Search form

You are here

online


Special

Pakistan introduces social media rules to block access to ‘unlawful’ online content

  • Social networking websites are required to remove unlawful content in 24 hours after receiving a government directive
  • Digital rights activists and telecom operators term the rules illegal and an attempt to curb freedom of expression in the country
By Aamir Saeed ·
Special

Going off-script: Arabic-speaking Pakistanis meet online to bridge cultural gap

By Aamir Saeed ·
Special

High street Eid collections in Pakistan exceed sales’ expectations online

By Sabah Bano Malik ·
Special video

Professor turns to online lectures as Sindh closes universities over coronavirus

By Khurshid Ahmed ·

Pakistani expatriates in the UAE hail ‘democratic achievement’

By Amna Ehtesham Khaishgi ·
Special

Experts remain skeptical about Pakistan’s i-voting system

By NAIMAT KHAN - ABDUL WASEY NAIK ·

Latest updates

US health officials report 1st case of new form of mpox in a traveler
Tunisia migrant advocate held in first ‘terrorism’ probe: rights group
What Trump’s picks for key foreign-policy roles mean for the Middle East
Israel says synagogue hit in ‘rocket barrage’ on Haifa
Government seeks swift justice in May 9 rioting cases as US lawmakers urge Imran Khan’s release

Recommended

Middle-East
What Trump’s picks for key foreign-policy roles mean for the Middle East
Saudi Arabia
How Saudi Arabia is helping to drive equitable energy transitions in Africa
Saudi Arabia
How a Saudi software developer is revolutionizing road safety with his AI driver-assist system

Search form

Print Edition
Read pdf version Subscribe now
© 2024 SAUDI RESEARCH & PUBLISHING COMPANY, All Rights Reserved And subject to Terms of Use Agreement.