The Afghan interim foreign minister’s visit to India marks a turning point in New Delhi’s Afghanistan policy. As India deepens contact with the Taliban, questions arise about whether this signals a quiet move toward recognition — and how it might reshape the regional power game with Pakistan and China closely observing Delhi’s next steps.
Pakistan’s Lt. Gen. Tabassum Habib arrives in Dhaka — the first top-level military visit since the Yunus government took charge, signaling a new era in Pakistan-Bangladesh defence ties.
Pakistan’s inclusion in a new U.S. missiles contract has sparked speculation about major fleet upgrades to fleet including F16 amid deepening military cooperation.
Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz reignited tensions with Sindh, declaring she was “cleansing Punjab” not just of crime but of critics jealous of its progress.
British Prime Minister Keir Starmer arrived in India Wednesday, months after London and New Delhi signed a landmark free trade agreement, capping years of intense negotiations.
Greta Thunberg has alleged that she was tortured while detained by Israeli authorities after joining a Gaza aid flotilla attempting to break the naval blockade.
The Taliban has firmly rejected Donald Trump’s call to take back the Bagram airbase in Afghanistan. But is the U.S. really after the base — or quietly pursuing deeper strategic goals in the region?
