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Imran Khan’s Worsening Vision Raises Alarm Over Prison Conditions

                                                      Pakistan's former Prime Minister Imran Khan   Former Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan is reportedly suffering a severe decline in his eyesight while serving his prison sentence, with doctors noting an 85% loss of vision in his right eye . His legal team says the deterioration has been gradual but significant, leaving him with only partial sight and increasing difficulty reading or recognizing objects at a distance. Khan, who has been incarcerated since 2023 on corruption-related convictions, has long argued that the charges were politically motivated. His lawyers now claim that inadequate medical attention in prison has contributed to his worsening condition, prompting renewed calls for an independent medical evaluation. The development has intensified concerns amon...
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Alberta to Introduce Citizenship Markers on Driver’s Licences and ID Cards

 

                                            Alberta Premier Danielle Smith


Alberta is set to become the first province in Canada to include proof of Canadian citizenship on driver’s licences and other provincial identification. Premier Danielle Smith announced that the change aims to streamline access to services and strengthen election security.

The new feature will display a simple “CAN” marker on the ID of Canadian citizens, while permanent residents and other non-citizens will see no additional notation. Smith said the update will make it easier for Albertans to access programs such as student aid, health benefits, and disability supports without repeatedly providing separate proof of citizenship.

In addition, Alberta Health Care numbers will be added to driver’s licences to address discrepancies—officials say there are currently over 500,000 more health-care numbers than residents in the province. The government plans to introduce legislation this fall, with the changes expected to take effect in late 2026.


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