Amit Shah Declares 23 Terror Operatives As Terrorists Under UAPA
Home Minister Amit Shah approved the designation of 23 terror operatives, including 17 Pakistani nationals, as terrorists under the UAPA.
Online Drug Sales Rising In Pakistan, Youth Increasingly Targeted: Report
A report warns that online drug sales are rising in Pakistan, with traffickers increasingly targeting young people through digital platforms.
Trump Claims Iran’s Military Is Crippled, Says Oil Prices Will Fall After Conflict
US President Donald Trump claimed Iran’s military had been 'wiped out' and warned Tehran to agree to a deal or face further destruction as tensions in West Asia continue.
Operation Sindoor Shows Shift From Diplomacy To Action On Terror: Rajnath Singh
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh says Operation Sindoor reflects a shift in India’s counter-terror approach, highlighting decisive military action and strategic readiness.
Iran, US Reopen Backchannel Talks Through Pakistan As Standoff Continues
Iran and the US are exploring indirect talks via Pakistan as tensions persist, with the Strait of Hormuz crisis and regional instability continuing to impact diplomacy.
White House Relies On Pakistan As Backchannel With Iran: Report
A report highlights Pakistan’s role in enabling indirect US–Iran negotiations that led to a temporary ceasefire, reinforcing its diplomatic relevance.
Pakistan To Repay $3.5 Billion To UAE As Economic Pressure Mounts
Pakistan is set to repay $3.5 billion to the UAE in April, raising concerns over foreign exchange reserves, economic stability, and future financial support.
IMF Reaches Staff-Level Agreement With Pakistan; $1.2 Billion Support Likely Pending Board Approval
IMF strikes staff-level deal with Pakistan, unlocking $1.2 billion subject to approval, as reforms target fiscal stability, inflation control and growth.
India Slams Pakistan Over Remarks On Judicial Matter; Rejects Interference
India rejects Pakistan’s comments on a court verdict, asserting no locus standi, as MEA criticises Islamabad over support for banned organisations.
India Sends Medical Aid To Afghanistan After Kabul Strike; Condemns Attack
India sends 2.5 tonnes of medical aid to Afghanistan after Kabul airstrike, condemning the attack and expressing support for victims.
