Pakistan has been invited onto a US-backed Gaza peace board, a development that elevates its diplomatic profile and raises expectations on ceasefire, aid access and civilian protection.
Pakistan is portraying a new Libya agreement as a major boost for defence exports and a wider trade revival strategy, linking it to military diplomacy and renewed international interest in Pakistani hardware.
Pakistan says no finality exists on a reported US visit by Field Marshal Asim Munir and no decision has been taken on sending troops to Gaza, The Thursday Times confirms.
British defence journal claims four Indian Rafales were shot down in the May air clash with Pakistan and points to serial numbers it says match aircraft lost during the engagement.
Kabul’s protection of TTP commanders is not a glitch in the system; it is the system, a living covenant that weighs more than any clause signed in Doha. The Taliban in Afghanistan are no longer guests or leverage to be casually traded away; they have hardened into a parallel sovereignty that Kabul cannot fully control.
When a priest with his record can promise the erasure of the Prophet’s name and still function within the margins of acceptability, it is the Indian state’s commitment to secular democracy that is under forensic examination, not just his words.
Pakistan eyes a cryptocurrency trading framework to attract global investment, aiming to become South Asia's leading crypto hub.
Bloomberg reports Pakistan’s remittances surge after crackdown on illegal trade, boosting reserves and stabilising the rupee.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu testifies in his corruption trial amid the Gaza conflict and an ICC arrest warrant, denying all charges and criticising the trial's timing during wartime.
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