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Pakistan Seeks Strategic Economic Partnership With Saudi Arabia 

Pakistan Seeks Strategic Economic Partnership With Saudi Arabia 

Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif says Pakistan is seeking to broaden its long-standing ties with Saudi Arabia into a wider Pakistan Saudi Arabia economic partnership, citing opportunities for enhanced investment and commercial collaboration. The move comes

Pakistan Seeks Direct Nepal Flights To Boost Bilateral Ties 

Pakistan Seeks Direct Nepal Flights To Boost Bilateral Ties 

Pakistan and Nepal are keen to further enhance Pakistan Nepal relations through better connectivity, trade, tourism, education and people-to-people exchanges.The two countries are seeking more practical links between their peoples and economies, and the resumption

Islamabad PIMS Hospital Fire Kills 15 Newborns In Nursery Blaze  

Islamabad PIMS Hospital Fire Kills 15 Newborns In Nursery Blaze  

The Islamabad hospital fire at the Pakistan Institute of Medical Sciences in Islamabad on August 26 has brought into focus the pressing need for better fire-safety systems in Pakistan’s healthcare facilities. It happened inside a

Pakistan’s Moody’s Credit Rating Upgrade Signals Stronger Economic Reform Momentum 

Pakistan’s Moody’s Credit Rating Upgrade Signals Stronger Economic Reform Momentum 

Pakistan Moody’s rating was upgraded to B3 from Caa1, with a stable outlook, giving a significant boost to the country. The decision is a reflection of improved economic conditions, stronger external buffers and continued progress

Michigan Democratic U.S. Senator Warns Military Rule Could Undermine Pakistan’s Democratic Future

Michigan Democratic U.S. Senator Warns Military Rule Could Undermine Pakistan’s Democratic Future

Speaking at a Pakistani-American community gathering in Michigan, Michigan Democratic U.S. Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed raised concerns about the future of democracy in Pakistan, the role of the military and political freedoms. His remarks bring

Pakistan Democracy Debate Deepens As Abdul El-Sayed Questions Military Influence 

Pakistan Democracy Debate Deepens As Abdul El-Sayed Questions Military Influence 

Pakistan democracy is under debate in the US as Abdul El-Sayed questions military influence, political freedoms, Imran Khan's imprisonment and US aid. The remarks came at an event of the Pakistani-American community in Michigan, bringing

Shehbaz Sharif And Sindh CM Murad Ali Shah Discuss Provincial Development Projects 

Shehbaz Sharif And Sindh CM Murad Ali Shah Discuss Provincial Development Projects 

The meeting highlighted that with major development programs ongoing in Sindh, coordination between the federal and provincial governments of Pakistan is crucial. The talks also touched on issues of common concern and politics, and the

Pakistan Army Chief Asim Munir spoke to Trump ahead of Tehran visit 

Pakistan Army Chief Asim Munir spoke to Trump ahead of Tehran visit 

Pakistan's Army Chief Field Marshal Asim Munir spoke with U.S. President Donald Trump last week before heading to Tehran, in what was reported as an Asim Munir Trump call. The conversation reported puts Pakistan at

Pakistan’s Rebuilt JeM Headquarters Raises Questions Over Terror Infrastructure And Regional Security 

Pakistan’s Rebuilt JeM Headquarters Raises Questions Over Terror Infrastructure And Regional Security 

The reported restoration of the Pakistan JeM headquarters has come under international scrutiny as the complex was earlier damaged during India’s Operation Sindoor. Recent media reports and intelligence-based claims describe repaired structures, fresh plaster, polished

Jaish Terror Camps Reportedly Rebuilt in Pakistan 15 Months After Operation Sindoor 

Jaish Terror Camps Reportedly Rebuilt in Pakistan 15 Months After Operation Sindoor 

Reports of the reconstruction of a complex in Bahawalpur associated with Jaish-e-Mohammed have ignited fresh debate on security, counterterrorism and regional stability in South Asia. Reports have relied on intelligence inputs and visuals of the