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Middle East Ceasefire: Iranian Foreign Minister’s Trust in Pakistan, Diplomatic Setback for India
CENTCOM Commander Admiral Cooper Acknowledges Pakistan as a Reliable Counterterrorism Partner.
BLA Internal Power Struggle Escalates as Bashir Zeb Group Kills Rival Commander’s Brother
Taliban Accused of Brutal Assault on Prominent Shia Cleric Amid Intensifying Sectarian Pressure on Minorities
Visible and Hidden Hostility of the Taliban Toward Women and the Ismaili Religious Minority

Category: Economy

Pakistan China ties enter a new phase of cooperation

From Terrorism to CPEC 2.0, Pakistan–China Ties Enter a New Phase of Cooperation in 2026

Pakistan and China call for verifiable action against terrorism, deepen security cooperation and launch CPEC 2.0 as ties enter a new strategic phase.
  • China, Diplomacy, Economy, News, Pakistan, Security
Iran protests currency inflation

Iran Sees Deadliest Protests in Three Years as Inflation and Currency Crisis Deepen

Deadly protests erupt across Iran as inflation soars and the rial collapses, prompting clashes, UN concern, and diplomatic tensions.
The value of Iran’s rial has plunged to its lowest level against the U.S. dollar

Iran’s National Currency Hits Its Lowest Level Against the Dollar

The value of Iran’s rial has plunged to its lowest level against the U.S. dollar, with the exchange rate in the open market reported between 137,000 and 140,000 rials per dollar.
Afghanistan Pakistan trade halt impact

Afghanistan Bears Brunt of Trade Halt with Pakistan as New Data Reveals Shocking Details

New trade data shows Afghanistan has suffered far greater losses than Pakistan during the prolonged suspension of bilateral trade.
  • Afghanistan, Economy, News
New Funding Model: U.S. Limits Aid Due to Humanitarian Aid Diversion

New Funding Model: US Limits Aid Due to Humanitarian Aid Diversion

The US pledges $2B in aid but excludes Afghanistan and Yemen due to fears of systemic humanitarian aid diversion.
Life After the Poppy Ban: The Afghan Livelihood Crisis

Life After the Poppy Ban: The Afghan Livelihood Crisis

The Afghan livelihood crisis deepens as farmers lose 90% of income following the poppy ban, according to a UNODC survey.
  • Afghanistan, Economy, News
Iran biggest protests in last three years for currency collapse

Iran Sees Biggest Protests in Three Years After National Currency Collapse

Iran sees its largest protests since 2022 as the rial hits record lows, inflation surges, and unrest spreads nationwide.
PIA privatization Success or Failure

When the Flag Carrier ‘PIA’ Lands for the Last Time

As Pakistan debates selling PIA, the real question is economic survival versus emotional attachment. A factual analysis.
  • Economy, Editorial, News, Pakistan, Policy Bits
State-Owned Enterprises in Pakistan

State-Owned Struggles: Why Pakistan’s Public Enterprises Keep Bleeding

Pakistan’s state-owned enterprises continue to post heavy losses while private firms thrive. Why reforms can no longer wait.
Former SBP governor Dr Shamshad Akhtar passes away at the age of 71

Former SBP governor Dr Shamshad Akhtar passes away at the age of 71

Former SBP Governor Dr. Shamshad Akhtar, a pioneer for women in finance and global economist, has passed away at 71.
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