South Asia Times

Pakistan

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The Fire at Hormuz and Pakistan’s Widening Fault Lines

SAT Editorial Desk July 18, 2026

Pakistan Army personnel gathered during Operation Shabaan in Balochistan, with soldiers raising their fists as a senior officer addresses the formation in a mountainous area.

Operation Shaban and the Weight of Seven Decades

SAT Editorial Desk July 17, 2026

Pakistan Continues to Deliver its GSP+ Promises

SAT Editorial Desk July 17, 2026

Officials and development partners participate in the ceremonial launch of the Pakistan Women Leaders Mentorship Programme in Islamabad, marking the start of a nationwide initiative to strengthen women's political leadership.

Pakistan Welcomes EU, UN Women, UNDP & TDEA Mentorship Programme Launch

SAT Commentary July 15, 2026

Netanyahu's greater Israel dream

Pakistan and Allies have Stopped the Greater Israel Project from Becoming a Reality

SAT Editorial Desk July 8, 2026

Empathy Is Not Partisanship: Pakistan Stands With Iran the Way Peacemakers Must

Hiba Amjad July 4, 2026

BBC headquarters in Central London. Photograph: Will Oliver/EPA

BBC Urdu Does Not Need Bullets to Target Pakistan, Its Words Do the Job

SAT Editorial Desk June 29, 2026

Afghan Taliban’s true intentions exposed as cross-border attacks continue during Peace Talks: Source London Post

Taliban’s Five-Star Hospitality for Anti-Pakistan Terror Commanders Exposes the Sanctuary That Kabul Has Become

SAT Commentary June 22, 2026

Former US Special Representative Zalmay Khalilzad, whose claims questioning Pakistan's diplomacy are contradicted by four years of documented bilateral engagement and successive UN monitoring reports on terrorist safe havens in Afghanistan

Khalilzad’s Claims Ignore Four Years of Documented Pakistani Diplomacy and His Own Catastrophic Record in Afghanistan

SAT Editorial Desk June 22, 2026