Last Updated: November 2, 2026

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    Worsening Security Situation in Pakistan

    Earlier, on May 13, security forces suffered further losses in Barkhan, Noshki, and Mastung. In Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, nine TTP militants and four security force personnel were killed during an attack on an Army camp in Bajaur on May 14, while a suicide bombing and subsequent assault on a police post in Bannu on May 10 killed 15 policemen

    Why Crisis Cripples Pakistan

    Following military exchanges between both sides, major border crossings, including Torkham, Spin Boldak and Bahramcha, were shut, severely affecting trade flows.

    Pakistan: 18-year-old gang rape victim dies of multiple abortion complications

    An 18-year-old alleged gang rape victim died in Pakistan's Punjab province while a procedure was being conducted on her at a government hospital following several complications related to abortion, local media reported.

    Pakistan’s China Made JF-17 Jets to Jeopardise Bangladesh

    The simulator, delivered during the first formal Air Staff Talks between the two air forces, is being framed as a training tool ahead of a potential procurement of 16 to 48 JF-17 Block III multirole fighters, estimated at between USD 400 and 720 million.

    Pakistan: Christian Youth Critically Injured After Police Firing, Family Demands Justice

    Islamabad: A 22-year-old Christian motorcycle ride-hailing driver was critically injured after allegedly being shot nine times by members of a police anti-crime patrol in Pakistan’s Punjab province, renewing concerns over police conduct and use of force, especially against minority communities. Alyan Johnson was injured in a shooting involving Dolphin Force personnel in Rawalpindi on the.

    Pakistan’s School Privatization Plan Sparks Outrage, Teachers Warn of Crisis

    Rawalpindi: A growing controversy has erupted in Pakistan’s education sector after major teachers’ and pensioners’ organizations strongly criticised the government’s continued push towards privatization of public educational institutions. Representatives of the Punjab Teachers Union (PTU), Educators Association and Education Pensioners Association have denounced the outsourcing of government schools and colleges under the Public-Private Partnership (PPP).

    Rising Narco-threat Along Indian Border

    For American policymakers, ignoring this pipeline risks undermining Indo-US strategic convergence at a critical moment in the IndoPacific and the Middle East

    Pakistan Politics Over Visit to Kartarpur Sahib

    Many have reportedly compared it to the Mughal-era 'Jizya' tax, under which non-Muslims were compelled to pay a levy solely because of their faith

    India rejects ‘unwarranted references’ to J&K in the Pak-EU statement

    India on Tuesday outrightly rejected "unwarranted references" to the Indian Union Territory of Jammu and Kashmir in the joint statement issued by Pakistan and the European Union (EU), reiterating that the matter is entirely internal to India and that those without any standing on the issue should refrain from commenting on it.

    Double Trouble: Power outages disrupt Karachi’s water supply for third day

    According to Dawn, the services were hit after the supply from Hub Pumping Station was suspended due to a fault in K-Electric's (KE) main cable.

    Alarming Heatwave in India, Pakistan

    Daily maximum temperatures have topped 46°C in many locations, with some areas running around 5-8°C above seasonal norms