COAS warns against propaganda for vested interests, insisting those responsible must be brought to justice.
Ex-PM Khan Charged With Instigating Violence Against Military
Pakistan indicts ex-PM Imran Khan for inciting attacks on military installations during 2023 protests; PTI denies charges.
Bangladesh Buys Sugar From Pakistan After Decades
Bangladesh imports 25,000 tons of sugar from Pakistan after decades, marking a major boost for Pakistan’s sugar exports.
Pakistan, Iran Agree on Bilateral Cooperation in All Spheres
Pakistan and Iran agree to deepen bilateral cooperation in all spheres during a meeting on the ECO Council of Ministers’ sidelines.
Deepfake Videos Target Women Leaders in Pakistan
Azma Bukhari fights deepfake videos targeting women in Pakistan, highlighting privacy, reputations, and cybercrime issues.
The Indian Ocean Power Play
From India’s naval rise to the US-China rivalry and Pakistan’s upcoming AMAN, the Indian Ocean is becoming a new battleground for global influence.
Pakistan extends warm greetings to UAE on National Day
Federal Interior Minister of Pakistan Mohsin Naqvi congratulates UAE on National Day, highlighting strong ties and mutual cooperation.
Kurram Violence: Tribal Strife and Governance Failures
The recent violence in Kurram Agency, triggered by tribal land disputes underscores the failure of governance and external influences, demanding urgent state intervention to restore peace and security.
Gunmen Kill 38 in Attack on Convoys in Kurram Tribal District
At least 38 killed, 29 injured as gunmen attack passenger convoys in Pakistan’s Kurram tribal district, officials report.
Pakistan’ Policy About VPNs Threatens Online Freedom
Pakistan to restrict use of VPNs starting November 30, limiting access to commercial users and raising privacy concerns.