At least 10 people were killed in a large-scale missile and drone attack on Kyiv, hours before the NATO Summit opens in Ankara.
Three sons of slain Ayatollah Ali Khamenei prayed beside his coffin in Tehran, while his successor Mojtaba remained absent from public view.
Both sides signed the MOU on June 18; both sides have struck each other since, right now the ceasefire exists only on paper.
The parties are still arguing over the terms of the memorandum they already signed; collapse looks more likely than a final agreement.
Four days of strikes, one phrase from the White House: stand down for now; the MOU survives, narrowly, on borrowed time.
Iran and Oman held the first joint committee meeting on Strait of Hormuz management in Muscat under Clause Five of the Islamabad MoU signed this month.
Pakistan’s budget 2026-27 froze Rs 920 billion in provincial development funds, the arrangement presented as temporary now has no fixed end date.
With Rs. 18.77 trillion in total expenditure and an ambitious FBR tax target of Rs. 15.26 trillion, Pakistan’s budget walks a fiscal tightrope.
The economy grew by 3.7%, the highest in four years, but every major target except services was missed in the outgoing fiscal year.
The SIA filed a 737-page charge sheet naming Yasin Malik the principal accused in nurse Sarla Bhat’s 1990 murder.
Pakistan’s Ministry of Information lodged a formal protest with BBC Urdu over an AJK report based on a single anonymous source with no on-ground verification.
Both governments deny the talks exist, yet both sides keep showing up; that is the precise distance between India and Pakistan today.
DG ISPR says 54 terrorists were killed in retaliatory operations after three coordinated attacks in Balochistan left 42 martyred since July 4.
Law enforcement in the US, Canada, and Europe arrested 24 people linked to three India-based transnational organised crime syndicates.
Twin explosive devices detonated near Macron’s Damascus hotel during his historic visit to Syria, wounding at least 18 people.
The violent manifestation of a steady rise in anti-Muslim sentiment is normalized by toxic political discourse and amplified across digital platforms.
Whatever harms online is directly transferred to the physical world of a person, their relationships, and career.
Thousands of Pakistanis are traded annually, yet the conviction rate refuses to improve.
Pakistani women are breaking cultural barriers to achieve economic independence and to bring social change.
Pakistan’s progress hinges on meaningful dialogue, requiring a truthful national narrative to dismantle propaganda and empower the youth.
Pakistan’s cricket decline is not about a single loss, but a system that has drifted from accountability and merit.
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.
