Pakistan Resumes Humanitarian Transit for Afghanistan After Two-Month Trade Suspension
In a significant development for regional humanitarian operations, Pakistan has officially resumed the clearance of vital humanitarian consignments bound for
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Stalled Diplomacy: Riyadh-Brokered Pakistan-Afghanistan Talks End Without Breakthrough
Riyadh, Saudi Arabia — A fresh round of direct talks between Pakistan and the Afghan Taliban regime, quietly facilitated by
Former Senior Officer Accuses SAS of “War Crimes” and Cover-ups in Afghanistan
LONDON – A former senior British officer has accused UK Special Forces of committing “war crimes” in Afghanistan, alleging that
Pakistan Accuses Afghan Forces of Facilitating Terrorist Infiltration
In a significant and strongly worded media briefing, Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) Director General Lt Gen Ahmed Sharif Chaudhry unveiled
Pakistan Writes Off Afghan Taliban Amid Escalating Tensions: Khawaja Asif’s Strongest Statement Yet
In a significant shift marking the lowest point in Pakistan–Afghanistan relations, Defence Minister Khawaja Asif declared that Pakistan is effectively
Pakistan Links Resumption of Trade With Afghanistan to End of Cross-Border Terrorism: FO
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan on Friday made it clear that the resumption of trade with Afghanistan hinges on the Taliban regime ending
JF-17 Block-III Triumphs at Dubai Airshow: $4.6B Deal, S-400 Claim, and PAF’s Strategic Diplomatic Edge
The JF-17 Thunder Block-III, the joint Sino-Pakistani fighter jet, emerged as the central narrative of strategic success at the Dubai
The Tejas Catastrophe: A Developmental History, Strategic Setback, and the Crisis of Indigenous Air Power
The catastrophic crash of the Light Combat Aircraft (LCA) Tejas Mk1A during a public demonstration at the Dubai Air Show
Pakistan’s Defense Triumphs: US Report Cites ‘Military Success’ Over India as JF-17 Thunder Steals the Show in Dubai
Khalid Minhas, Diplomatic Wire The global spotlight is firmly fixed on Pakistan’s defense capabilities and strategic partnerships this week, following
Western Powers Demand Iran’s “Full Cooperation” with IAEA After War Damages Nuclear Sites
Vienna: Tensions between Iran and the United Nations nuclear watchdog have escalated, with Britain, France, Germany, and the United States