Last Updated: November 2, 2026

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    Pakistan’s Struggle between Civilian Authority and Military

    The federal government’s decision to impose governor’s rule and emergency in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa has sparked concerns about human rights, civilian authority, and democracy in Pakistan.

    Terrorism, Loans Reflect Pakistan’s Failure

    Harbouring terrorists, intense control of the military, loan dependency, and sidelining of its own people have all contributed to Pakistan’s “failure” as a responsible nation. A responsible country protects its own people, keeps its promises and does not let its land be used to harm others. By this simple test, Pakistan has failed for decades..

    Why Human Rights Reporting Weak in Pakistan

    Pakistan's publicly listed companies continue to face challenges in corporate transparency, particularly in areas related to human rights, environmental, social and governance (ESG) disclosures, and anti-corruption measures, according to Transparency International Pakistan's latest corporate reporting assessment

    BJP Demands Farooq Abdullah’s Apology Over Remarks on Pakistan’s Role in Kashmir

    The BJP criticised National Conference president Farooq Abdullah over his comments that Pakistan’s efforts to raise the Kashmir issue internationally were helping Kashmiris, and demanded an apology.

    Why Pakistan in Active Conflict with Afghan Regime

    Pakistan believed that the Taliban’s return to power in Afghanistan would become strategic leverage in the region. However, it has resulted in recurring security liability for Islamabad as the Taliban is not ready to subordinate its own political authority and security priorities. In June, Pakistan carried out airstrikes in Afghanistan, which the Taliban said claimed.

    Pakistan’s Border Closures Strain Economy

    Pakistan’s strained ties with neighbours — including India — have effectively left much of its land borders closed to trade and travel, fuelling concerns over the economic costs of prolonged regional isolation. trade and travel links with India remain suspended, while commercial activity with Afghanistan and Iran has also been significantly disrupted, reducing cross-border economic.

    Pakistan’s Defense Minister Khawaja Asif claims several senior officials are preparing to settle abroad

    Pakistan's Defense Minister Khawaja Asif has questioned alleged plans by senior government officials to permanently settle abroad. He claimed that some influential officials were making arrangements to settle abroad while holding government positions.

    10 killed, 44 injured as bus overturns in Pakistan’s Punjab province

    Ten people were killed and 44 others injured in a horrific road accident in Pakistan's Punjab province. The accident occurred on the Indus Highway in the Rozan tehsil of Rajanpur district, where a bus overturned after hitting a road divider. Local media reported this on Wednesday, quoting rescue officials.

    ‘US-Pakistan Ties Will Never Come at India’s Expense’: Marco Rubio Assures Delhi

    New Delhi: US Secretary of State Marco Rubio has assured India that America’s relations with any country in the world, including Pakistan or China, will not come at the expense of its partnership with India. He said that the US does not view its relationship with India from the perspective that relations with India should.

    Mecca Pact: Stretched on Too Many Fronts

    Pakistan, battling insurgencies at home and tensions along multiple borders, is too overstretched to offer meaningful military support to Saudi Arabia under the Mecca Pact

    Dengue wreaks havoc in Pakistan’s Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, 99 new cases reported in 24 hours

    Nearly 100 new cases of dengue have been reported in Pakistan's Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province in the last 24 hours. According to local media reports, this is the highest number of cases recorded in a single day in 2026.