Last Updated: November 2, 2026

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    Why India Lone Critic of Pakistan’s Cross-border Strikes in Afghanistan

    Following Islamabad’s air strikes on the Afghan provinces of Kunar, Paktia, and Paktika in late June, India emerged as the only country to denounce the strikes publicly. New Delhi still continues to condemn Pakistan’s cross-border strikes in Afghanistan at the United Nations. Pakistan was widely regarded as the Taliban’s closest ally and principal backer from.

    Pakistan Faces Fresh Fuel Crisis as Petrol Stocks Dwindle, Import Delays Raise Supply Fears

    Pakistan's fuel supply is under pressure as petrol reserves fall to nearly two weeks' worth of stock amid delayed imports, rising demand and policy bottlenecks, raising concerns over a possible nationwide supply crisis.

    Pak Military Setbacks and Extrajudicial Killings in Balochistan

    Balochistan continues to witness one of its bloodiest periods in recent times, with dozens of Pakistani Army and security personnel reportedly killed in a series of attacks launched by Baloch armed groups beginning on July 5.   According to local media reports citing statements from security forces, more than 100 alleged Baloch fighters have also.

    11 Killed After Roof Collapses in Pakistan’s Khyber Pakhtunkhwa

    Eleven people, including women and children, were killed and several others were injured after the roof of a house collapsed during heavy

    Bus Accident in Pakistan Leaves Four Dead, 15 Injured

    At least four people were killed and 15 others injured after a speeding passenger bus overturned following a collision with a motorcycle

    Climate Challenge in Pakistan

    As Rapid population growth has emerged as one of Pakistan’s biggest challenges to environmental sustainability and climate resilience, with the country’s government calling for integrated policies to address demographic pressures alongside climate adaptation and sustainable development. There is need to strengthen voluntary family planning, women’s empowerment, reproductive healthcare and sustainable resource management. Pakistan’s population is.

    Six Civilians Killed in Clashes After Security Forces Crack Down in Pakistan-Occupied Kashmir

    At least six civilians were killed after clashes erupted between residents and Pakistani security forces in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir

    PoK Unrest Challenges Pakistan’s Kashmir Narrative

    While Pakistan has long projected itself internationally as the representative of Kashmiri Muslims, the ongoing unrest in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK) appears to challenge that narrative. Protesters chanting “Pak Forces Out” have underscored growing discontent, making the demonstrations politically significant not only because of their scale but also because Muslim Kashmiris are directing their anger at.

    Pakistan’s nuclear posturing continues to raise serious security concerns: Report

    New Delhi: Pakistan remains a deeply volatile nuclear power, with its “First Use” doctrine and military-dominated command structure contributing to an increasingly precarious security environment, according to a report. Pakistan’s nuclear posture rejects the No First Use (NFU) doctrine, showing a possibility that Islamabad launches a nuclear strike first in a conflict scenario, a report.

    European Parliament Raises Alarm Over Forced Conversions of Minority Girls in Pakistan

    The European Parliament has adopted a resolution condemning the abduction, forced conversion, and child marriage of underage girls

    Dozens of children infected with HIV in Pakistan: Report

    The families also claimed that at least nine children have died, although officials have not confirmed those figures