Saudi Arabia has conferred the King Abdulaziz Medal of Excellence on Pakistan’s Army Chief, General Asim Munir, during his official visit to the Kingdom, underscoring close defence and security ties between the two countries. Medal Conferred During Riyadh Visit The award was presented in Riyadh
The United States has said it is grateful to Pakistan for offering to consider participation in a proposed international stabilization force for the Gaza Strip. US Secretary of State Marco Rubio made the remarks during an end-of-year press conference in Washington, responding to questions about Islamabad’s willingness to join multinational efforts aimed at peacebuilding in
Pakistan has finally perfected its export model. After decades of trial and error, the country now has two globally recognised, consistently delivered products. Terrorists and beggars. One destabilises regions, the other humiliates the nation. Both travel well, both embarrass allies, and neither requires industrial policy, innovation, or governance. Saudi Arabia’s recent
Saudi Arabia has deported around 24,000 Pakistani nationals in recent months amid concerns over begging and misuse of visas, officials in Pakistan have confirmed. The deportations followed warnings issued to Islamabad about Pakistani citizens allegedly entering the Kingdom and other countries under the guise of legitimate travel before engaging in unauthorised activities.
Pakistan’s Chief of Army Staff, General Asim Munir, has come under political and diplomatic scrutiny amid discussions linked to a proposed international plan for Gaza’s post-war administration. The debate has gained attention following renewed diplomatic outreach by the United States under President Donald Trump, who has outlined ideas for restructuring governance and
Pakistan has initiated discussions with Russia on a possible oil cooperation agreement, as officials from the energy ministries of both countries hold talks to explore deeper collaboration in the sector. Pakistani authorities said the discussions are at an early stage and are focused on assessing the scope and feasibility of long-term cooperation. The talks are […]
The backlash to Dhurandhar is revealing not because it is loud, but because it is directionally consistent. The film does not caricature Indian Muslims. It does not turn faith into a proxy for guilt. It does not indulge in the cheap shorthand that has rightly drawn criticism in the past. Yet it has provoked a […]
The Pakistan Cricket Board has raised objections after the International Cricket Council released a promotional poster for ticket sales of the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup without featuring any prominent Pakistan player, including Salman Ali Agha. The omission triggered criticism from the PCB, which said Pakistan’s absence from the artwork was inappropriate given the team’s
Pakistan is facing tighter scrutiny under its ongoing bailout programme with the International Monetary Fund, with the lender imposing a fresh set of conditions linked to governance and corruption reforms. The additional requirements are part of the IMF’s extended financing arrangement aimed at stabilising Pakistan’s fragile economy and ensuring continued financial
A Pakistan military court has sentenced former ISI Director-General Lt Gen (Retd) Faiz Hameed to 14 years in prison, marking one of the rarest convictions of a senior military officer in the country. The verdict follows a 15-month court-martial, during which he faced multiple charges under the Pakistan Army Act. Charges Include Political Activity, Misuse […]















