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PIA Flies Back to Britain After Five Years of Grounding

The Second Round of Talks Between Pakistan and Afghanistan Kicked Off in Istanbul

The Durand Border

The Airmen Who Redefined Modern War: Pakistan’s Ascent After May

 Ali Tareen Tears PCB Legal Notice: Multan Sultans’ PSL Future in Jeopardy

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A view of the border fence outside the Kitton outpost on the border with Afghanistan in North Waziristan, Pakistan October 18, 2017 [Caren Firouz/Reuters]

The Durand Border

The Durand Border continues to define Pakistan-Afghanistan relations amid Kabul’s refusal to accept it as an international boundary
  • Editor's Choice, Geopolitics, Pakistan
 Can war against terror be won without political consensus?

Can war against terror be won without political consensus?

Throughout these two and a half decades, political ownership of Pakistan’s struggle against terrorism remained wanting
  • Afghanistan, Editor's Choice, Security
We share the same fate

We Share The Same Fate

Pakistan and China share a unique and enduring "ironclad" friendship, rooted in shared destiny, trust, and cooperation.
  • China, Editor's Choice, Pakistan
How India is weaponising immigration control to silence its diaspora

How India is Weaponising Immigration Control To Silence Its Diaspora

The Indian government is using the threat of cancelling OCIs to silence critics. This must not remain unchallenged.
  • Editor's Choice
COMMENT: WHY THE INDUS WATERS TREATY MATTERS GLOBALLY

Comment: Why The Indus Waters Treaty Matters Globally

The treaty is a stunning example of international cooperation but now faces a new enemy in political collapse and climate change.
  • Editor's Choice
What are cloudbursts and why might a warming world make them even more dangerous?

What Are Cloudbursts And Why Might A Warming World Make Them Even More Dangerous?

Sudden, intense cloudbursts are causing deadly flash floods and landslides in South Asia, a crisis worsened by climate change.
  • Climate Crisis, Editor's Choice
A day on board the Global Sumud Flotilla heading for Gaza

A day on board the Global Sumud Flotilla heading for Gaza

For the volunteers on one boat trying to reach Gaza, crew duties and history lessons, hope and anxiety coexist.
  • Editor's Choice
Four years on, Pakistan faces renewed militancy, faltering ties with Kabul, and growing Afghan-Indian security links.

Afghanistan Conundrum

Four years on, Pakistan faces renewed militancy, faltering ties with Kabul, and growing Afghan-Indian security links.
  • Afghanistan, Editor's Choice, Security
A wide view of the UN Security Council briefing on threats to global peace and security from terrorist acts. [UN Media, 20 Aug 2025]

Why the Fight Against Terror Needs Moral Clarity

A wide view of the UN Security Council briefing on threats to global peace and security from terrorist acts. [UN Media, 20 Aug 2025]
  • Editor's Choice, Featured, Pakistan, Policy Bits, Security, World
Emerging India-Israel nexus in Balochistan

Emerging India-Israel Nexus in Balochistan

Very concerning revelations of Indian-Israeli nexus using militancy, propaganda to destabilise Balochistan.
  • Balochistan, Editor's Choice, Featured, Pakistan, Security
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PIA Boeing 777 preparing for takeoff at Islamabad International Airport for its first resumed flight to Manchester, October 2025

PIA Flies Back to Britain After Five Years of Grounding

Pakistan International Airlines reconnects with Britain after years of restrictions and safety reforms
  • Economy, News, Pakistan
Defence Minister Khawaja Asif and Afghan Defence Minister Maulvi Yaqub Mujahid sign the ceasefire agreement between Pakistan and Afghanistan on October 19 in Doha, Qatar — image via X/@MofaQatar_EN.

The Second Round of Talks Between Pakistan and Afghanistan Kicked Off in Istanbul

Talks in Istanbul focus on creating a concrete monitoring mechanism to prevent cross-border terrorist attacks from Afghan soil.
  • Diplomacy, News, Pakistan
A view of the border fence outside the Kitton outpost on the border with Afghanistan in North Waziristan, Pakistan October 18, 2017 [Caren Firouz/Reuters]

The Durand Border

The Durand Border continues to define Pakistan-Afghanistan relations amid Kabul’s refusal to accept it as an international boundary
  • Editor's Choice, Geopolitics, Pakistan
Pakistan’s pilots blended instinct, AI, and precision to outmatch rivals, setting new standards in aerial warfare. [PAF, F-16, Wikimedia Commons].

The Airmen Who Redefined Modern War: Pakistan’s Ascent After May

May’s air battle marked Pakistan’s ascent, where instinct met AI precision to reshape modern warfare’s blueprint.
  • Opinion, Pakistan, Security, South Asia
Ali Tareen tearing a legal notice from the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) in protest

 Ali Tareen Tears PCB Legal Notice: Multan Sultans’ PSL Future in Jeopardy

Ali Tareen’s defiance against PCB’s ownership notice sparks uncertainty over Multan Sultans’ PSL participation
  • News, Pakistan, Sports
Graphic poster reading “Kashmir Black Day 27 Oct” with visuals of distressed Kashmiris behind a barbed-wire fence, overlaid on a map outline of Jammu & Kashmir Source-TESCO

Pakistan to Observe ‘Black Day’ on October 27 in Solidarity with People of IIOJK

A one-minute nationwide silence will be held to show solidarity with the people of India’s illegally occupied Jammu and Kashmir and reaffirm Pakistan’s commitment to their right of self-determination.
  • Human Rights, Kashmir, News, Pakistan
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