India has declared that it will never revive the Indus Waters Treaty with Pakistan, marking a historic and irreversible shift in its policy on water sharing with its western neighbor. The announcement was made by Home Minister Amit Shah on June 21, closing the door on a decades-old agreement

Pakistan has sharply criticised the awarding of the Nobel Peace Prize to former US President Donald Trump, condemning it as “politically motivated” and “deeply flawed.” Simultaneously, Islamabad took aim at India’s handling of Kashmir, accusing it of suppressing dissent and violating international law. Trump’s Nobel Sparks Backlash In an official statement, Pakistan’s

The Financial Action Task Force (FATF) has issued a global alert highlighting Pakistan’s alleged role in the financing of illicit weapons networks. The watchdog has warned that Pakistan’s failure to plug critical gaps in its financial system has created fertile ground for money flows linked to arms procurement and extremist networks. Weapons-Funding Alert Issued

In a dramatic diplomatic gesture, Pakistan has officially nominated United States President Donald Trump for the 2026 Nobel Peace Prize, citing his alleged role in de-escalating the recent India-Pakistan military standoff. The nomination, announced by Pakistan’s Foreign Ministry, credits Trump’s “decisive diplomatic intervention” during the crisis that followed the

While the world watched a former pariah walk into the White House, Asim Munir, the chief of Pakistan’s army, took his seat across from President Donald Trump at a high-profile luncheon that felt more like a stage play than diplomacy. He smiled, praised Trump’s supposed role in preventing a nuclear war with India, and even […]

During a public address in Gujarat, Prime Minister Narendra Modi made a pointed reference to Pakistan’s growing discomfort over India’s decision to suspend the Indus Waters Treaty. Speaking assertively, Modi remarked that “Pakistan is already rattled,” emphasizing that even though India has not yet acted on the ground, Pakistan’s reactions show it

Pakistani Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif's visit to Tehran focuses on strengthening ties with Iran, addressing the Gaza crisis, and seeking support amid tensions with India.

In a major internal security breach, the National Investigation Agency (NIA) has arrested a serving Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) constable in Delhi on charges of espionage. The accused, identified as Moti Ram Jat, allegedly shared classified national security information with Pakistani intelligence officers over an extended period. CRPF Jawan Arrested for Espionage

In the dead of night on May 10, 2025, the geopolitical chessboard in South Asia tilted violently—without a formal declaration, without a tweet, and without a press briefing. At approximately 1:30 AM IST, an Indian missile reportedly struck Kirana Hills, a mountain-enveloped site long rumored to house Pakistan’s nuclear arsenal. For decades, intelligence analysts and […]

Dear Pakistanis, It’s time someone told you the truth without the sugarcoating, without the propaganda, and certainly without the delusions your army and politicians feed you daily like expired rations. You live in a failed state. Not struggling. Not developing. Not rising. A failed state. Your country survives—barely—on foreign donations, military aid, and religious