Owner of missing dog devastated by AI photo scam
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Westyn Ruyter offered a $10,000 reward when his Irish wolfhound went missing, but instead of getting his dog back he received a second bitter blow.
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The federal government has formulated a National Wheat Policy after nearly four decades and fixed the wheat price at Rs4,500 per maund following extensive consultations with all provincial governments, Federal Minister for National Food Security and Research Rana Tanveer Hussain said, describing the…
- Space manufacturing: a new industrial paradigm Express Tribune ·
For most of industrial history, factories have been built around gravity. Machines sit on floors, liquids settle, heat rises, and products are designed around transport's size and weight limits. In space, many of those assumptions weaken. That is why one of the quieter shifts in the new space…
- Japan rebuilt itself; why can't Pakistan? Express Tribune ·
The rise and fall of nations largely depend on their priorities and investments. When a nation's leaders understand that investing in education means investing in the future of its children, they make it a priority above many competing interests. One can learn from Japan's post-war struggle and its…
- Of grief and lines on the map Express Tribune ·
The tragedy of war manifests itself in many ways. Not only does it create death, destruction and misery in lands and homes, but it also makes us choose which tragedy to mourn, and which to ignore, even if they are identical. We grieve for some families and communities who suffer the unimaginable…
- A national shame Express Tribune ·
The arrest of a father accused of producing and selling sexually explicit videos of his own young children is one of the most horrifying stories to hit the headlines in a long time. It is not just about the terrible crime itself, but also the societal failure that allows such abuse to occur. The…
- Skewed food basket Express Tribune ·
A recent assessment by the Food and Agriculture Organisation has uncovered a troubling imbalance in Pakistan's food supply, which has significant shortages of vegetables, fruits and pulses, while cereals and sugar exceed dietary requirements. The assessment also states that 60% of Pakistanis cannot…
- Investing in education Express Tribune ·
Soaring poverty and slumping investment in education are closely linked. That is why social mobility is an uphill task for the country's 150 million youth, many of whom are deprived of quality education and avenues of employment. It is an enigma that a mere Rs117.75 billion has been allocated for…
- Godts fires PSG top in Ligue 1 Express Tribune ·
Mika Godts scored his first Paris Saint-Germain goal as the reigning European champions put aside a raft of injuries to key players to go top of Ligue 1 with a 2-0 win at home to Lyon on Monday. Godts, the Belgian international signed from Ajax, came off the bench and set up Senny Mayulu for the…
- De la Fuente wins men's Ballon d'Or coach of year Express Tribune ·
Luis de la Fuente won the Ballon d'Or for men's coach of the year on Monday after leading Spain to World Cup glory. "Teamwork makes us invincible. This is a great honour," de la Fuente said after collecting the award at a ceremony in London. "The secret is to work with very generous players that put…
- Business bodies reject 50bps rate hike Express Tribune ·
Pakistan's leading business organisations have criticised the State Bank of Pakistan's (SBP) decision to raise the policy rate by 50 basis points to 12%, warning that higher borrowing costs could weaken industrial activity, discourage investment, erode export competitiveness and hamper economic…
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