
Pakistani Taliban Claim Responsibility for Killing 10 Security Personnel
10 Pakistani security personnel were killed in a militant attack near Dera Ismail Khan, claimed by the TTP in retaliation.

10 Pakistani security personnel were killed in a militant attack near Dera Ismail Khan, claimed by the TTP in retaliation.

India and Pakistan renew the Kartarpur Sahib Corridor pact, allowing uninterrupted pilgrimage access. Talks on cricketing ties explored.

BRICS calls on Afghanistan to lift the ban on education for women and girls, urging action for fundamental rights and stability.
![un-day-2023 On UN Day, Pakistan's UN engagement reaffirms its commitment to multilateralism and global cooperation. [Image via UN/DGC/Graphic Design Unit]](https://southasiatimes.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/10/un-day-2023.webp)
On UN Day, Pakistan’s UN engagement highlights its dedication to multilateralism and global cooperation for peace and development.

Bangladesh bans the BCL as a terrorist organization amid escalating student protests and unrest, citing a history of violence.

Chinese President Xi and Indian PM Modi discuss boosting communication and cooperation to improve ties after military clashes.

Terrorist attack at TUSAS near Ankara linked to PKK, as Türkiye responds with airstrikes on PKK targets in Iraq and Syria.
![FWIMRL7VXZMQJMOMBH5VAHOXRM India aims to expand LNG truck adoption, reducing diesel demand and cutting emissions with government support. [Reuters]](https://southasiatimes.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/10/FWIMRL7VXZMQJMOMBH5VAHOXRM.webp)
India aims to expand LNG truck adoption, reducing diesel demand and cutting emissions with government support.
![DZK2UXXK3FKYJHCGEMFLFSGBLU India explores importing Mongolian coking coal via Russia to diversify supply and reduce reliance on China. [Reuters]](https://southasiatimes.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/10/DZK2UXXK3FKYJHCGEMFLFSGBLU.webp)
India explores importing Mongolian coking coal via Russia to diversify supply and reduce reliance on China.
![360_F_463386323_8k4hyO46J9z0WFKRIp7xmQa81cY2HSLe From CPEC to BRICS, Pakistan foreign policy faces new challenges and opportunities in a multipolar world. [Image via Adobe Stock].](https://southasiatimes.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/10/360_F_463386323_8k4hyO46J9z0WFKRIp7xmQa81cY2HSLe.webp)
From CPEC to BRICS, Pakistan foreign policy faces new challenges and opportunities in a multipolar world. With its strategic initiatives reshaping regional dynamics, what lies ahead for Pakistan’s geopolitical future?