Iran’s foreign minister told Hamas officials he is addressing Gaza in talks with the US; the Trump administration has stayed silent on it.
Within 78 hours of the chief justice’s remark, a satirical Instagram page had amassed three million followers; within two months, 10,000 were marching on parliament.
Pakistan’s textile sector enters the post-war period with a diplomatic tailwind, a competitive cost advantage, and structural problems it has deferred for a decade.
Brent crude closed at $88.10 on Friday after Iran struck Kuwait’s power and desalination plant; the MOU has not stopped the bleeding.
Every shutter-down strike in Muzaffarabad costs traders a day’s income that no subsidy announcement will retroactively replace.
The BLA openly declared itself India’s military arm from Pakistan’s western front; that statement was not bravado, but a confession.
Pakistan remained the largest beneficiary of the GSP+ scheme in 2024, with a preference-utilisation rate of 95.1%, the highest among all beneficiary countries.
Qatar accounts for 90% of Pakistan’s LNG supply, but its Ras Laffan facility was caught in the crossfire, affecting Pakistan’s energy supply.
Trump stepped back from the Hormuz fee plan less than five hours before it was due to take effect; the strikes on Iran continued.
Established Baloch activists publicly listed Mir Yar Baloch’s account as fake and called for it to be reported and unfollowed immediately.
