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Operation Shaban Balochistan has entered its second week, with security forces killing 88 militants since July 5 as Pakistan intensifies its counterterrorism campaign in the province.
CDF Asim Munir honored, Saudi envoy praises Pakistan, and President calls for Muslim unity. 4 key signals from Paigham-e-Islam Conference 2026 that show Pakistan’s new diplomatic strategy.
Tehran Shehbaz Sharif to Visit China from Saturday for Key Bilateral Talks Islamabad — Shehbaz Sharif to visit China from Saturday on an official trip aimed at reinforcing Pakistan’s strategic partnership with Beijing, Radio Pakistan reported. The Prime Minister’s visit comes at a critical time for bilateral economic and security cooperation. The announcement that Shehbaz Sharif to … Read more
Pak Interior Minister meets Iranian Foreign Minister for 2nd time in Tehran to continue deliberations on border security, counter-terrorism, and bilateral cooperation.
As Muharram approaches, Pakistan has launched its most comprehensive security operation in recent years. From Punjab’s three-tier security system to Balochistan’s finalized protection plan, authorities across the country are leaving nothing to chance to ensure peaceful Muharram observance in 2026.
Pakistan’s Foreign Office has firmly reiterated the country’s unwavering position on the Abraham Accords — making crystal clear that there has been no policy shift and no consideration of normalising relations with Israel. The statement reaffirms Pakistan’s decades-long stance that recognition of Israel remains firmly linked to a just and lasting resolution of the Palestinian question.
The Pakistan Afghanistan border crisis has entered a dangerous new chapter as Taliban drone strikes into Balochistan and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa escalate a months-long conflict, with Pakistan intercepting four drones and both sides exchanging fresh strikes.
Pakistani security forces have carried out a ground operation and air strikes along the Afghan border, killing 29 fighters in response to a deadly attack on paramilitary forces in Karachi.
Deputy Prime Minister Ishaq Dar met Bangladesh’s Minister for Women, Children and Social Welfare in Islamabad, reaffirming Pakistan’s commitment to strengthening bilateral ties across trade, education and social welfare.
Despite government claims of austerity, Pakistan’s federal budget for FY 2026-27 has been overshadowed by a record Rs3.6 trillion in overspending, a stark Fitch warning that spending cuts could hurt growth, and growing controversy after the government refused to share the cost of tax relief with Parliament.
