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Pakistan eyes PKR 100 bn defence hike in IMF-linked budget

Pakistan is set to boost its defense budget by approximately PKR 100 billion. This move aligns with an International Monetary Fund program. Revenues are projected to rise significantly. The government will also focus on digitizing payments and tackling corruption. Reforms aim to create a level playing field for businesses. An…

The Economic Times

'Did it as a favour to Pakistan': Trump on Iran ceasefire

President Trump stated the US agreed to a ceasefire with Iran as a favor to Pakistan, accepting the truce at Islamabad's request. This comes as Pakistan seeks to mediate the US-Iran crisis, despite reports suggesting it may have provided logistical support to Iran, raising questions about its neutrality.

The Times of India

Air India's challenges 'largely external', transformation a long game: Singapore Airlines CEO

Air India's transformation is a long journey with no quick fixes, according to Singapore Airlines CEO Goh Choon Phong. The Indian carrier faces significant external challenges. These include the ongoing Pakistan airspace closure and a depreciating rupee. Air India's losses were substantial in the last fiscal year. The company is…

The Economic Times

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Eight Pakistani troops killed in nighttime storming of border outpost

Militants attacked a security outpost in Pakistan's northwest. A vehicle bomb and gun battle resulted in eight soldiers killed and 35 injured. This attack follows recent violence that has strained relations with neighboring Afghanistan. Pakistan blames Afghanistan for harboring militants, a claim Kabul denies. The Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan claimed responsibility for…

The Economic Times

From forests to a doctor near you: NIA reveals how Pakistan-based terrorists are planning to do a Ghazwa-e-Hind through a tech-driven policy

NIA chargesheet reveals Ansar Ghazwat-ul-Hind's shift from forest insurgency to a digital terror network, orchestrated by Pakistan-based handlers. This new model connects Kashmir militancy with global jihadist aims, moving beyond Zakir Musa's forest-based approach to urban radicalization, exemplified by the Delhi bomber. The group functions as an al-Qaida extension, with…

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Pakistan calls parliamentary session on ‘Marka-e-Haq’ to boast success against India Op Sindoor, but very few turn up in Assembly

Pakistan's parliamentary session on the 2025 conflict with India saw poor attendance, embarrassing the administration. The session aimed to highlight their narrative of 'Marka-e-Haq' and the 'Bunyanum Marsoos' operation, a response to India's 'Operation Sindoor' strikes targeting terror infrastructure after the Pahalgam attack. Despite claims of success, the low turnout…

The Economic Times

Heatwaves in high 40 degrees Celsius are ‘new normal’ for India and Pakistan, scientists warn

Climate crisis has tripled the likelihood of extreme heat occurring, study finds

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Petrol, diesel prices hiked: What are the fuel rates in Pakistan, Nepal & Bangladesh? Check latest price comparision

Petrol, diesel prices in India vs neighbour countries: After petrol and diesel prices were increased by Rs 3 per litre in India, fuel costs have once again become a talking point for daily commuters. But how expensive is fuel in India compared to neighbouring countries like Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Nepal,…

The Economic Times

Pakistan welcomes voices within India calling for dialogue: Foreign Office

Pakistan has welcomed voices within India advocating for dialogue. Foreign Office spokesman Tahir Andrabi stated that constructive partnerships are essential for peace and prosperity. He expressed hope for sanity to prevail in India. Pakistan remains committed to diplomacy and respect for sovereignty. Pakistani troops maintain vigilance along the Line of…

The Economic Times

Pakistan is shaping up an idea that can worry India

Pakistan is pushing a proposed “Islamic NATO” with Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Turkey and Pakistan, aiming to build a regional defence bloc that reduces reliance on external powers. If it takes shape, it could reshape West Asian security dynamics and add fresh strategic concerns for India, particularly due to Pakistan’s central…

The Economic Times

10 major disasters, 1.2 million people affected across Himalayas in 2025, says ICIMOD analysis

The analysis by the inter-governmental body, International Centre for Integrated Mountain Development (ICIMOD) also said the increasing impact of disasters in the Hindu Kush Himalaya (HKH) region may be linked to the growing prevalence of multi-hazard events, especially in Bangladesh, India, Nepal, and Pakistan, but the post-2013 trend suggests fewer…

The Economic Times

Tory candidate suspended over post saying 'MP should be bullied back to Pakistan' elected

Will Jackson was suspended by the Conservative Party just weeks ahead of the local election but still managed to win his seat

Evening Standard

We dominated escalation matrix on all 4 days of conflict: CDS Gen Chauhan on Operation Sindoor

Indian forces achieved superior situational awareness and battlefield transparency during Operation Sindoor. They dominated the escalation matrix for four days. This military action avenged a terror attack with precision strikes. The conflict lasted nearly 88 hours. Chief of Defence Staff Gen Anil Chauhan highlighted the importance of clear objectives and…

The Economic Times

Pakistan test fires Fatah-4 cruise missile

Pakistan has successfully test-fired its indigenously developed Fatah-4 ground-launched cruise missile. This advanced weapon system is designed for long-range precision targeting.

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Why billions of people could miss out on watching the World Cup

Fifa is yet to secure broadcasting agreements in China, India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Thailand, and Myanmar

The Economic Times

Mera Lyari, Pakistan's response to Dhurandhar, sells just 22 tickets; removed from theatres within days as Aditya Dhar's spy thriller crossed Rs 1300 crore

Pakistani film Mera Lyari has flopped at the box office. The movie sold a mere 22 tickets in some locations. Screenings were reportedly stopped within a day. This comes in stark contrast to the Indian film Dhurandhar. Dhurandhar collected over ₹1350 crore worldwide. Mera Lyari aimed to show a positive…

The Economic Times

Five soldiers, seven militants killed in Pakistan clashes

Clashes in Pakistan's Balochistan province resulted in the deaths of five soldiers and seven militants. An improvised explosive device targeted a paramilitary convoy, leading to a confrontation. The Baloch Liberation Army claimed responsibility for the attack. This incident highlights ongoing violence in the region.

The Economic Times

With Chabahar Port in limbo, can India still reach Central Asia and Russia?

India's crucial trade route to Russia and Central Asia is at a critical juncture. US sanctions on Iran's Chabahar port create uncertainty for India's role. India is exploring options to maintain its presence. This development impacts the International North-South Transport Corridor. Analysts believe the corridor can survive but India's influence…

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Baloch insurgency: Suicide bombs and uptick in violence threaten Pakistan, regional security

In the space of 10 days in late April 2026, insurgents in Pakistan purportedly carried out 27 attacks in the country’s southwest province of Balochistan, killing at least 42 military personal. Then, on May 11, authorities announced that a suicide bombing plot on the capital, Islamabad, had been foiled. Authorities…

The Times of India

Oops!... Pakistan did it again: The 'deny, deflect, get caught' pattern repeats

Pakistan's history of 'oops' moments, from allegedly harboring Iranian aircraft to denying terrorist camps, has eroded its credibility on the global stage. Decades of strategic ambiguity and carefully calibrated deniability have created a trust deficit, making its diplomatic assurances met with skepticism and every crisis a potential international embarrassment.

The Economic Times

Who is Sheema Kermani, the ‘Pasoori’ fame Bharatanatyam dancer recently detained by Pakistan for protesting in Karachi?

Pakistani dancer and activist Sheema Kermani was briefly detained by police in Karachi while seeking a permit for an upcoming Aurat March event. Kermani, who gained global recognition for her appearance in the hit song 'Pasoori', has a long history of advocating for women's rights and promoting classical dance in…

The Economic Times

Pakistan receives USD 1.3 bn loan from IMF: Central bank

Pakistan has recieved USD 1.3 billion from the International Monetary Fund. This funding comes from two separate programs, the Extended Fund Facility and the Resilience and Sustainability Facility. The money will help stabilize Pakistan's economy and address climate-related challenges.

The Economic Times

Pakistan inducts new Chinese submarine, puts focus on India’s undersea strength and pace

Pakistan commissioned its first Chinese-built Hangor-class submarine, PNS Hangor, boosting its AIP-equipped fleet to four. This marks the first of eight vessels China will deliver by 2028, enhancing Pakistan's underwater endurance. This development comes as India faces delays in its P-75I submarine program and plans for its own AIP capabilities.

The Times of India

China calls on Pakistan to strengthen diplomatic efforts in Iran–US dialogue

China on Tuesday urged Pakistan to intensify its diplomatic mediation efforts in facilitating dialogue between Iran and the United States, as tensions around the Strait of Hormuz continue to raise economic concerns.

The Economic Times

Payback for help during India-Pakistan war? Iran's jets at Nur Khan airbase trigger memories of 1971

Pakistan confirmed Iranian military aircraft landed during the US-Iran conflict, sparking questions about its neutrality as a mediator. While denying military contingency use, Islamabad stated aircraft arrived during a ceasefire for diplomatic support. This has revived historical comparisons and intensified US scrutiny over Pakistan's mediation role, leading to calls for…

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