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Judge Says Musk And DOGE ‘Likely Violated’ Constitution In USAID Shutdown

Judge blocks USAid shutdown, ruling Musk and Doge likely violated the Constitution; Trump admin ordered to reverse actions.

Three Balochistan Universities Shut Over Security Concerns

Balochistan shuts three universities over security concerns amid rising attacks, with campuses closed until after Eid.

Pakistan’s COAS Vows to Defeat Terrorism Through Unified National Response

COAS Gen Asim Munir stresses governance, national security, and a unified stance, warning against a “soft state” approach.

Qatar Backs Bangladesh’s Reform Initiatives, Strengthens Economic Partnership

Qatar supports Bangladesh’s interim government reform initiatives as envoy meets CA Yunus to discuss trade, investment, and cooperation.

Sri Lanka: Petitions Against Adani Green Energy Projects Withdrawn

Petitions against Adani Green Energy projects withdrawn as new government of Sri Lanka reviews and renegotiates the deal.

Maldives Records Over 100,000 Tourist Arrivals for Third Consecutive Month

Maldives records over 100,000 tourist arrivals for the third month of 2025, with China leading as the top source market.

Afghanistan Urges UNAMA to Enhance Global Ties As UN Extends Mission

UNAMA’s mission in Afghanistan extended for a year as the UN urges engagement, while Pakistan criticizes Taliban on terrorism.

Canada, Australia to Develop Arctic Radar System

Canada and Australia to develop a $6B Arctic radar system as Carney warns of rising threats from adversaries in the region.

Poland and Baltic States to Dump Landmines Treaty Citing Russian Threat

Poland and Baltics to exit Ottawa Treaty, citing Russia threat, allowing use of landmines despite global disarmament concerns.