Iran fired on three commercial ships on Tuesday; the US struck over 80 Iranian targets and reimposed oil sanctions while Trump was at NATO.
A tanker was struck on Monday near Hormuz; the one-week stand-down had expired five days earlier, while both sides say the MOU still holds.
Pakistan has begun quietly mediating between Libya’s rival eastern and western administrations, with the US fully aware and Saudi Arabia supporting the effort.
Pakistan and Turkiye have said all the right things for years; the Istanbul visit produced a specific target, a specific zone, and a specific digital corridor.
The next great conflict in South Asia may not be fought with missiles alone, but with dams, canals, and hydroelectric projects.
Tehran is orchestrating Khamenei’s funeral as a victory parade, even as his son and successor remains in hiding and has not been seen.
Pakistan’s briefing signals a potential policy shift toward an aggressive, ideologically-driven posture, moving toward confrontation.
A Tajik historian says Afghanistan’s 1947 vote against Pakistan’s UN membership turned much of the Islamic world against Kabul from the start.
PCB and Saudi Arabia’s Cricket Federation signed an MoU to build a state-of-the-art international cricket stadium in Jeddah.
The parties are still arguing over the terms of the memorandum they already signed; collapse looks more likely than a final agreement.
