Day: March 6, 2025

Taliban’s Shifting Storylines: Is ISIS-K Really a ‘Foreign’ Problem

Al-Mirsaad and Zabihullah Mujahid’s attempt to downplay Muhammad Sharif Jafar’s role in the Kabul airport attack is a desperate deflection.—raising serious questions.

Pakistan, UAE Sign MoU to Boost Investment in SEZs

PM Shehbaz met IFZA delegation of UAE, oversaw an MoU for investment in SEZs of Pakistan, led an anti-polio meet, and backed Gaza’s rebuild.

Pakistan’s Deputy PM Ishaq Dar Predicts G20 Membership by 2030

Deputy PM Ishaq Dar affirms Pakistan’s economic growth, aims for G20 by 2030, and highlights CCP’s role in fair competition.

U.S. Seeking Zero Tariffs On Car Imports In India

U.S. pushes for zero tariffs on car imports in India, but New Delhi hesitates amid industry concerns and Tesla’s entry plans.

France, Britain To Finalize Peace Plan With Ukraine ‘In Days,’ Set To Present To U.S.

France and Britain aim to finalize a Ukraine peace plan ‘in days’, seeking a truce and U.S. support for future security guarantees.

China Unveils Major Climate Projects to Accelerate Green Transition

China plans major climate projects, including offshore wind and hydropower, while balancing coal reliance and emissions goals.

Macron Warns Russian Aggression ‘Knows No Borders’

Macron warns that Russian aggression “knows no borders,” urges EU defense boost, and prepares for potential US policy shifts.

Pakistan, Indonesia Set To Sign 10 MoUs, Explore Free Trade Agreement

Indonesia and Pakistan to sign 10 MoUs, explore FTA, and strengthen trade ties in EVs, palm oil, IT, and healthcare.

Afghanistan’s Fragile Taliban Rule: Internal Struggles, Border Tensions, and a Nation in Crisis

Afghanistan’s Taliban regime faces collapse from internal power struggles, economic failure, and the Torkham border crisis, destabilizing the nation.

Torkham Border Closure Enters Third Week Amid Rising Clashes

Torkham border closure enters third week since Feb 21 as cross-border clashes escalate at Torkham amid AIG’s disputed construction.