US weapons left behind in Afghanistan could pose threat to Pakistan
The leftover weapons reflect years of heavy investment by the US administration to equip the Afghan National Defence and Security Forces (ANDSF).
Pak Pavilion unveils business and cultural events
Pakistan Pavilion at Expo 2020 Dubai has released its October calendar of business and cultural events focusing on one of the country’s
‘Pakistan Zindabad’ caller tune mandatory for Baloch employees
The move, meanwhile, has raised eyebrows among social media users who expressed surprise at the government’s directive. …reports Sanjeev Sharma In one
Looming US sanctions shake Pakistan
The bill tabled in the US Senate, which seeks to investigate Pakistan’s role with respect to the Afghan Taliban over the past
As boys return to school, girls wait for Taliban orders
The Taliban’s spokesperson Bilal Karimi had said that the halt to the education of girls was due to the transportation. …reports Asian
‘Pak-Taliban ties will not be easy as hoped in Islamabad’
This assertion was made by Siegfried O. Wolf, Director of Research at the South Asia Democratic Forum (SADF), during a webinar titled
Child sex abuses on the surge in Pakistan
The fresh report titled “Six Months Cruel Numbers 2021” by Sahil said that more than 10 children were subjected to sexual abuse
No progress to CPEC over last three years
Out of 77 CPEC projects in the country, just 15 could be completed since it was started in 2015 …reports Asian Lite
Pakistan pays interest for Chinese loans
Islamabad is the seventh largest recipient of Chinese overseas development financing with 71 projects worth $27.3bn currently under way. ….report Asian Lite
KABUL FALL: US Senate bill targets Pakistan
Section 202 of the bill directly mentions Pakistan and calls for an “assessment of support by state and non-state actors, including the