company’s contract over data protection and ethical concerns A break clause could cause the contract to expire in early 2027 The UK government is considering activating a break clause in Palantir’s £330m contract with the NHS. The controversial US analytics and

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Fever guard Sophie Cunningham clears up allegations of free agency frustration at X

NEWYou can now listen to Pakinomist articles! Indiana Fever guard Sophie Cunningham on Monday clarified comments she made on a podcast about her free agency experience before deciding to re-sign with the team. Cunningham said on the “Show Me Something” podcast that the ordeal was a bit “frustrating” and explained the reasoning behind it. However,

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Bitcoin (BTC) price holds above a make-or-break level ahead of Warsh confirmation hearing

Bitcoin BTC$76,599.86 is trading with a positive bias above the $75,000 level, which CoinDesk recently highlighted as a critical threshold for bulls to maintain control. Still, some observers are urging caution, noting that prices should stay above this level until Wednesday, when the U.S.-Iran ceasefire is set to end. “The truce is set to expire

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World news in brief: AI diagnostics, humanitarian agreement for DR Congo, accusations of violation of rights in Belarus, children in Ukraine bear the heaviest burden

According to the United Nations World Health Organization (WHO) joint report with the European Union, 74% of the countries in the bloc use AI tools for medical imaging, disease detection and to aid clinical decision-making. The survey also found that 63 percent of EU countries offer a chatbot service to patients, as part of health

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