General Asim Munir reinforces Pakistan's commitment to eradicating terrorism, emphasising decisive military action and political unity. Security forces continue dismantling terrorist networks, strengthening national security.
Pakistan's remittances hit $3.1 billion in December 2024, marking a 29% increase compared to the previous year. Government reforms, currency stability, and economic recovery measures have boosted the confidence of overseas Pakistanis. Expect record growth ahead!
PM Shehbaz Sharif launched the ‘Uraan Pakistan’ plan to stabilise the economy, reduce IMF reliance, and drive growth through reforms. Highlighting past global isolation, he urged unity and cited India’s adoption of Nawaz Sharif’s model as a lesson.
Under General Asim Munir’s leadership, Pakistan achieved transformative progress in counter-terrorism, economic stability, and global diplomacy. His decisive actions curbed illegal activities, strengthened trade ties, and elevated Pakistan’s voice for oppressed communities like Kashmir and Gaza. This visionary approach reshaped the nation’s security and economic landscape.
Husain Haqqani dismisses fears of Trump administration sanctions on Pakistan, stating such efforts will fail as US decisions are driven by strategic interests. He criticised reliance on WhatsApp and social media conspiracy theories to interpret international relations, calling it a misguided approach.
PM Shehbaz Sharif calls for global efforts to end violence in Jesus Christ’s birthplace, including the ongoing bloodshed of Palestinians. He urges Christians to promote peace and work towards ending the violence. Protecting minorities and their rights remains a top priority for Pakistan.
PM Shehbaz Sharif rejects US sanctions on Pakistan’s defence, reaffirms nuclear programme as essential for sovereignty and national security.
US sanctions Pakistan over missile concerns, focusing on non-proliferation while maintaining bilateral cooperation. Pakistan rebuts, calling its programme vital for national security.
Pakistan slams US sanctions, with Ishaq Dar highlighting their bias and risks to South Asian stability
The US has imposed sanctions on entities linked to Pakistan’s ballistic missile programme, targeting NDC and international suppliers while calling for continued engagement on proliferation concerns.
