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Seven European allies have issued a rare joint statement backing Denmark and Greenland, warning that tariff threats and political pressure risk undermining transatlantic unity and Arctic security.
Pakistan has said any decision on joining the proposed Gaza Peace Board will be taken through its political leadership and Parliament, stressing that if included it could play a constructive and stabilising role in peace efforts and humanitarian relief in Gaza.
Pakistan has been invited to join a proposed Gaza Peace Board under Donald Trump’s post-war plan, positioning Islamabad as a key participant in discussions on ceasefire, humanitarian recovery and long-term political stability.
US and Pakistani troops concluded the thirteenth Inspired Gambit exercise this week, highlighting enduring military cooperation and shared counterterrorism priorities.
The European Union is moving to freeze progress on a US trade deal following renewed tariff threats, signalling growing political resistance to advancing transatlantic economic cooperation
US and Pakistani soldiers concluded Exercise Inspired Gambit this week, focusing on infantry coordination and counterterrorism tactics in a sign of sustained defence engagement between the two countries.
Nexgen has released a Hybrid SUV at Corolla Altis money, pricing the locally-assembled Jaecoo J5 HEV from 67 million PKR ex-factory (tax-inclusive), rising to 77 million PKR for the Premium trim, with these introductory rates valid until 10 March 2026.
US President Donald Trump has backed Iran’s protest movement, saying the country is “looking at freedom” as unrest spreads despite a deadly crackdown and internet blackout.
There is a certain discipline in Ahmed Sharif’s choice of words as of late. Melodrama is avoided, but denial is not indulged either. If Pakistan is to argue its case internationally, he suggests that it must first lay out its qualms.
Indian markets slipped again as weak global cues and proposed US tariffs on Russian oil buyers rattled investor confidence and heightened fears over India’s energy dependence.
Pakistan’s military has described terrorism as the country’s most serious threat, pointing to significant gains in 2025 and warning that any future aggression from India or Afghanistan would trigger a decisive response.
From slacktivism to viral political narratives, Pakistan’s low digital literacy and algorithmic feeds are turning falsehood into habit, weakening trust, polarising society, and making reality itself feel negotiable.
Donald Trump says the United States launched a large-scale strike in Venezuela and captured President Nicolás Maduro, taking him out of the country, with further details promised at Mar-a-Lago.
Ali Shamkhani says Iranians know America’s “rescues” from Iraq and Afghanistan to Gaza, warning any intervention near Iran’s security will be met with a “regret-inducing response”, after Donald Trump threatens action if protesters are killed.
Trump warned Iran he would intervene to protect peaceful protesters, saying the US is “locked and loaded”, as Tehran responded with counter-threats and unrest spread.
Pakistan’s aviation clearance for Biman’s Dhaka to Karachi route brings direct flights back into play, turning a long-delayed connection into a concrete step in warming Pakistan Bangladesh relations.
A New Year’s celebration at Le Constellation, a bar in the Swiss Alpine resort of Crans-Montana, ended in disaster after an explosion sparked a major fire, police said.
From Beijing to Washington, the Gulf to the UN, Islamabad ended the year with more credibility, capability, and room to manoeuvre than it began with.
The United States has excluded Afghanistan from a $2 billion United Nations humanitarian aid package, saying it has evidence that some previous assistance in the country was diverted to the Taliban.
Pakistan’s stock market surged to a new all-time high as the KSE-100 Index climbed more than 2,000 points to cross the 174,000 mark amid strong investor confidence
Joyland doesn’t lecture on patriarchy, but rather makes you live inside its soft violence. It insists on the intimacy of consequences: posture, mood, shame, and what they do to a life.
US President Donald Trump said late Thursday that the United States carried out strikes against ISIS militants in north-west Nigeria, describing the operation as “powerful and deadly” and linking it to attacks on Christians, without releasing details on targets or casualties.
Ten years after Lahore’s birthday stopover, a portrait of Nawaz Sharif as the rare Pakistani leader who pursued peace with India and Afghanistan while insisting minorities belonged at the centre of the nation.
Bangladesh has cleared a 50,000-tonne rice import from Pakistan under a government-to-government arrangement, pricing the deal at $395 per tonne and setting up new shipments to reinforce food reserves.
Prof Muhammad Yunus has accused supporters of Bangladesh’s ousted regime, including exiled former PM Sheikh Hasina, of spending millions to undermine the electoral process.
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.
Saudi Defence Minister Prince Khalid bin Salman awards Field Marshal Asim Munir the King Abdulaziz Medal of the Excellent Class by order of King Salman, with Riyadh citing efforts to strengthen strategic and defence ties.
Pakistan’s top military commander Field Marshal Asim Munir says declarations of jihad belong to the state, alleges attacks are enabled from across the border, and urges Afghanistan to choose between Pakistan and “Fitna al-Khawarij”.
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio has confirmed Pakistan’s stance on Gaza, reiterating Islamabad’s long-held position that any consideration of involvement would depend on clear protections for Gazans and clearly defined terms of engagement.
Why Pakistan remains trapped in the emotional afterlife of a failed promise, and why moving forward may require letting one man fade from the centre of politics.
The United Nations has raised serious legal concerns over India’s May military strikes inside Pakistan and its handling of the Indus Waters Treaty.
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.
Imran Khan's sons' claims are cinematic, emotive, and tailor-made for headlines. They are also, on the evidence presented, not proven — and that distinction is the difference between responsible commentary and propaganda laundering.
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.
The Bondi Beach investigation has widened after officials confirmed the shooter, Sajid Akram travelled to the Philippines on an Indian passport weeks before the attack.
Donations have surged for the man who disarmed an attacker during the Bondi Beach shooting, with supporters saying his actions may have saved lives.
India’s exclusion from the initial Pax Silica grouping is fuelling political debate in New Delhi and highlighting how the AI economy is consolidating into tight, trusted supply-chain blocs.
The attackers behind the Bondi Beach shooting have been identified as a father aged 50 and his 24-year-old son following one of Sydney’s deadliest recent attacks.
Naveed Akram has publicly denied any involvement in the Bondi Beach shooting after his image was wrongly circulated online, highlighting the dangers of misinformation during breaking news events.
Pakistan has rejected allegations raised in a UN Human Rights Council statement, with sources saying the claims rely on politicised narratives rather than verified facts and risk prejudging matters currently before the courts.
