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Category: Pakistan

Indus AI Week Pakistan Event
Indus AI Week in Pakistan impresses with flawless execution, highlighting the country’s ability to host major international tech events
Syed Ahmad (Qari Abdullah) – Bajaur Suicide Bomber
Suicide bombing in Bajaur kills 11 security personnel and 2 civilians; Afghan Taliban-linked attacker identified as Qari Abdullah.
Pakistani Foreign Office Protest
Pakistan summons Afghan diplomat to protest Bajaur attack, urging Taliban to act against TTP threats from Afghan soil.
TTP militants in South Asia
TTP is extending its influence into Bangladesh, raising concerns over regional security and emerging transnational recruitment networks.
Taliban religious oversight
Taliban place Tablighi Jamaat under state supervision, restricting independence and signaling authoritarian control over religion.
An official medical report has surfaced, challenging claims circulated about the PTI founder’s vision and medical condition.
Medical Report Debunks Claims on PTI Founder’s Vision
PTI’s Decline: From Drama Politics to Public Rejection [IC : by AFP]
For over a decade in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, PTI’s rule has been marked by poor governance, weak security, and neglect of ordinary citizens
“Shutting down your own province in the name of protest will not work at all;” Salman Akram Raja criticized the provincial government [IC: by AFP]
He emphasized that political and constitutional matters should be resolved with seriousness and within the framework of law, so that the democratic process and public trust are not harmed
This is Pakistan’s most notable digital transformation, with mobile connections reaching 190 million, while internet users have climbed to 116 million — reflecting a major expansion in technology use and digital services. [IC: by AFP]
Pakistan’s digital presence is expanding fast in 2025, with 190 million mobile connections and 116 million internet users. Social media adoption, improved internet speeds, and a youthful population are driving this transformation, positioning the country as a rising digital power in South Asia.
The Pakistani government has reiterated its responsibility to provide healthcare for former Prime Minister Imran Khan [IC: by AFP]
nterior Minister Mohsin Naqvi confirming that doctors have been granted access and further check-ups will be arranged if needed
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