Pakistan’s Defence Minister Khawaja Asif rejects Indian claims of downing six Pakistani jets, calling them false and politically motivated. He warns that fabricated narratives risk dangerous miscalculations in a nuclearised South Asia.
A recent batch of humanitarian aid airdropped into Gaza landed directly on a camp housing displaced Palestinians, crushing multiple tents, footage circulating online shows.
Pakistan’s Army Chief makes his second visit to the United States in under two months, signaling strengthening military and diplomatic ties. The trip comes amid improved trade terms for Pakistan and U.S. mediation efforts in regional tensions.
Pakistan’s security forces kill 33 terrorists in Balochistan’s Zhob District while foiling a major infiltration attempt from the Pakistan-Afghanistan border.
Historic White House peace deal ends decades of Armenia-Azerbaijan conflict, opens trade and diplomatic ties, and prompts joint nomination of Trump for Nobel Peace Prize.
Israel is reportedly weighing retaliatory measures against the UK over its anticipated recognition of Palestinian statehood, including the potential suspension of intelligence sharing, The Times reported on Thursday.
Information Minister Attaullah Tarar has accused Malik Riaz and Bahria Town of operating a massive Rs1.12 billion money laundering network. The FIA uncovered key evidence during a raid on Safari Hospital, allegedly used as a front to move illicit funds abroad.
US President Donald Trump has said India faces “a lot more” sanctions over its oil purchases from Russia, indicating that they could be in the form of secondary levies.
The UK government has opened applications for its prestigious, fully funded Chevening Scholarships, inviting Pakistani mid-career professionals to pursue a one-year master’s degree at leading UK universities.
Aima Baig has officially tied the knot with Zain Ahmed in an intimate ceremony in Canada. The singer announced the news on Instagram, calling him her “best friend” and promising fans more wedding pictures soon.
Bahria Town, Pakistan’s largest real estate developer, has nearly shut down nationwide operations after staff arrests, frozen accounts, and asset seizures crippled its cash flow. Founder Malik Riaz warns of stalled projects, unpaid salaries, and calls for arbitration to resolve the crisis.
